Both representing an idyll of Hollywood's Golden Age, John Wayne and Clint Eastwood both spoke admirably about one legendary film director.

As the band’s tectonic plates shifted, Ringo Starr rose through the cracks. Like a child desperate to have fun amidst a crumbling divorce, he sought to build a bridge through the ever-growing band ...

The turn of the millennium brought with it an exciting cultural upheaval. But what song kicked off that new chapter by topping the charts?

One of rock history’s most infamous oddballs, Frank Zappa once created a song that was so complex it just can't be played well. Read more here.

David Bowie was a huge star, but he also had a lot of sel-doubt. He may have written 'Heroes', 'Ziggy Stardust' and more, but ...

Triggering a viral sensation, the AI generated 'YAJU&U' pop song marks another worrying turn in human expression's creepy supplanting.

Sheffield dance punk band Life Aquatic Band have returned with their latest single 'Summer Rain', obliviously embracing joy in the face of impending doom.

Known as one of New York's greatest songsmiths, Lou Reed had also endeared himself to a particular Manhattan restaurant and bar as their most eager patron.

Scott Walker was David Bowie's idol, Neil Hannon's hero, Jessica Pratt's favourite, and also aside from music, he had a deep love of arthouse film.

James Stewart gave an incredibly underappreciated performance in a film that he had mixed feelings about. Read more about his opinion here.

Artists can have many outlandish demands, but Weird Al Yankovic came up against the most bizarre in being ordered not to make eye contact.

John Fogerty can sing, strum, and write brilliantly. The counterculture icon can also legally fight his old 1960s bandmates as well it seems.