Although Bean and Mortensen are now inextricable from their roles, they could have been switched out, with Bean revealing ...
Despite the fact that they had been tipped for greatness early on, Dexys Midnight Runners had to go to extreme lengths to get ...
People went weirdly crazy for the sped-up, squeaky vocals on those original, novelty Chipmunks records, and 50 years later, ...
It's not hard to top the UK charts; Mr Blobby and the Teletubbies did it. Staying on top for over a month was a more ...
While Keith Richards was already one of rock's greatest superstars, he felt that some singers needed to be up there with the ...
Meryl Streep took unlikely inspiration from Arnold Schwarzenegger when gearing up for one of her most political roles.
The actor hit rock bottom in 1975 when he found himself driving, blind drunk, through the streets of Beverly Hills.
The main street in Haworth was essential to unlocking the creativity of the Brontë sisters, who would go on to pen 'Wuthering Heights' and 'Jane Eyre'.
John Belushi’s impassioned defence of The Blues Brothers band: “What the f*ck do these people think”
In 1980, John Belushi was one of the most famous comics in the world, but faced accusations of profiting from Black musicians ...
Substitute' is one of The Who's best-known early singles, but Pete Townshend "pinched" parts of the song from some R&B ...
Don Henley has often claimed that the Eagles are an apolitical band, yet songs like 'Hotel California' are clearly a ...
Five rock songs that were made better by drum machines, with iconic entries by New Order, Phil Collins, Yes, Billy Idol, and ...
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