In 1979, Lindsey Buckingham wrote a song about Stevie Nicks for Fleetwood Mac's 'Tusk.' Though the song feigns indifference, it's underscored by bitterness.

Even if Joni Mitchell fit into any different styles, she had an uncomfortable relationship being put inside of a musical box.

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Jeff Lynne may have a healthy amount of hits unto himself, but nothing personified English rock and roll better than the British Invasion sound.

The John Lennon composition 'Rain' is one of the most innovative recordings The Beatles ever made. But what is Lennon singing backwards at the end of the song?

Playing Northern Ireland at the height of The Troubles, Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine's loose tongue sparked a near-sectarian incident during a show.

Even the great Japanese director Akira Kurosawa had his movie heroes, including a legendary American who inspired everyone with his mastery of westerns.

Although she's seen and done it all since she made her film debut in the 1960s, Helen Mirren still has boxes to tick in terms of characters to play.

While Radiohead went on to become a global phenomenon, their first time performing on US television almost ended in tragedy for the band and Thom Yorke.

Tina Turner, for all her roaring success, spent her final years in the cocoon of relative anonymity in Switzerland. What led her to the country? Find out here.

At the cusp of their national stardom in 1964, one headline show in Hastings reportedly triggered a near riot of teen hysteria. Read more here.

This UK distributor played a vital role in making once-banned video nasties, like 'The Driller Killer' and 'Cannibal Holocaust', widely available.