Cinema is often thought of as a medium for directors, but the greatest masterpieces of all-time were made through collaborations.

Matt Damon is by far one of the most consistent actors and has a bit of a habit of crashing sets and popping up for the fun of it.

The Edge didn’t get into the rock and roll business to stomp out any rocker’s dreams with U2. They might have started a sea change in the world of rock when they first started making waves, but when ...

Having spent most of his career quietly flying under the radar as one of the best character actors of his generation that nobody really talked about, Walton Goggins is finally a star. Not only that, ...

Knowing how much he obsessed over the eye-patch-wearing tyrant’s filmography, he was always going to be a paramount inspiration regardless, but a face-to-face encounter between the 15-year-old ...

As much as some bands try to be the most proficient on their instruments, David Crosby knew you didn't need an education to make rock and roll.

There can’t be many things worse for a filmmaker than developing, writing, and entering pre-production on a movie, only for their hand-picked star to say they’ve changed their mind and they don’t want ...

The Foo Fighters were an indomitable force of rock, but now they have diluted to a damp squib. Now is the time when they should just shut up.

It’s always been a core tenet of the character that he’s a mad shagger, and there have been plenty of smouldering scenes and scantily-clad women in the saga’s 25-film history, but nothing that would ...

When John Lennon died on December 8th, 1980, the musical landscape changed forever. Not least for his former partner, Paul McCartney.

Despite Neil Peart focusing on the raw precision in Rush, some tunes could leave him absolutely speechless when he heard them.

Just because someone is a musical legend doesn't necessarily mean they'd be good to go to a gig with, as these five artists prove.