Mark Knopfler's guitar style is widely renowned for its high level technicality. But this one Dire Straits hit pushed him to ...

If Audrey Hepburn had gotten her way, 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' opening scene would have been subtly but drastically different ...

As a 17-year-old aspiring drummer in 1968, Collins caught a show in London that opened his eyes to a new style of rock drumming, and he never forgot it.

Bob Dylan has probably had to listen to many awful covers of his work, but when he first heard the most famous cover of a ...

Looking at how Led Zeppelin ended at their commercial peak, what the surviving members did next and how their reputation didn ...

Graham Nash already had to make sure he played what he wanted outside The Hollies, but that didn't mean he was immune to some ...

After the fourth of five huge Oasis shows at Heaton Park, Greater Manchester Police announced that they had made 14 new ...

Whereas most people differentiate between different creative mediums half the time, Cameron Crowe always knew what a great film as well as a great record.

Despite his innovative and highly influential approach to rock drumming, this Hall of Famer has largely remained overshadowed by his even more legendary bandmate.

The meeting of Allen Ginsberg and Patti Smith is a prime example of the importance of small, simple acts of care in creative communities and between artists.

Elvis Presley loved his food so much, he had a team member whose job was to secure hamburgers. But one day, he took things too far.

Lorne Michaels, the creator of Saturday Night Live, knows them as “the two Pauls”—a couple of old friends, both 83, that he regularly invites to dinner at swanky New York restaurants. For the rest of ...