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1971 saw the release of David Bowie's "Changes," The Who's "Baba O'Riley," and other songs that perfectly captured high schoolers' coming-of-age experiences.
Read MoreThe acclaimed singer-songwriters were married when they recorded this famous version of Taylor's 1971 classic at their home In Martha's Vineyard.
Read MoreThe 1980s were never going to go out quietly, and from Bad English to Sheriff, 1989 went peak power ballad to see that decadent decade into the 1990s.
Read MoreFrom heartfelt yearning to earnest messages of hope, these simple yet powerful '60s songs still reach across the decades to grab our hearts and minds.
Read MoreFifty years after high school, you can count on Gen X reunions to be lively affairs, especially if they are bolstered by nostalgic songs that we want to hear.
Read MoreNew York and New Jersey may have their own cottage industries where iconic rock acts are concerned, but this state has cornered the market since the '60s.
Read MoreRock music in 1967 was defined by innovative psychedelic music that influenced the Summer of Love. Some of the songs from that year are just as enjoyable today.
Read MoreThese now-classic songs, including David Bowie's "Heroes" and Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Simple Man," didn't exactly light up the charts when they were first released.
Read MoreIn a year defined by both turbulence and progress, these songs from Marvin Gaye, Dolly Parton, Carole King, and other artists reminded us what matters most.
Read MoreHulk Hogan, one of the most iconic presences in professional wrestling, has died. He was 71 years old.
Read MoreIf you've ever seen the word "Nomad" plastered on a biker's jacket, you might have wondered what it means. In motorcycle clubs, it's an important title.
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Military submarines are a crucial part of combat nowadays, but the used to be much more rudimentary — and couldn't stay underwater for very long.
Read MoreTouring is a stressful lifestyle — many musicians can't handle it and end up leaving the life behind. And Jane's Addiction is a total nightmare on tour.
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The U.S. bombed Iran in June 2025, beginning what many are calling World War III. One historian called it a year earlier, and he has some chilling predictions.
Read MoreThroughout history, kings, queens, and kingdoms have come and gone. But it all had to start somewhere — with the oldest kingdom in the world.
Read MoreThe Amish are known for forgoing many of the niceties of modern, technologically advanced life, and many of them don't actually have Social Security numbers.
Read MorePlenty of guitars have sold at auction for ridiculous amounts, like Kurt Cobain's Martin D-18E. But when it comes to value, there's one guitar at the top.
Read MoreTrooping the Colour is the military parade the celebrates the birthday of the British Sovereign, and you might be wondering what the gun salute means.
Read MoreWhen you think of ancient Egypt, pharaohs are probably some of the first things that come to mind. But who was the first pharaoh that started it all?
Read MoreIf you've ever seen a military graduation, you might have noticed that soldiers are tapped out after the ceremony. There are a couple of reasons for this.
Read MoreYou've probably heard the term "habeas corpus" at some point. Maybe you know that it's related to the U.S. Constitution and are wondering what it means.
Read MoreYou might not know it from their MTV hits like "Even Flow" and "Jeremy," but Pearl Jam once refused to make music videos. And they had a pretty good reason.
Read MoreMemorial Day and Veterans day are both federal holidays that honored members of the United States Military, but how are they different from one another?
Read MoreCremation is the most common form of disposition today, and Minnesota was the first state to legalize this unusual type of cremation in 2003
Read MoreYou've probably seen various news articles about people finding buried treasure, but what happens afterward? Can they keep everything they found?
Read MoreHarriet Tubman is best known for helping enslaved people escape to freedom via the Underground Railroad, and she did so while suffering from a tragic injury.
Read MoreLegendary rock group Deep Purple once really liked to play loud — so loud that they actually earned the record for the loudest band in the world.
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