This Is How Nirvana Really Felt About Their Legendary "Unplugged" Show
Nirvana had re-written the rules about not only what record labels believed the public at large wanted, but about what constituted "popular" music as a whole.
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The Reason Some Are Convinced Kurt Cobain Is Still Alive
In April 1994, the music world was shocked by Kurt Cobain's death. The Nirvana frontman died by suicide on April 5 and his body was found three days later.
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The Truth About Robert Hart's Time With Bad Company
Bad Company came together in 1973 and was known as a supergroup from the very beginning, with all four members coming from well-established rock bands.
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This NFL Player Tried A TikTok Challenge And The Internet Isn't Happy
Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver, JuJu Smith-Schuster, is catching flak for taking the internet's latest viral challenge, dubbed "The Milk Crate Challenge."
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Inside The Life Of The World's Shortest Woman
For years, we've marveled — and sometimes derided — those whose appearance differs from the norm. Even if those people just happen to be tall or short.
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Movie And TV Moments You'll Never Get To See In America
There are some things in movies and TV that Americans will just never get to see, and that's a shame
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The Horrible Truth Behind Old Hollywood's Secret Abortions
Abortions were relatively commonplace — though a closely guarded secret — during the Golden Age of Hollywood, which spanned from the 1910s to the early 1960s.
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Here's What An Immaculate Inning Really Means In Baseball
Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale is having quite a month. On August 26, 2021, Sale became only the second pitcher on record with three immaculate innings.
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Here's Why The Baby On Nirvana's Nevermind Cover Is Suing The Band
On Tuesday, Spencer Elden sued Nirvana over his now-three-decade-old portrait used on the Nevermind album cover.
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How One High School Football Team Lied Their Way Onto National TV
A broker matched the country's top high school football team with an unknown that was outscored 227-42 last season — for a game that was aired on ESPN.
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The Rolling Stones: What Happened To Every Former Member?
Through the decades, members of the Rolling Stones have come and gone. Here's what happened to all of the former members of one of rock's biggest groups.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Lee 'Scratch' Perry
It was a heartbreaking moment for his fans around the world when news broke that reggae producer and dubstep innovator Lee "Scratch" Perry had died August 29.
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The Important Advice Freddie Mercury Gave Brian May
Brian May asked Freddie Mercury if he wanted to sing his solo song as a Queen track. Mercury refused, however, and told May that he had sung it beautifully.
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The Untold Truth Of Orson Welles
The life of Orson Welles was a morass of tragic contradictions. But his penchant for excess and refusal to yield to the studio system would stifle his promise.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Iron Butterfly Drummer Ron Bushy
Ron Bushy, the beloved longtime drummer for the psychedelic rock band Iron Butterfly, has died.
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Out Of Every Jeff Bezos Controversy, One Stands Above The Rest
Jeff Bezos, one of the richest men in the world, didn't become a centibillionaire by concerning himself with rules, judgment, and fair play.
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Duran Duran Could've Worked With Michael Jackson. Here's What Happened
Duran Duran singer Simon Le Bon and keyboardist Nick Rhodes recently recounted a story involving the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson.
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The Truth About Jani Lane's Complicated Relationship With Cherry Pie
When once it was a stadium shattering smash, "Cherry Pie" became the poster child for the era's excesses and the butt of too many jokes. Lane left Warrant.
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How Genesis Made That Odd Sound In No Son Of Mine
In addition to the lush synthesizers and guitars, there's also a garbled, mournful-sounding wail, or perhaps a primal scream, setting the narrator's mood.
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The Reason Some Are Convinced Jimmy Hoffa Is Still Alive
American labor leader Jimmy Hoffa disappeared without a trace in 1975. Or did he? Some conspiracy theorists harbor the unlikely notion that he's still alive.
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The Messed Up Beliefs Of Horror Novelist H.P. Lovecraft
H.P. Lovecraft made his mark on the world of horror fiction with some pretty crazy stories. Unfortunately, Lovecraft had some pretty messed up beliefs, as well.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Charlie Watts
Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts died in August 2021. Here is the tragic real-life story of his life and career with the world's greatest rock band.
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How KISS' Paul Stanley Really Feels About Metallica
KISS has been performing since the early 1970s, and with plenty of rock 'n' roll hits and a wild stage show, it's easy to see why they still draw large crowds.
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The Truth Behind The Emperor's New Groove
In 2000, Walt Disney Pictures released its 40th animated feature film, 'The Emperor's New Groove,' a troubled production that was in development for many years.
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The Untold Truth Of Blur
Blur have had an amazing career, and its individual members have led truly interesting lives. This is the untold truth of Blur.
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Things We Learned After Watching Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed
Netflix's new documentary, "Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed", is a portrayal of the complexities in the now-iconic landscape painter's life.
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Why The Cure Bassist Simon Gallup Left The Band
Simon Gallup, the longtime bassist for the legendary alternative band The Cure, made a surprise exit from the group. He broke the news on his Facebook page.
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