Jimmy Buffett, Legendary Music Icon, Dead At 76
Jimmy Buffett, legendary musical icon and party man behind "Margaritaville" - and hero to legions of faithful fans called Parrot Heads - has died at age 76
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The Unexpected Career Jack Sonni Pursued After Dire Straits Broke Up In 1988
Guitarist Jack Sonni subbed in for Dave Knopfler the year Dave left Dire Straits in 1980, and stayed through till 1988. -
TV Theme Songs That Became Huge Pop Hits
Many TV theme songs have faded into obscurity, but a few have taken on lives of their own, sometimes outshining the shows they were meant to introduce. -
Inside Pat Smear's Rock 'N' Roll Journey
Over the course of more than four and a half decades, Pat Smear's career has taken him from LA's underground punk scene to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. -
Crime Junkie's Brit Prawat On The Grim Reason Women Gravitate Towards True Crime - Exclusive
"Crime Junkie" co-host Brit Prawat explained why she believes so many women podcast listeners tend to be drawn to the true crime genre. -
Whatever Happened To Verizon's 'Can You Hear Me Now' Guy?
It was a catch phrase it seemed everyone could relate to, then we stopped hearing it. Remember Verizon's 'can you hear me now' guy? Here's what happened to him. -
12 Of The Greatest Songs Based On Historical Events
Bands and musicians get their inspiration from all sorts of places, including history, and have produced some great tunes that tell a true story. -
What Was Bob Marley's Religion?
Bob Marley is one of the most famous reggae singers ever, and a pioneer of the genre. So what exactly did he believe? Here's what his religion was. -
The Real Reason Bob Barker Always Said 'Have Your Pets Spayed Or Neutered'
Game show host Bob Barker always remeinded audiences to have their pets spayed or neutered at the end of "The Price Is Right." So why did he do it? -
Game Show Host Bob Barker Dead At 99
Best known for hosting "The Price Is Right" from 1972 through 2007, Barker had plenty of other entertainment experience under his belt, too. -
The Meaning Behind Jamming By Bob Marley
Bob Marley and the Wailers song "Jamming" from their 1977 album "Exodus" feels a lot like a party song, but the lyrics belie a deeper meaning. -
Bob Marley's One Love Is More Iconic Than You Realize
Bob Marley's "One Love" has an upbeat tempo and a positive message that was integral to one of the most iconic moments in Jamaica's political history. -
Lies The Gran Turismo Movie Told You About The True Story It Was Based On
The film is based on a true story, but just how true is "Gran Turismo?" These are the lies — some bigger than others — that the film tells its audience. -
Dolly Parton: The Untold Story Of The Country Music Icon
Dolly Parton is one of the most beloved celebrities in the world, but there are a few things even her dedicated fans might not know about her. -
Willie Nelson: 12 Facts Only His Biggest Fans Would Know
From his heartbreakingly difficult childhood to his briefly-held belief that he had actually discovered The Beatles, Willie Nelson's life has been a wild ride. -
Friends Of Prince Andrew Come To His Defense In New Documentary
Prince Andrew's public image has been on a downward spiral since the spotlight hit his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. -
Brit Prawat On What Sets Crime Junkie Apart From Other Podcasts - Exclusive
Podcasts can be a dime a dozen, but Brit Prawat told Grunge how "Crime Junkie" stands out among the many offerings in the true crime podcast genre. -
This Is Where Michael Jackson's Chimp, Bubbles, Ended Up
Michael Jackson's chimp, Bubbles, made the rounds in tabloids for years, especially when it accompanied the King on Pop on the "Bad World Tour" in 1987. -
What Happened To Freddie Mercury's Family?
Queen frontman Freddie Mercury died from AIDs-related health complications at the young age of 45. Here are the family members he left behind. -
The History Of The Beatles' Yellow Submarine Is More Complex Than You Realize
The Beatles' "Yellow Submarine" is a whimsical, childlike song, that was a big hit for the band, but the history is more complex than you realize. -
Musicians Who Converted To New Religions
Faith is a personal subject, but several prominent rock and pop stars have converted to new religions that have shaped their lives and, sometimes, their music. -
Who Is Linda Greenlaw From Deadliest Catch?
Linda Greenlaw was one of the new cast members added to "Deadliest Catch" in Season 19, and she has quite the backstory. Let's take a look at it. -
The Untold Truth Of Steve Martin
Comedian and actor Steve Martin has graced our screens and made us laugh in spades for decades. However, there's more to Steve Martin than you might think. -
The Two Women Who Made Prince Andrew's Newsnight Interview Come To Life
Prince Andrew's infamous 2019 interview on the BBC's "Newsnight" brought his world crashing down. Here are the two women who made it all happen. -
Deadliest Catch: Who Was Jake Harris' Late Wife, Shawna Brinkly?
In August 2023, it was announced that Shawna Brinkly - the late wife of Jake Harris from "Deadliest Catch" - died. Here's what we know about her. -
Inside Melvin 'Magoo' Barcliff's Iconic Partnership With Timbaland
Melvin 'Magoo' Barcliff shared an iconic partnership with hip-hop artist Timbaland. Here's a look inside their relationship, which spanned three decades. -
What Michael Oher's Relationship With The Tuohy Family Is Really Like Now
The movie "The Blind Side" was based on a true story, or so it seemed. Here's what Michael Oher's relationship with the Tuohy family is really like now.
