Hundreds of years' worth of royals, gentry, and foppish dandies have been bested by a Thin White Duke.
Can you feel the love tonight? Elton John is feeling close to a billion dollars' worth.
There are so many albums in Neil Young's catalog that most fans wouldn't miss a stray out-of-print entry or two. But that isn't the case with his infamous "lost" 1973 live release, 'Time Fades Away.'
Anyone who was absent from the Frank Sinatra School for the Arts in Queens, N.Y., yesterday is probably feeling like a grade-A jerk this morning.
Act fast, Los Angeles-area Beatles fans: A distinctive treehouse-style cottage that reportedly served as a dwelling for John Lennon is back on the market.
"Well, we made it through another one. Can't wait to see what's next."
The words "previously unreleased" and "Jimi Hendrix" have been abused so often that they provoke a reflexive eyeroll from a lot of classic rock fans, but here's one case where they might actually be worth getting excited about.
Adam Lambert isn't the only singer with a spot behind the microphone for Queen.
It may not be pretty, but if you ask Kiss' Gene Simmons a question, you can pretty much always count on a direct answer.
In the summer of 1983, Huey Lewis and the News were just another mildly successful rock band with a couple of mid-sized hits to their name. One year later, they were on top of the album charts, all over Top 40 radio, and in heavy rotation on MTV.