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Fifty years after the release of Pink Floyd‘s Wish You Were Here, the band returned earlier this month with a massive anniversary box set to celebrate the landmark 1975 album. About a week after the ...

Back in the 1970s, parents had their own way of doing things. In many sweet ways, they toughened up their kids for the life ahead of them without even knowing it. Parents of the '70s rarely spared ...

Peter Asher reflects on life with Linda Ronstadt and they conquered the pop charts with "Heart Like a Wheel" and its huge hit "You're No Good." ...

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"End of You," the powerhouse collaboration between Poppy, Amy Lee and Courtney LaPlante is Loudwire's Best Metal Song of the Year. In an internet-breaking fashion, the generation-crossing and ...

Filmmaker Jon M. Chu screened a version of his new movie without its beloved music. Patrick Gomez is an Executive Editor at Entertainment Weekly. Formerly at People magazine and The A.V. Club, the ...

“I can’t live if living is without you / I can’t live, I can’t give anymore.” While Badfinger’s original 1970 version is a power ballad that might elicit a tear or two, nothing really tops how ...

How many of these hit 1970s movies can you guess from a single image? Remember how many you get right... ...because we'll tell you how you scored at the end. This was ...

Jason Aldean is pulling back the curtain on dementia — a disease that hits close to home — in his new song, "Help You Remember." The song speaks to what life is like when someone you love is suffering ...

When people think of classic cars, they picture Detroit’s darlings—the Camaros, the GTOs, the Corvettes that everyone’s uncle swore he’d buy back in ’69. Yet just beyond that American roar lies a ...