John Carpenter is one of the most influential horror directors of all time, with 'The Thing' remaining a mystery as a result of its ambiguous ending.

Queen may have been the perfect vehicle for Freddie Mercury, but he knew some records did a better way of describing his sound.

The Doors were invited to play the historic 1969 Woodstock festival, but they turned it down. Rumour has it that it was all because Jim Morrison was too scared.

Counting down the five worst album covers ever released by the artistic genius that was David Bowie, including monstrosities like 'Reality' and 'Toy'.

Joni Mitchell was a muse as well as an artist, with many people writing songs about her. But to answer the question of which was best, there is only one answer.

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Bono took U2 to new heights over the course of the 1980s, but he knew there were musical titans that are more omnipresent than anyone else.

Pink Floyd was never a band known for their massive family-friendly image, but Roger Waters knew when some genres crossed the line ...

Warner Bros. almost backed out of a classic Clint Eastwood project, because they falsely thought it wouldn't make any money.

A look at The Beach Boys and their M.I.U Album, one of the lowest points in their whole career and how the band splitting into two factions made it happen.

Tom Hanks cast Charlize Theron in his popular 1996 movie 'That Thing You Do!', but he had to ring her to let her know she was barely in the film.