Rock
Gerard Way plans new MCR album and tour in 2027-2028
The ghosts of the past often inspire the future, and for the legendary band My Chemical Romance, this creative philosophy
Sleep Theory Saxon and Imminence are the best new metal songs this week
Happy Halloween! As the spooky season kicks into high gear, there’s a serious flood of brilliant new metal tracks waiting
Queen’s illness nearly derailed their greatest album
In the bustling South London offices of their PR company, the air in 1974 was thick with ambition, creative friction,
Mouse a visually intimate tearjerker coming-of-age
In a decade overflowing with cinematic noise, some films manage to cut through the clamor and settle deep into the
Steven Wilson creating Storm Corrosion album
The Endless Voyage: Steven Wilson’s Creative Tides Continue to Flow For musicians operating at the intersection of folk, progressive rock,
Burdon made Anderson’s dream song a reality
Some songs possess a gravitational pull that transcends mere melody; they speak directly to the soul of the musician. Among
MB Jordan knocks director out of chair for a role
Hollywood rarely lets anything rest, but some careers are simply built on sheer, relentless force of will. While many stories
Seven words convinced John Krasinski he was wrong
As the chill sets in and the rain pours down, the end of the year always brings a potent blend
45 Years for the Beach Boys follow-up to Pet Sounds
Exceedingly few albums possess the cultural seismic impact of Pet Sounds, the 1966 masterpiece that didn’t just change pop music—it
Jason Sudeikis names his ultimate musical idol a musical older brother
When you’re living a life that involves chasing big dreams—like leading a football team or starring in a beloved comedy—you
Marvin Gaye’s question Sly Stone’s answer
The Summer of Love, capped by the legendary Woodstock festival, remains a defining moment of the 1960s. It was a
Burt Reynolds missed out on Star Wars
Burt Reynolds was a massive star in Hollywood, yet when the cinematic landscape shifted dramatically in the 1970s, he managed
Tom Morello’s most American song
When you look at the history of rock music, few figures command the same restless, revolutionary energy as Tom Morello.
The album that warned Blondie off working with Phil Spector: He was whacked
The history of music is often a story of ambition, artistic clashes, and high-stakes drama. For the rock band Blondie,
Bryan Adams hits Trump with protest song comparing him to a baby
The Enduring Waters: Bryan Adams Uses Music to Call Out Political Distractions For nearly five decades, Bryan Adams has enjoyed
SCTV Emotional Reunions Behind the Scenes
The Unsung Legacy of SCTV: Revisiting the Greatest Sketch Show History There are comedy shows that define an era, and
Metallica and Mötley Crüe steal a producer for their masterpiece
Stepping into the world of heavy metal is a tightrope walk, and for bands like Metallica, it often meant balancing
How Brian May poured his soul into the MOTU soundtrack
When fantasy meets rock royalty, the resulting soundtrack is pure magic. The score for this year’s Masters Of The Universe
10 Horror Movies and Their Real-Life Influences
What makes a movie truly terrifying? It starts with a simple, yet powerful, human response: the thrill of fear. We
Tom Cruise almost tanked his career in 15 minutes
Even for a superstar like Tom Cruise, some moments in the public eye manage to redefine themselves as utterly bizarre.
Freddie Mercury wished his singing was effortless
When you look at the legendary vocal prowess of Freddie Mercury, it’s impossible not to marvel at the sheer force
Linda Ronstadt’s supergroup on You Can Close Your Eyes
To be one of the greatest singers of all time, Linda Ronstadt didn’t achieve it by accident. She poured her
John Cusack regrets missing his perfect 1989 role
In the pantheon of 1980s cinema, John Cusack remains an undeniable legend. His face instantly conjures images of teenage angst,
Original drummer of Crosby Stills Nash who
The legendary folk-rock supergroup Crosby, Stills and Nash is built on a foundation of brilliant songwriting. With Stephen Stills, Graham
Jane Fonda’s worst moment: Pretending not to understand
The 1960s were sold as a golden age of progress, a time when old societal structures were finally shedding their