The story of Elected dates back to 1969 and the very first album recorded by the man and band known as Alice Cooper. As an album, Pretties For You was, Alice says, “experimental rock’n’roll. But we ...

The Fishfam turn everyday moments into silly songs with the family. Seized cartel ‘monster’ truck had gunports, .50-caliber machinegun Scientists Discovered A New Alzheimer's Warning Sign—And It Has ...

Welcome to the 24th Songs of the Week of 2025. We didn’t do a Songs of the Week last week because of the July 4th holiday, so this week’s list encompasses the last two weeks (although it’s mainly ...

To Alice Brock, the song that immortalized her name and her long-ago Stockbridge restaurant stirred memories of the best parts of the 1960s. And she remained friends with folksinger Arlo Guthrie, who ...

David Duchovny Auditioned for All Three ‘Full House’ Male Leads and Thought ‘It’s Going to Change My Life,’ He Didn’t Get a Single Offer: ‘I Was Really Bad’ at Sitcom Acting ...

What are the five heaviest Alice In Chains songs with Layne Staley? One of the most interesting things about Alice In Chains is that while they've always been classified as a rock band and are ...

“I was being accused of just writing silly love songs,” McCartney said. “[And I] was in danger of starting to buy into this idea that you should just be a bit tougher and a bit more worldly. But then ...

Before his Miller High Life Theatre show on Wednesday, Cooper served up a platter of stories that document some of his experiences over the last five decades. "I’d reached the point in a rock and roll ...

That one New York Times critic that called Bodies Bodies Bodies “a 95-minute advertisement for cleavage and Charli XCX’s latest single” can add Amandla Stenberg’s new song “Alice,” inspired by the ...

There doesn’t seem to be a significant amount of information about this Canadian artist, but his following is quite substantial given the niche market for his songs. In addition to this song, Clark W ...

“You’d think that people would have had enough of silly love songs,” sang Paul McCartney. He was responding to John Lennon, who, when the Beatles broke up, told the world, “All Paul ever wrote were ...