From "Good Vibrations" to "GoodFellas," Brian Wilson and Martin Scorsese scored. Steve Martin strutted as one of the "wild and crazy guys." Diana Ross sang to Motown stardom. Pianist Leon Fleisher surmounted a debilitating injury.
Steven Van Zandt says that in developing a curriculum to teach a new generation the history of rock and roll, he tried to put himself in the place of the students who would be learning from it.
Former "American Idol" finalist Jessica Sierra was jailed early Saturday after a drunken confrontation with police and onlookers, authorities said.
On stage at the Fillmore at the TLA, Jill Scott beams beneath an Afro that billows like a halo around her head.
Bryan "Baby" Williams, aka Birdman, was released on bond Wednesday, a day after he was charged with possession of marijuana.
Elaine Lorillard, the socialite who encouraged a club owner to start the Newport Jazz Festival, died this week of an infection, nursing home officials said. She was 93.
You might suppose that collaborating with They Might Be Giants would be a load of laughs, given the charming wackiness of indie-pop tunes such as "Particle Man," "Ana Eng" and "Birdhouse in Your Soul."
The personal assistant of a wealthy real estate agent and punk rock pioneer pleaded not guilty to murder on Tuesday, while court documents detailed her handwritten confession to her boss' beating death.
A feud involving the man who sang "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer" could wind up in court, just in time for Christmas.
Amy Winehouse has canceled all concerts and public appearances for the rest of the year on doctor's orders. "The rigors involved in touring and the intense emotional strain that Amy has been under in recent weeks have taken their toll," said Winehouse representative Tracey Miller in a statement Tuesday.
Bon Jovi fans will have a chance to see the group's frontman perform at a charity concert next month.
Flea isn't soured on living on Malibu, even though another house the Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist owns in the coastal enclave was among those destroyed in the weekend's wildfires, a spokeswoman said.
They helped make some of the best-loved songs in popular music with the likes of Stevie Wonder, Patsy Cline and Elvis Presley, but they were content to let the stars take the spotlight.
Luciano Pavarotti's widow has sued two friends of the late tenor for $44 million, claiming their comments about her marriage were defamatory.
Another day, another photographic flame for Paul McCartney? Rosanna Arquette is the latest woman to be photographed with the 65-year-old ex-Beatle. The News of the World published pictures of McCartney and the 48-year-old actress walking together outside of what it said was McCartney's north London home.
The Rosenbach Museum & Library is celebrating the work of Maurice Sendak with an expansion of its gallery space and "Really Rosie," a new show exploring the children's book author's collaboration with singer-songwriter Carole King.
U2 stars Bono and The Edge showed up unannounced and played as a warmup act at a charity concert in London.
Todd Haynes doesn't think of himself as a Bob Dylan obsessive. But he acknowledges that even before he embarked on the seven-year journey that has resulted in "I'm Not There," which is at once about and not really about Dylan, he "could find (myself) listening to, and thinking about him inordinate amounts of time."
An original member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band has melanoma and is taking a leave from the singer's "Magic" tour to undergo treatment.
