Earlier this year, we lost the legendary Roger Corman at the incredible age of 98, and we really have him to thank for mentoring many great filmmakers.

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A persistent rumour suggested that so many people watched the band on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' in 1964, that "even the criminals stayed home." ...

In 1974, one of Iggy Pop's first solo gigs could have been his last as he begged this audience to stab him in a nearly-fatal, ...

Before joining CSN, Stephen Stills was a guitar hero, but according to Graham Nash, there was one man who made him "play better".

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Whilst John Bonham often utilised his flair on Led Zeppelin tracks, there is one that he hated so much that he didn't try to ...