This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. The diss track reached its peak of cultural prominence at the Super Bowl, when Kendrick Lamar performed Not Like Us, his ...

Lennon unleashed all of his negative energy towards his former bandmate, Paul McCartney, on a song called “How Do You Sleep”. From the title alone, one could guess this track is a scathing ...

The BBC once banned The Beatles’ tune Come Together, a track from their iconic Abbey Road album, which was written due to John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Vietnam War opposition bed-ins, when they ...

John Cena may have embraced the dark side but he is still a fan-favorite outside of WWE. He was recently seen breaking character in a viral photo. The Cenation Leader's retirement tour took a ...

John Lennon - The Lost Weekend and Instamatic Karma featuring photos from her private archives. "The Lost Weekend - The Photography of May Pang" coincides with the recent digital release of the ...

John Lennon - The Lost Weekend and Instamatic Karma featuring photos from her private archives. "The Lost Weekend - The Photography of May Pang" coincides with the digital release of the feature ...

Their complaint with Gsoc centres on the delay between the discovery of Jamie’s body and informing his family that remains of a person believed to be Jamie were in Dublin city morgue.

The influence of Dylan, evidently, presiding over the sudden transition. It impacted John Lennon most of all. There was always deepness to the bespectacled Beatle. His childhood had been pitted with ...

While John Lennon had more than a few of his lyrics etched into the minds of Beatles fans around the world, he knew that some songs weren’t intended to be as big as ‘Hey Jude’ or ‘A Day In the Life.’ ...

After the Oscars, the celebration continued as stars moved from the Governors Ball to exclusive after-parties hosted by Neon, Searchlight Pictures, Mubi, and Netflix. Elton John’s legendary ...

1865, President Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated for a second term of office. 1966, John Lennon of The Beatles was quoted in the London Evening Standard as saying, “We’re more popular than ...