Though its roots were doggedly anti-commercial, punk has birthed an impressive array of mainstream successes. From ...

Not to be confused with its lighter-touched country rock cousin, Southern rock mixes blues, soul and country and spins it ...

Alabama was the first act to win entertainer of the year three times at the CMA Awards. They won in that category five times ...

Discover some of the greatest slasher movies of all time, featuring classic killers, suspenseful thrills, and terrifying ...

When future rock icon Prince opened for the Rolling Stones in L.A. in 1981, he got booed offstage before he finished his set.

Often preferring to make up stories rather than give journalists clear answers about his race or sexual preference, Prince tackled both subjects on this song.

Snider, from the band known for its song, "We're Not Going To Take It," married costume designer Suzette Snider in 1981 after first meeting in 1976. He hit back at a person on X, formerly Twitter ...

Nat Harvie at Sacred Heart, Denfeld does "Evil Dead," "Dirtbag Diaries" at the West Theatre, DSSO plays premiere, "Huck and ...

Known as “Charlie Hustle” for his play on the field, Rose will be remembered as MLB’s hits king as well as for his gambling on baseball that led to a lifetime ban from the game. Rose is one ...

But no milestone approached his 4,256 hits, breaking his hero Ty Cobb’s ... game against the New York Mets in Philadelphia, June 3, 1981. (AP Photo/Rusty Kennedy, File) In August 1989, at ...

Like in 1981, the Brewers went down in the series ... had one of the latter hits on his way to being maned the World Series MVP. 2011: Brewers 3, Diamondbacks 2 (National League Division Series ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Aaron Judge sent the ball soaring toward Monument Park and Gleyber Torres tagged up at first base. “That was disrespect out of Gleyber, man,” Judge said with a smile. “He’s seen me hit ...