Chuck Berry was a cautionary tale that no one is above the law, proven in the story of when he performed at the White House then was arrested in the same week.

Aretha Franklin wasn't just the finest soul singer to have ever lived but possessed one of the finest voices of all time. Read more about it here.

James Stewart starred in four movies directed by Alfred Hitchcock, including 'Rear Window' and 'Vertigo', but it was 'Rope' that he found the most challenging.

Paul McCartney can be squeaky clean by rock star standards, but he wasn't afraid to get vulgar to prove his point once in a while.

Steely Dan were known more for their perfectionism than hedonism. But this one tale would do the wildest musicians proud.

One of their defining cuts, 'Dirt's' lead single 'Would?' saw Alice in Chains explore the legacy of an important figure in ...

Does Jon Voight know he's a queer cinema icon? Or did he forget the nuance of his 'Midnight Cowboy' role when his politics became more right-leaning?

Slash could play guitar like it was second nature, but there were times when he had to wonder what he got himself into in Guns N' Roses.

Stanley Donwood is the artist behind the album covers of the famed rock band Radiohead and marks himself out as a pivotal ...

Scottish indie outfit Ballboy released their debut album, ‘A Guide for the Daylight Hours’, in 2002, and it is arguably the most underrated record of the era.

A look at the way we view rock stars as characters, via the way we remember Rick James, and how it takes other musicians to help those with problems.

A look into the song 'Gentle on My Mind' written by John Hartford and made famous by Glen Campbell, and how it was inspired by the film 'Doctor Zhivago'.