Record label mogul Allen Klein, who handled the affairs of both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, died in New York on Saturday after a battle with Alzheimer\'s disease.
Lynyrd Skynyrd released the song 35 years ago. Since then, it has been an anthem, a demand, an ode to personal independence and the lamest heckle in the history of rock.
Woodstock 1969. Nice close view of Jimi\'s hands.Notice that at one moment, he bends the first string all the way up to the sixth...the horror and noiseness o...
Soulja Boy had some frustration to get off his chest on Wednesday night, so he launched into a 2-hour Twitter tirade about \"crackers\" and his struggles as an artist.
\"Jones told EbonyJet\'s Adrienne Samuels Gibbs. \'They just messed my magazine all up, but I\'m gonna get it back. You better believe it, I\'m\'a take it online because print and all that stuff is over.\'\"
The concert promoter that organized the 50 sold-out \"This is It\" London performances that Michael Jackson will never give is offering disappointed fans a choice: A refund of the $125 or so they paid -- or the actual ticket, which the promoter says was designed by Jackson himself as a keepsake.
It\'s easy to forget how good something is until it\'s gone. And, apparently, everyone is buying now, because, based on preliminary sales numbers from Nielsen SoundScan, 2.6 million Michael Jackson (his work with Jackson 5 and the Jacksons included) digital downloads were sold in just one week.
Shortly before his death, the King of Pop was photographed rehearsing for his sold-out London shows. These 6 photos show him in full dress rehearsal and behind the scenes.
There are so many talent shows on TV these days, from \"American Idol\" to \"America\'s Got Talent\" to all the dance programs, it\'s hard to believe that everyone who can carry a tune or pop-and-lock hasn\'t been discovered by now. But there was once a time when such series were a novelty, and one show ruled supreme: \"Star Search.\"
Over the weekend, appoximately 190,000 people made their way to Worthy Farm in western England to attend the 2009 Glastonbury Festival. Attendees came to see performances at what is billed as \"Europe\'s largest open-air music festival\" on many stages over four days - headliners included Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, and a reunited Blur.
Sometimes admiration can turn into hostility when egos get bruised or you just plain suck. Either way we are happy the cameras were rolling when the shit hit the fan (or vice versa).