Bono reflected on U2’s How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb about a year after its arrival on Nov. 22, 2004: “It’s the best collection of
Category: History
Tobe Hooper, of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Poltergeist fame, tried bringing Stephen King’s vampire novel Salem’s Lot to TV in November 1979. The
Nirvana leader Kurt Cobain took his own life in April 1994 – and many people saw the tragedy as a death knell for grunge, the
At the end of 1985’s Back to the Future, Doc Brown corralled Marty McFly and his girlfriend Jennifer Parker into his time-traveling DeLorean before delivering
On Nov. 30, 1979, the rock landscape was forever altered with the release of The Wall, an art-rock magnum opus created as Pink Floyd slowly imploded
Less than 10 years after the Beatles broke up came the first of numerous movies about them. Released Nov. 23, 1979 and shown as a
Paul Stanley’s Kiss Kruise bedtime stories event got unexpectedly serious and sweet earlier this month when a child asked about his memories of Eric Carr.
They were grieving at the loss a close friend and a person with whom they’d conquered the world. Still, there was no doubt – certainly
By the waning days of 1969, the Rolling Stones were well on their way to becoming the “Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band in the World.” Hits like
Dual legends initially grew up around John Lennon’s Nov. 28, 1974, appearance onstage with Elton John at Madison Square Garden: That he only appeared there