Today in Music History for March 24: In 1949, Steve Lang, bass guitarist with the Canadian rock group ``April Wine,'' was born. He joined the band in 1975 and helped them share the stage with ``The ...

Netflix’s March lineup offers a wide range of content, including original series and films starring Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt, Meghan Markle and more. Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa ...

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The two-hand tapping pioneer on playing with Canned Heat, Jerry Garcia and John Mayall, getting beaten to the Stones gig by ...

Every pin-up idol was required to be just that. Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman had to have his age adjusted downward by six years, while co-founder pianist Ian Stewart was considered to be too ...

Kevin Mazur/Getty The Righteous Brothers opened for both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones early in the legendary bands’ careers — but singer Bill Medley says his experience with one group ...

A Kentucky bill would cut back enforcement of state worker protections to federal minimums. It’s part of a history of bills designed to put fewer restrictions on employers. Kentucky legislators passed ...

Actors James and Oliver Phelps are 39. Bassist Erik Haager of Carolina Liar is 38. Feb. 26: Actor-director Bill Duke is 82. Actor Marta Kristen is 80. Singer Mitch Ryder is 80. Keyboardist ...

Read an exclusive excerpt from "Lorne: The Man Who Invented Saturday Night Live" by Susan Morrison.

The legislation, titled the “Presidential Allowance Modernization Act,” would provide former presidents with a pension of $200,000 a year and a $200,000 allowance per year with cost of living ...

This commonsense bill flips Washington on its head by finally prioritizing taxpayers over politicians.” Ernst’s legislation would also increase the pension for surviving spouses of former ...

That The Rolling Stones have become the go-to band to describe long-running rock and roll consistency is utterly ludicrous. At their peak, they didn’t just flirt with disaster, they looked it dead in ...