In the 1960s, artist Gustav Metzger turned traditional notions of art-making on their head to create a new movement that saw the destruction of objects.

Jimmy Page would be nothing without Elvis Presley. It's a blatant but true fact, acknowledged by Page in saying the King was a "visionary genius".

Grace Kelly and Cary Grant might be one of the most infamous on-screen pairings of all time, with the pair having genuine ...

Bob Dylan was never the kind blessed with diva-like pipes, but he knew that there were some that could leave people transfixed when they sang.

Joe Walsh never had much trouble making classics on his own, but sometimes the right person helps reshape the way legends think.

U2 may have a lot of rock and roll history in their veins, but they felt that some people did a better job as a representation of America. Read more here.

Daniel Johnston was a prolific underground musician, but his mental health was also a major struggle, and none more so than when he almost caused a plane crash.

Paul Rudd played the part of a Rush megafan in the 2009 film 'I Love You, Man'. But what is his real favourite of theirs?

New York songsmith and former Velvet Underground frontman Lou Reed selected eight songs that he felt were the finest of the ...

Motion capture involves capturing the physical movement of actors and turning it into a digitised format to create animated ...

Keith Richards is no stranger to breaking the law, but it almost caught up with him in 1977, if it wasn't for this one TV legend. Read more about it here.

Counting down five of the most unjustly overlooked, forgotten, and underrated tracks released by Berry Gordy's Motown Records during the Detroit label's heyday.