The one line Jimmy Stewart didn’t want to say: “It did cause him the most terrible distress”
Jimmy Stewart was one of the most beloved leading men during the Golden Age of Hollywood, but the profession wasn't always ...
The Cream song Jack Bruce was pissed off recording: “The wrong tune throughout”
Nothing about Cream had the most peaceful band dynamic, but Jack Bruce was livid hearing what producers did to a few tunes.
The movies that will always make Christopher Nolan cry: “The classic tearjerker”
Christopher Nolan is most well-known for his immersive story worlds and visual style, but has been inspired by two films in ...
Josh Homme on the four albums that shaped his career: “It’s time for you to revolt”
Josh Homme always put artistry before anything else, but these records helped teach him how to be musically honest when he ...
The Hollywood mogul who made an enemy of Elizabeth Taylor: “Your studio can go straight to hell”
Elizabeth Taylor, famous for her role in 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?' and her "marriage of the century" to Robert Burton lost her cool with the studio head.
Boys of Summer: crafting the perfect lost Eagles album
As much as fans were crushed by Eagles announcing their breakup in the 1980s, they had enough songs in their solo careers to warrant their own album.
The director Florence Pugh called a master: “I’ve never had that feeling on set before”
Florence Pugh may have had misgivings about her role, but she was glowing with praise about working with 'master' Christopher ...
Plucked Inspiration: Art Garfunkel’s favourite folk songs
From Joni Mitchell to Linda Ronstadt, Art Garfunkel picks his favourite folk songs. The singer became an icon of the genre as ...
The bizarre role Antonio Banderas went method for: “It was difficult snapping him out”
Antonio Banderas, no stranger to roles in kids movies like Puss in Boots and Spy Kids, went method for this children's film.
Glenn Frey on the show that completely changed Linda Ronstadt: “She discovered she had another voice”
Linda Ronstadt was capable of singing virtually anything that came her way, but Glenn Frey knew that she could go anywhere ...
September 15th, 1963: The turning point for protest music
September 1963 saw a turning point for protest music following the tragic incident in Birmingham, Alabama, which inspired ...
“We really paved the way”: Debbie Harry on the two bands that birthed New York new wave
Debbie Harry reflected on how The Stilettos and Television established the punk, new wave scene in New York, allowing countless others to follow suit.