55 Years Ago: 'A Fistful of Dollars' Creates a New Genre
Director Sergio Leone combined a European sensibility with an American story to make something entirely new, and also launched Clint Eastwood's film career.
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When NBC Turned Buck Rogers Into 'Burt Reynolds in Outer Space'
The network took a big sci-fi swing with a series that sparkled on debut before quickly falling to Earth.
55 Years Ago: 'Goldfinger' Helps Define the James Bond Film
Sean Connery's 007 establishes the tropes that will delight viewers for decades to come.
10 Ways Rock Ruled the 1989 MTV Video Music Awards
With fistfights, raunchy jokes and once-in-a-lifetime performances, the network put on one of its most memorable shows in 1989.
Top 10 Billy Preston Songs
He played a key sideman role with two of classic rock's biggest bands while still amassing an impressive pile of solo hits.
The Final Songs Performed Live by 50 of Rock's Biggest Artists
Some knew it was goodbye, some didn't.
How Joe Walsh’s Stage Warm-Up Became ‘Life in the Fast Lane’
Eagles icon recalls creation of first song he wrote with Don Henley and Glenn Frey.
35 Famous Records You Probably Didn't Realize Were Covers
Bet you didn't know somebody else recorded these songs before they got popular.
Sneak Peek: New Mixes Add Further Depth to Beatles 'Abbey Road'
The album's soon-to-be-released 50th-anniversary editions were enhanced by producer Giles Martin.
Why 'The Longest Yard' Stole Burt Reynolds' Famous Mustache
The removal of Burt Reynold's mustache 10 minutes into 'The Longest Yard' says something beautiful about the '70s anti-hero genre.