Two of the biggest rock stars of the '70s filming a comedy inspired by the legend of Dracula. What could go wrong?
A letter written by John Lennon to Phil Spector has sold for $88,000.
Supertramp's massively successful 'Breakfast in America' was released on March 29, 1979.
Now that Christine McVie is finally back in the Fleetwood Mac fold, she admits she's been wanting to rejoin the band for quite some time.
In March of 2000, one of the uglier stories to surface in the wake of John Bonham's death ended in a legal victory for Jimmy Page.
Not that this will comes a surprise to anyone who's watched his self-mocking appearances on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,' but in case you had any doubts: Bruce Springsteen is perfectly fine with being parodied.
A Baltimore brewer's attempt to pay tribute to Ozzy Osbourne may result in legal action.
Fashion designer and model L'Wren Scott was buried March 25 in a private ceremony that included her longtime boyfriend Mick Jagger and a small group of family and friends.
One Texas town has decided Ted Nugent isn't the right act for its Fourth of July concert this year -- even if it means paying him a hefty fee not to play.
The Eagles' third album was released in March 1974. We look back at it with some exclusive quotes from Don Felder.