Claudia Schmid/MPL CommunicationsOne week before he celebrates his 78th birthday, Paul McCartney has shared a birthday wish via a new blog that been posted on the animal-rights organization PETA’s website. “All I’ve ever wanted for my birthday
Courtesy of Panacea EntertainmentNot content to bang on the drum all day while in lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, Todd Rundgren will host a bi-weekly virtual live television series titled The Todd’s Honest Truth that will stream
Z2 ComicsSurviving Doors guitarist Robby Krieger and drummer John Densmore are set to collaborate with comic-book author Leah Moore on an upcoming graphic novel inspired by the band’s 1970 album Morrison Hotel and commemorating its 50th anniversary.
St. Martin’s PressNothin’ But a Good Time, a new book described as the “definitive, no-holds-barred oral history of 1980s hard rock and hair metal,” is scheduled to be published on March 21, 2021. The book, which was
Ti Na Na Recording Co.Wang Chung is among the many popular 1980s acts taking part in the Back to the Basement virtual online concert this Saturday, June 13, and in advance of the event, the U.K. band
ABC/Gavin BondLionel Richie‘s songs are going to be doing more than “Dancing on the Ceiling” — they’re going to be playing on a theater screen near you. Variety reports that Walt Disney Studios is developing an original movie
Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for BSBBarbra Streisand, long a supporter of Democratic candidates, will perform at a “virtual” fundraiser for presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden on Thursday night at 8 p.m. ET. The diva announced the event, called
Credit: Will SpenoJesse Colin Young has joined forces with Steve Miller to record a new version of the peace anthem “Get Together,” with which Jesse’s old group The Youngbloods had a 1969 hit, as part of the
Credit: Dave HoganMick Jagger‘s girlfriend, dancer/choreographer Melanie Hamrick, has helped produce and choreograph a short film set to an edited version of The Rolling Stones‘ latest single, “Living in a Ghost Town,” that features members of the
Astrida Valigorsky/Getty ImagesWhile Cyndi Lauper is more than happy to help celebrate Pride, the “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” singer says don’t forget that June is also Black Music Month. In a thoughtful Instagram post on Tuesday, Lauper