The punk movement may have been a cultural reset in many respects, but George Harrison wasn't particularly impressed at first.

Paul Simon is bound to have some songs that don't age as well as others, but he knew that something went drastically wrong when tunes got to the studio.

Christopher Nolan is known for his trippy worlds and visual spectacles, with the director describing the other filmmakers he would use the 'Inception' logic on.

Roger Waters may have been content to move on without caring about what people thought of him, but he wasn't going to roll over when someone rewrote history.

Steve McQueen and Kevin Costner are two actors who’ve embodied the idea of Americana in different periods and in completely different ways, making it hard to imagine a role written for one of them ...

By the 1990s, Reynolds was reduced to being a casting director’s last resort. When Striptease producer Mike Lobell was searching for a distinguished veteran to play Lane Dilbeck, the powerful and ...

John Lennon may have given as much as he could while on this Earth, but sometimes pieces are best left as a moment in time.

Nicholson would probably agree, seeing as he called himself the most successful actor the business has ever seen, and that’s not even arrogance because there’s a decent probability – at the very least ...

The Coen Brothers are one of the most influential dynamic duos in Hollywood, yet the pair struggled to convince people to take on their first project.

Most of the greatest Tom Petty songs came naturally but even he was responsible for overthinking some of his greatest work.

Paul Newman will always be remembered as a legend of the silver screen, which wouldn't have happened had he been completely derailed by one movie.

“I idolise movie actors, both sexes,” Freeman told The Guardian. “Hackman is one of those people. He’s a movie actor, boy he’s an actor and every time I go see him I just marvel at him. When I go to ...