The foursome of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr were among the most influential acts in history.

The 1970s era of rock is arguably the best, and these three iconic films utilize some of the best tunes of the time in their soundtracks.

The phrase “Bon Jovi dead” began trending on social media platforms across the United States and United Kingdom.

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Cheech & Chong—just hearing this duo’s name evokes memories of stoner vans with rock music playing in the background and the first stoner comedy films in history.

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John Cena made wrestling history when he earned his record-breaking 17th world title win after defeating Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship at "WrestleMania 41." ...

The Black Panther director talks about how Metallica's song One inspired the structure of his new vampire movie starring ...

Jack Black made history this week when his viral 'A Minecraft Movie' hit became the shortest song to ever crack the UK charts ...

Soundtracks were now frequently charting high and yielding rock radio singles on a regular basis. Acts such as Alice in ...

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