Back in the swinging sixties, a funk revolution was inspired in the unlikeliest of ways by the sonic sampling of a peculiar nursery rhyme on one song.

Kurt Russell has starred in more cult classics than most, with the actor singling out which entries in his filmography fit the bill best.

The Beatles were groundbreakers in more than a few ways, but they made their own mark of graphic design during their classic run.

Mel Brooks lied through his teeth to make 'The Producers', because Joseph E Levine wanted him to fire Gene Wilder and he ...

Millie Bobby Brown has been heralded as one of the fastest-rising young stars in Hollywood despite a filmography that's rather sparse.

Nina Simone released 'Blackbird' in 1966, her first writing credit, epitomising her relentless exploration of exposing racism in her artistic expression.

In the swirl of condemnation surrounding the lack of cultural authenticity in 'Emilia Pérez', one critic is choosing to fight fire with fire.

Aside from the litany of pioneering industrial albums with Ministry, Al Jourgensen and Paul Barker were attached to numerous side projects well worth a look.

Jeff Bridges has been in some strange films in his time, but none of them top this surreal fantasy drama. Read more about the project here.

Woody Guthrie is among the most important folk artists of all time, but the American songwriter was rarely rewarded for his tireless work with payment.

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Berry Gordy's Motown Records defined American pop and soul music during the 1960s, but the label still exists to this day, now owned by Universial Music.