Alice in Chains' 1995 self-titled album marked the band's final full-length studio effort with singer Layne Staley.

"Why do I love this place that's never loved me?" Elphaba sings on the track, which was written for the movie.

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Katy Perry is getting real and honest in her new song titled “Bandaids.” On Nov, 6, the singer released the track and its ...

In front of an audience of film students at Chapman University, the superstar wrestler-turned-actor reflects on his life, ...

Recent weeks have seen plenty of high-profile music stories, but they’ve all come with a cost, or at least a whole bunch of ...

The book showcases Layne Staley's personality and heart. Read tributes from Dave Mustaine, Corey Taylor and Robert Trujillo.

Hit-Boy and The Alchemist trade raw bars and lived truths on ‘GOLDFISH.’ See the standout lyrics that define their joint ...

The humble Fire Stick is, without a doubt, one of the most fundamental and reliable pieces of Bushcraft equipment available. This particular version comes with its own sturdy presentation box, making ...

Combing under the 30-foot-high marble dome encasing Jimi Hendrix’s grave, ghost hunter Ken Arnold scans AM/FM radio ...

Berninger patted himself down, dug a hand into seat pockets and any bag he could find. No notebook. Resorting to his cell ...

Deliver Me From Nowhere takes a chapter out of Bruce Sprinsteen's life and changes it up just a little to help the story elevate itself.