When Britain’s King Charles III is crowned in London on May 6, he’ll sit on an ancient chair housing a 335-pound boulder cloaked in mystery. Used for British coronations since the late 14th century, ...

Full tutorial video link above the title wire size to make Pendant with stones 2cm in diameter 19 gauge ( wire diameter 0,9mm) : 2 x 10 cm( 4 inch), 2,5 cm( 1 inch) 28 gauge ( wire diameter 0,3mm) : ...

This is the final part of our Q&A with BBC Sport's Manchester United reporter Simon Stone - scroll down for parts one and two, which were published earlier on Thursday. Dave asked: After a year in ...

Walter “Shep” Cooke, the bass player for one of Tucson’s most promising 1960s bands and a member of Linda Ronstadt’s Stone Poneys band that launched her national career, died early Monday, Nov. 7, at ...

Emma Stone hasn't always gone by the recognizable name fans know her as. The Oscar-winning actress went by a different name at the start of her career — but only for about six months. Stone revealed ...

Emma Stone says she almost chose a different stage name when she was younger. While appearing on the Oct. 23 episode of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," the actor, whose real name is Emily Jean ...

Drake lost, but artistic freedom won last week when a federal court in New York dismissed the rapper’s case against UMG Recordings. The decision did more than end one of rap’s most publicized legal ...

Singing came just as easy as breathing for Linda Ronstadt. She established herself as a professional singer during the mid-1960s around the time of California’s folk music movement. As her career ...

Linda Ronstadt Never Expected This ’60s Song to Make Her a Star originally appeared on Parade. In 1965, Linda Ronstadt was still finding her voice as a performer when she teamed up with Kenny Edwards ...

Countless musicians have met their untimely end because of aviation accidents, and in the late 1960s, it seemed like Linda Ronstadt and the Doors were in a position to add their names to the list.

An Eminem fan has created an epic music video of the Detroit Rapper’s 2002 Oscar winning song from “8 Mile," “Lose Yourself.” Ross John Fearnley, whose YouTube channel is The Usual Suspect, is from ...