The Reason Zack De La Rocha Left Rage Against The Machine
With Zack de la Rocha in front, Rage Against the Machine established themselves in the 1990s as a pioneering and controversial rap-rock act.
Read MoreWith Zack de la Rocha in front, Rage Against the Machine established themselves in the 1990s as a pioneering and controversial rap-rock act.
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Read MoreSadly, "Moonstruck" actress and director Olympia Dukakis has died. The actress was 89 when she died on Saturday in New York.
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Read MoreThe wrestling team Harlem Heat was made up of real-life brothers Booker and Lash Huffman, who fought individually under the names Booker T and Stevie Ray.
Read MoreThe Darkness is absolutely worth checking out if you're looking to join the hordes of viewers who have chosen it for their horror movie fix.
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Read MoreJohnny Crawford, the former child star known as one of the original "Mickey Mouse Club" Mouseketeers and for his role in "The Rifleman," has died.
Read MoreSince forming Run the Jewels, the rappers have successfully connected with their fans, weaving political and societal themes into their music with ease.
Read MoreChild actor Johnny Crawford died April 29 at the age of 75. Crawford was already diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease when he contracted COVID-19 and pneumonia.
Read MoreBooker T, or Booker Tio Huffman, made it big in the WWE. He entered its Hall of Fame twice: 2013 and 2019. He overcame a difficult childhood and a prison term.
Read MoreWhile Courtney Love inherited millions after Kurt Cobain's 1994 suicide, she shocked many in 2009 by confessing that she lost most of her money.
Read MoreDespite being in his early 40s, Booker T was one of the hottest acts in WWE in 2006, but before the end of 2007, he was gone from the company.
Read MoreElton John has grappled with many vices in his long career — and won fans for his candidness about his struggles — but his current vice may surprise you.
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Read MorePhil Collins was a driving factor in Genesis' emergence as a commercially successful band, but in 1978, he considered leaving the band.
Read MoreRichard Dawson was the first host of the game show 'Family Feud,' and if you were a female contestant on the show, you were going to get a kiss.
Read MoreJimmy Page has a place among music's greatest guitarists — but there's one solo that the Led Zeppelin star really struggled with. Think you know what it is?
Read MoreCream, Traveling Wilburys and ... The Best? Yep, they just might be the biggest rock supergroup you've never heard of — so why call it quits after five shows?
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