Joni Mitchell’s scathing assessment of five classic musicians
Joni Mitchell might be a countercultural legend, but this hasn't stopped her from trashing the work and characters of ...
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“Just not real”: Dave Grohl, fame and the song he wrote about hating Los Angeles
There was a time when Dave Grohl could do no wrong. After all, he was the drummer of hardcore heroes Scream, the final piece in the puzzle for Nirvana—allowing them to reach stratospheric heights—and ...
Forget nepo babies, it's all about nepo dating! How the children of the rich and famous have turned to each other for love
It seems one criteria for the nepo baby clique is dating a fellow star - one thrust from the loins of a celebrity - as seen ...
The Keene Sentinel3d
Are famous people more likely to die at 27, or does dying at 27 make them more famous?
Dunivin and Kaminski calculated the odds that four people so famous would die in a span of two years, and all at age 27.
The Enemy of Average on MSN3d
How R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe Tried To Save Nirvana's Kurt Cobain During 'Dark' Time Before Singer's Death
Formed in Athens, Georgia, in 1980 by college dropouts Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and Michael Stipe, the group created the ever-loving hit songs "Shiny Happy People" (1991), "Losing My ...
The Daily Illini4d
Column | Remembering Nirvana’s iconic MTV live performance 30 years later
The impact of Nirvana, and lead singer Kurt Cobain, is remembered by reflecting on their unique and famous 1994 MTV Unplugged ...
24/7 Tempo on MSN6d
The Most Controversial Band Breakups in Rock History
It should come as no surprise that controversies among rock band members are inevitable, especially when drugs and alcohol ...
El País in English6d
The 27 Club is real, even if it’s not true that celebrities are more likely to die at that age
A study examining the myth surrounding the deaths of artists analyzes how popular beliefs emerge from random and ...