While writing 'The Black Album', Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich listened to AC/DC for months, allowing it to shape his attitude towards songwriting.

John Waters pushed his actors, like Divine and Cookie Mueller, to their limits for 'Pink Flamingos', which included eating dog poo.

Duff McKagan reflected on how 'Guitar Hero' transformed Slash from a respected musician into a fully-established cultural icon, a move which "overwhelmed" him.

Jake Gyllenhaal has a particular soft spot for these 1940s comedies, both of which star two of the finest actors of their time.

Black Flag frontman and punk prodigy Henry Rollins might not be the most obvious disciple of soul music, but the vocalist has always been an Isaac Hayes fan.

Fincher, much like Martin Scorsese, Alfonso Cuarón, the Coen brothers, Bong Joon-ho, Wes Anderson, and Ron Howard, is among the acclaimed and award-winning filmmakers who’ve made films and/or TV shows ...

George Michael reflected on how being outed changed his career and attitude, and how he became a different person who ...

In the 1990s, when Ben Affleck first burst onto the Hollywood scene as a big-screen leading man, the idea of a movie star lowering themselves to starring in a television show was almost unheard of. In ...

Despite a seemingly wholesome career of sunny country folk and light TV, John Denver had an FBI file on him since the 1970s for supposed subversive activity.

Even though he’s dedicated most of his career to comedy and created some of Hollywood’s most indelible laughs as a result, Mel Brooks still has the occasional issue with movies that scream ‘Oscar bait ...

While hailing from shock rock royalty, Detroit glam legend Alice Cooper formed a close friendship and sung the praises of one ...

The star of 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' and other classics, Marilyn Monroe had a glittering filmography but she never managed ...