The Beatles’ thriller in Manila
Imelda Marcos has a greater claim to fame than owning 3000 pairs of shoes: she changed rock music history.
Imelda Marcos has a greater claim to fame than owning 3000 pairs of shoes: she changed rock music history.
There were lighter moments on the first day of the trial that will determine whether Jimmy Page plagiarised another song.
Three were killers, four were murdered while others were singers and pastors. What became of the 50 men who fought Muhammad Ali.
Broad pages with few advertisements faced Col Allan and I as we put together the first edition of The Australian for 1986.
The authorship of Led Zeppelin’s biggest hit is in dispute. It’s familiar territory.
Rockers come and go but a few are irreplaceable.
Jon English, who starred in rock music, theatre and TV, has died, aged 66.
Legendary producer George Martin, known as the fifth Beatle for his influence on the group, has died aged 90.
The praise for David Bowie is overstated. He was always back from the sparks at the cutting edge.
Men at Work’s Down Under, a worldwide hit in the 1980s, lost a copyright case because of its famous flute riff.
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