Paul McCartney and Kanye West spent a quick and unusual period of time together in the studio. Still, two of West's biggest songs came from it.

Julia Roberts starred in 'Valentine's Day', directed by 'Pretty Woman' filmmaker Garry Marshall, but it was a critical disaster that earned two Razzies.

As much as touring can be fun, Linda Ronstadt knew enough to realise when some bills didn't match with the music she was playing.

In the 1980s and '90s, Daryl Hannah was one of the biggest stars in Hollywood, but her career abruptly declined shortly after 'Kill Bill:Vol 2.' ...

AC/DC might not be the most serious band in the world, but they weren't above taking a few jabs at one of the wealthiest men in the world.

The one role Kurt Russell was born to play was firefighter Stephen McCaffrey in 'Backdraft' because he threw himself into the dangerous role with gusto.

Although numbers never really meant that much to Bob Dylan, his current most streamed hit remains the everlasting anthem, 'Knockin On Heaven's Door'.

Lou Reed has many underappreciated gems, but one that stands out as criminally overlooked is 'I Love You' from his debut solo record.

George C Scott's drunken, violent rages terrified his co-stars, and his former lover Ava Gardner even accused him of domestic abuse.

A look into the early influences of Frank Zappa and how he was freaking people out with avant-garde rock long before the Mothers of Invention were started.

Harrison Ford has been a movie star for almost 50 years, but before his big break he would play whatever characters he was told to.

Glenn Frey took lead vocals on several of the Eagles' most well-known tracks, like 'Take It Easy', 'Peaceful Easy Feeling', and 'Already Gone'.