James Hetfield reveals shocking truth behind opening act for 'M72' tour

Queen icon Brian May recalls Neil Armstrong comment that left him ‘petrified’ Queen legend Sir Brian May has recalled the moment Neil Armstrong responded to a speech he made about human exploration in space, while lamenting what he perceives as a lack of “decent” billionaires.The revered...

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Are Katie Price and Lee Andrews getting back together?Katie Price and Lee Andrews have sparked reconciliation with an unexpected matching post on social media.On Saturday, the estranged couple appeared to have given another chance to their troubled marriage after Lee tagged Katie in a post about...

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John Ritter's widow Amy Yasbeck shares heartbreaking update on life 23 years after his deathJohn Ritter's widow Amy Yasbeck made a heartfelt confession about her late husband more than two decades after his death.For those unversed, John died in September 2003, after suffering an aortic...

But she admires her “Sex and the City” alter ego and knows she will always be defined by her. The real Nixon, also a star of “The Gilded Age,” is warm and mellow — until you ask her about politics.

For two weeks, patrons at the Rembrandt House can get tattoos of the artist’s drawings and etchings, courtesy of “the godfather of Amsterdam tattoo culture.”

Dave Chappelle takes over Madison Square Garden, a gay “Fantasticks” opens on Broadway and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade turns 100.

The cartoonist Peter Kuper has filled a corridor with drawings of monarchs, depicting the beauty of the annual mass migration to Mexican forests — as well as its perils.

What if you could carry your own personal curator in your pocket? Museums are hoping A.I. can make this a reality.

Richard Nelson thought he was done with the Apple family in 2020. Then Donald Trump returned to the White House.

An exhibition at the Newark Museum of Art is showcasing the influence of Aljira, a nonprofit gallery that supported underrepresented artists.