On this day (April 29) in 1985, Freddie Mercury released his first and only solo album, Mr. Bad Guy. The 11-track collection allowed the Queen frontman to explore musical ideas that wouldn’t fit ...

But none of this dynamic duo’s duets — “Victory,” “State of Shock” and “There Must Be More to Life Than This” — were completed to make Mercury’s debut solo album, “Mr. Bad ...

However, none of them ever made the cut for Mercury’s 1985 solo album Mr. Bad Guy. Instead, a solo rendition of “There Must Be More to Life Than This” appeared on Mr Bad Guy, while ...

“It was an amazing thing to be asked to record with him,” said Jo Burt of working with Freddie Mercury on “Mr. Bad Guy.” therealjoburt/X “This was the great love of his life, in a sense ...

It shouldn’t make a difference to assessing Reform’s performance whether it won the Runcorn by-election by six votes or lost by six, but in practice, it makes all the difference in the world ...

It turns out, fans missed out on some tracks from musical collaborations from music legends Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson. "I think the last straw was when Michael brought his pet llama into ...

CAGED gang boss Glen ‘Mr Flashy’ Ward is trying to clear his ... in the world of organised crime and these convictions were bad for their credibility. “The decision on their appeals over ...

Changed the rest of his season and put him back on track,” Harvick said. “So, with all that being said, Mr. bad luck himself, Ryan Blaney. That’s who I’m picking.” Bad luck has indeed ...