As the calendar trickles closer to June, the UFC has yet to make an official announcement regarding the status of its UFC heavyweight title picture.

What happens when you're given your marching orders from a major rock band? The recent hassles between Zak Starkey and The ...

Tributes to George Wendt quickly poured in after his family confirmed that the “Cheers” star died Tuesday morning at the age ...

Tears for Fears were one of the most successful pop rock outfits of the 1980s, but their defining hit featured a lyric lifted from punk heroes The Clash.

Tickets for Tom Bright's show at the Hearth Arts Centre in Horsley, ranging from £10 to £15, are available at www.thehearth.co.uk/event-details/tom-bright.

Along with Journey, Anglo-American superstars Foreigner defined early 80s AOR music thanks to 1981’s mega-selling 4 album. In ...

Revisiting one of the most maligned tracks ever recorded by The Clash, 'Red Angel Dragnet', which combined a racially-motivated murder with 'Taxi Driver'.

WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley was involved in a serious looking car accident, but it appears he's going to be just fine. WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley has been hospitalized following a pretty ...

This captivating temporary exhibition in London offers a look into the past of former Clash guitarist Mick Jones, who was born in Brixton in 1955. Entitled ‘Mick Jones’ Rock & Roll Public Library,’ ...

Collected by British musician, songwriter and producer Mick Jones (The Clash, Big Audio Dynamite), RRPL includes thousands of items, including books, comics, magazines, musical equipment, literature, ...

Mick Jones went on to form Big Audio Dynamite after being fired from The Clash, and more recently has produced albums by The Libertines and Babyshambles. In 2004 he formed Carbon/Silicon with Tony ...

Tying in with the launch of the first RRPL magazine (which is designed to share elements of the archive in a portable format), Mick ... hard Clash fans, this is a nice glimpse into Jones’s ...