In 'Controversy', Prince reminds us it's not always about raging against the system, it's the parties we have in spite of it that make us feel free.

Throughout her career, Eleanor Parker took on intense, diverse roles that made her a critical darling but stopped her from being a movie star.

Jazz-funk poet Gil Scott-Heron always tackled big societal issues within his work, but 1974's 'The Bottle' remains perhaps his darkest and most profound.

Before Donald Sutherland was a star, he made a few interesting career choices, like starring in the British comedy 'Joanna' as a dying aristocrat.

Stevie Nicks wrote 'Secret Love' for 'Rumours' but it didn't make it onto the album, even though it offers a missing perspective that ties it all togethr.

When John Williams first met Steven Spielberg, he didn't expect to become a close collaborator of Hollywood's most successful filmmaker of all time.

While Lemmy may have carved out his status as a rock icon, no other guitarist came close to this fretboard master in his mind. Read more here.

Led Zeppelin are one of the finest rock bands ever, and their songs still confound some of the most talented musicians around.

Dire Straits leader Mark Knopfler likes of a lot of guitarists, but to him there was one player so "tremendous" that he's one of the best of all time.

Cary Grant wasn’t easy to piss off. He had a reputation for being cool, calm, and effortlessly debonair, even in off-screen interactions.

Featured on 1967's psychedelic Magical Mystery Tour television film and EP, The Beatles' eerie 'Blue Jay Way' was inspired by a real location.

These five scenes arguably lost actors an Oscar thanks to overacting, controversy, or returning to old bad habits.