From self-imposed exile to taking the money: Johnny Depp’s hypocritical Hollywood comeback
Johnny Depp's hypocritical Hollywood comeback - from saying he didn't need Hollywood anymore to gleefully accepting his first ...
Brittany Howard recommends a jazz record to reset your “lousy” day
Brittany Howard likes a little experimental jazz, unsurprisingly, the funk and jazz afficionado has the best recommendations ...
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“Cheese, no onion”: the movie that paid Michael Bay in burgers
Over the course of his illustriously explosive career, Michael Bay’s 17 directorial efforts have made a whopping $6.5 billion ...
“One of the best”: Stevie Nicks on the greatest record she ever made
Stevie Nicks might have numerous classics under her belt, but she thought this record was among the finest pieces that she ...
Two charged and friend investigated over Liam Payne’s death
The authorities also raided nine properties in connection with One Direction star Liam Payne's death and confiscated multiple ...
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The instrumental advice Marlon Brando gave John Travolta: “It has a lot of tentacles”
Over the course of their two incredible careers, John Travolta and Marlon Brando never shared the screen together. However, ...
The role Harrison Ford wants to delete from history: “It doesn’t exist”
Harrison Ford might be one of the most popular and iconic movie stars of the last 50 years, but not every performance has ...
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“Wisdom to impart”: The artist Don Henley thought got better with age
Any rock musician usually has a ticking clock on them from the minute they release a classic. As much as they might like to ...
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“Temporarily lost at sea”: The one song Joan Baez couldn’t live without
It’s a question we’ve all pondered. If we were stranded on a deserted island, what would we take with us? There are the ...
When Tom Hanks became a stand-up comedian for one night only: “An embarrassment”
Despite his affable disposition, Tom Hanks was never a particularly shy performer, and he has always enjoyed the limelight.
The Samuel L Jackson role Quentin Tarantino wrote for himself: “The hardest part to give up”
The Samuel L Jackson role Quentin Tarantino wrote for himself was Ordell in 'Jackie Brown' - and QT had already lived as the character for a year while writing.
“Did you ever go clear?”: Leonard Cohen’s brief investigation into Scientology
In the early 1970s, Leonard Cohen briefly got into Scientology, inspiring his track 'Famous Blue Raincoat' with the line "Did you ever go clear?" ...