Neil Young may have one of the most prolific track records in rock history, but he wasn't proud of everything he put on vinyl.

Jimi Hendrix famously played the final slot at the legendary Woodstock festival in 1969, but who had opened the show three rain-soaked days earlier?

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Despite working with him numerous times, Bruce Dern never got a long with this icon of the New Hollywood movement.

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Everyone knows that Matt Damon and Ben Affleck leaned on each other while trying to make a name for themselves in Hollywood, with the Bostonian best friends living together, sharing a bank account, ...

Steven Spielberg is famous for his commitment to Hollywood, but even someone as passionate as him can have low moments.

Bob Dylan has tried and tested just about every genre out there. Rock and roll, folk, country, gospel, blues and even pop, but he maybe doesn't love them all.

Tom Petty had rock and roll in his veins, but he felt that there were many pieces of the alt-rock movement that were all too ...

The Rolling Stones began life as a group in the 1960s playing blues-inspired music, but one guitarist stuck out to Mick ...

John Lennon wrote some pretty special and memorable guitar parts during his career, but one from an old acquaintance continuously left him speechless ...

David Gilmour and Roger Waters helped bring many of Pink Floyd's music to life, but Gilmour felt his partner wasn't always the healthiest collaborator.