In 2004, George Harrison became inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and was honored by a three minute impromptu Prince guitar solo.

Even though every member of the group was friends with each other before getting together, the idea of Tom Petty, George Harrison ... the chord progression is everything Harrison’s greatest tracks ...

“Thriller” sold more than 20 million copies in 1983 alone and has contended with the Eagles’ “Greatest Hits 1971-1975” among ...

It was from an old American TV series called The Fugitive that Urasawa drew his inspiration to create his legendary work, Monster.The Fugitive aired in the 1960s and had many fans in Japan, even ...

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Carlos Sainz ended an extended second practice at the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix with the fastest time as George Russell suffered a heavy crash. The Ferrari driver ended up 0.178 seconds clear of ...

The ranking of the greatest goalkeepers takes into account factors such as longevity, consistency, and performances in finals. Lev Yashin, Iker Casillas and Manuel Neuer have all been ranked near ...

Nick Nurse said there were no setbacks to Embiid this offseason, and reiterated multiple times most of the same things we’ve heard regarding his health. Asked him about how we square their ...

Thirty years after first being eligible for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, funk gods Kool & the Gang were finally inducted at a ceremony in Cleveland on Saturday night. The group that wrote ...

Newly-signed Philadelphia 76ers All-Star combo forward Paul George hyperextended his left knee during a preseason clash with the Atlanta Hawks and did suffer a bone bruise, but he avoided any ...

For the first time since his first season at Tennessee State football, coach Eddie George pushed his record above .500 after the Tigers knocked off Howard 27-14 Saturday. The win, which came ...

Kansas City Chiefs team president Mark Donovan admitted in an interview he was among those who disagreed with kicker Harrison Butker’s remarks during a commencement speech earlier this year.