Quentin Tarantino’s favourite Quentin Tarantino ripoff: “That might be the only film that guy ever made”
Quentin Tarantino's favourite QT ripoff is 1994's 'Love and a .45,' which director CM Talkington insists was written at the ...
The best director John Wayne ever worked with who wasn’t John Ford: “He liked spontaneity”
The best director John Wayne ever worked with who wasn't John Ford directed Wayne in the likes of 'Rio Bravo', 'Red River', ...
Which singer has the highest recorded vocal range, according to science?
From David Bowie and Prince to Paul McCartney and Mariah Carey, these are the pop culture singers with the greatest vocal ...
The movie Julia Roberts refused to make: “She thought that was a very poor idea”
Julia Roberts once shut down a proposed sequel to one her classic movies because she thought it wasn't a good idea.
The director Katharine Hepburn hated working with so much she spat in their face: “I have nothing more to do with you or your film?”
The director Katharine Hepburn hated working with so much she spat in their face was Joseph L. Mankiewicz, who she felt was ...
The album Roger Waters was massively disappointed in: “Nobody knows who I am”
When Roger Waters started as a solo artist, he quickly learnt that a lot of people knew him more as part of a collective, which led to dissapointing sales.
The Rolling Stones song that was too hard for Charlie Watts to record
As Ringo said himself: "You look at Charlie Watts in [The Rolling Stones] and there is nothing really said and he’s an amazing drummer." ...
The Billy Joel song that made Paul McCartney jealous: “I’d like to have written that one”
Exploring the relationship between Billy Joel and Paul McCartney, plus the song which the former Beatle said he wishes he wrote by the New Yorker.
‘Sexy Sadie’: The song George Harrison thought John Lennon got wrong: “It’s a bit obvious”
As much as people claim that The Beatles were perfect, George Harrison thought John Lennon was liable to get a couple of points wrong ...
‘Mellow Yellow’: Donovan’s joke with The Beatles that defined the 1960s
No song depicts the swinging revolution quite like Donovan’s ‘Mellow Yellow’. And the backstory of a lark with John Lennon only adds to this heady history.
“There’s just no place for a street fighting man”: The Rolling Stones song too radical for US radio
When this one Rolling Stones song was released at a time when political tensions were high, US radio DJs deemed it too risky and too radical to play.
The scene Morgan Freeman called the greatest of his entire career: “Precious moment”
The scene Morgan Freeman called the greatest of his entire career came in 'Driving Miss Daisy' although he has a conflicted relationship with Hoke Colburn.