Robert Plant weaved in some Tolkien in his Led Zeppelin's songs, and his bandmates never even knew. “Tolkien opened the door ...

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John Bonham was one of the greatest hard rock drummers of all time, but he also had a handful of vocal contributions to make ...

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How could a love song spark death threats? Well, when it comes to college football rivalries, apparently, there’s no room for love, and if you don’t believe it just ask Megan Moroney. Because the 27 ...

Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant, 77, has made it abundantly clear that the iconic rock group will never reunite again. It's genuinely a heartbreaking thought. But every now and then, during Plant's ...

November is Plant Wool Month, which raises awareness for "cruelty-free, sustainable plant wools and the innovative designers using them.” Animals rights organization PETA UK is asking iconic Led ...

PETA UK is hoping Robert Plant will show a “Whole Lotta Love” to animals and the planet next month by temporarily changing his name. The animal rights organization is urging the Led Zeppelin frontman ...

For the past 15 years, Jason Bonham has been making sure his father’s beat goes on. Bonham, 59, is the oldest child of Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham, who passed away in September 1980, when his son was ...

Nvidia has led the AI arms race for the past three years, and is well positioned to do it again over the next three. Investors can't go back in time and invest in Nvidia, but they can project out ...

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A teenager who led a huge crowd in singing an anti-Putin song in St Petersburg has been jailed after hundreds of Russians called for the dictator to be overthrown in a rare show of public dissent.