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Marlon Brando's most embarrassing moment came on 'A Countess from Hong Kong,' when director Charlie Chaplin berated him in front of the entire cast and crew.

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Stevie Nicks has had a lot of lovers in her time, but one surprising candidate stands out as being the romance in her musical life. Find out here.

Looking at why record labels second-guess their artists for doing exactly what they signed them to do, via Pink Floyd fighting their label to be weird.

Roger Waters always valued the public's entertainment above all else, but he knew that there were moments where his artistic integrity was too compromised.

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During his recent stop in Liverpool, Bruce Springsteen found time to meet up with Paul McCartney at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.

George Michael was always a phenomenal singer and performer, but there were a few times where he felt he helped build on the legends before him.

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