Today in Music History for July 7: In 1607, Britain's national anthem -- "God Save the King" -- was sung in public for the first time.

His work blended classic design with a loose ’60s-style energy, giving publications like Rolling Stone an identity that ...

There's an interview with Hangman Adam Page that was conducted by SHAK Wrestling. As the conversation progressed, Hangman was ...

On July 5, 1975, Arthur Ashe became the first Black man to win a Wimbledon singles title, defeating Jimmy Connors. And it was quite a final in England.

In his inaugural Guitar World lesson column, authored in 1996, the legendary bassist also revealed why he used pick to lay ...

Fifty years have now passed since Ashe stunned Connors in four sets to become the first – and to this day only – Black man to ...

Turbo-boost your pentatonic lead playing by learning from Nuno Bettencourt, Joe Bonamassa, Jimmy Page and more ...

We interrupt this boring page of an old playbook — Miami over Cleveland, revolutionary idea — to bring you a silver lining: ...

Louisiana televangelist the Rev. Jimmy Swaggart's wake and funeral will be open to the public for two days at the Family Worship Center that Swaggart founded in Baton Rouge.

Jimmy Swaggart is dead. The Pentecostal Televangelist who rose to power throughout the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s to become a ...

One of the most prominent, controversial religious figures of the 1980s has died. The family of Jimmy Swaggart announced the ...

Jimmy Swaggart, one of the country's best-known televangelists, gave an emotional apology after he was caught in a sex scandal.