In the early 1970s, a Spanish director decided to set his zombie horror movie 'The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue' in the Peak District.

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David Bowie was struck like a lightning bolt by the circumstances of being caught in the LA riots, so much so that it inspired his most political album.

Back in the late 1970s, a Sidney Poitier film was the victim of incessant stink-bombing in several Cleveland cinemas, leading to a short ban on screening.

Deftones may be renowned for their macabre, brutal strain of metal that has carried them from nu metal’s beginnings to modern-day metal saviours, but there is more that lurks beneath their surface.

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Joan Baez rose within the folk scene of the 1960s with her unflinching gaze towards political and cultural upheaval.

There are countless moments where Elton John could have backed down, but if he didn't make excuses, he didn't see what other ...

The towns and cities across America form just as authentic a presence in The Rolling Stones ’ songbook as any domestic talent amid the countercultural heyday. It’s easy to forget that the band’s ...

Ben Affleck was very nearly booted out of this movie for swearing too much, which would have caused a devastating domino effect.