We will deeply miss our great friend Don Rollins, who is a member of the 5 O'clock Somewhere Music Hall of Fame. Rest in peace, our friend.

In David Lynch’s Blue Velvet (1986) Bobby Vinton’s voice croons: ‘She wore blue velvet, bluer than velvet were her eyes’, while a dog skips around a man lying on the ground, still holding onto his ...

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The 76-year-old Dallas veteran revisited those harrowing days for the recent Apple TV+ docuseries Vietnam: The War That ...

As you may know, only the bass player and drummer are left. The lightning rod of the four was first to go, its most introspective member next.

Capitol brought the release forward and it sold in huge numbers - 250,000 copies were sold in America in the first three days ...

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Ever since he shocked and puzzled the world with Eraserhead in 1977, David Lynch cultivated a reputation as one of cinema’s most enigmatic yet visionary filmmakers. Striking visuals, perplexing plots, ...

He has a point about tonal whiplash: The film opens with Bobby Vinton’s schmaltzy recording of the song “Blue Velvet” played over slow-motion scenes of quaint Americana before the camera ...

It opens on a dazzling cerulean sky and the sound of Bobby Vinton singing the title song. The camera tilts down to some blood-red roses with prickly stems set against a white picket fence ...

Kicked off by the Bobby Vinton song, the detective story that twists its way to Hopper’s oxygen-mask maniac, peeled back the superficial veneer of Reagan-era America. “There are things lurking ...

Kicked off by the Bobby Vinton song, the detective story that twists its way to Hopper’s oxygen-mask maniac, peeled back the superficial veneer of Reagan-era America. “There are things lurking ...