This is an updated version of a story that originally ran in 2017. Fellow New Jersey music diehards, this is it — the ultimate Garden State music bucket list: 51 Jersey albums that wholly define our ...

For his first official trip as secretary of state, Marco Rubio went to Panama. The transportation secretary and Vice ...

This iconic Beatles album opener was heavily inspired by two iconic American acts: the Beach Boys and Chuck Berry.

Released in 1965, “The Little Girl I Once Knew” became quite a hit for the Beach Boys. Following its release, the song peaked at No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 and reached No. 10 on the ...

Despite this, the sheer significance of the tune within The Beach Boys’ backstory is not lost on the fans who followed them from their 1960s heyday. Taken from the album Still Cruisin’, it was not ...

IT WAS A typical start to a typical math class in my fourth-grade room: My students had returned from lunch along with the cafeteria teacher, who needed to speak to me; three of my boys ...

Big Hit reveals details of an alleged violent and chilling altercation with authorities and more during the bombshell jail phone call. Hit-Boy’s father, Chauncey “Big Hit” Hollis Sr., is ...

As the 60s drew to a close, The Beach Boys found themselves in a period of ... Yet despite such internal shifts, their final album of the decade – 20/20 – was a cohesive work that featured ...

So goes the chorus of Viagra Boys’ “Man Made Of Meat,” the lead single from their just-announced new album Viagr Aboys. It’s gonna be a good one. The Swedish post-punk crew last released ...

Among the film finalists, noteworthy Oscar hopefuls are among the nominees, each based on acclaimed literary works: The nod for “The Wild Robot” marks only the second animated movie nominated ...

Volusia County Proud Boys leader Joe Biggs ... Biggs, who lived near Ormond Beach, was sentenced in August 2023 to 17 years in federal prison after a trial in Washington, D.C. Biggs’ defense ...

The cultural perception of The Beach Boys tends to fall into two distinct camps. On one side are those who see Brian Wilson as a genius and the band as pioneers who helped redefine pop and rock music.