The track formally called "Not for Sale " was originally recorded for Queen's 1974 album "Queen II" but failed to make the final cut. Aired for the first time at the end of an hour-long Christmas ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Brian McKnight Jr. claims that his estranged dad, Brian McKnight, refused to say “I love you” to his son Niko before he died from cancer. “One of the darkest and coldest and most disheartening ...

Brian Wilson is one of the most talented musicians of all time. Aside from being on par and just as good as Paul McCartney and Paul Simon, Wilson had a talent that matched classical composers such as ...

ATLANTA — Brian Snitker will not return as Atlanta Braves manager in 2026, ending his nearly decade-long stint in the role after the team’s first losing season since 2017. He will remain with the ...

For this week’s GBH’s All Things Considered Turntable series, Brian McCreath, director of production at GBH Music and host of CRB’s Boston Symphony Orchestra broadcast, is back with what’s on his ...

In June, Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe released a pair of collaborative albums, Lateral and Luminal, and they’ve now announced a third. An 11-song project called Liminal is out October 10 via Verve.

John Mason knew that Brian Wilson needed help – but it came at a high price. “Brian was in a weak mental state,” the entertainment lawyer, who once represented the fragile leader of the Beach Boys, ...

Beach Boys founding member Brian Wilson's cause of death at 82 has been released. The music icon, who helped define the Southern California surf-rock sound in the 1960s, died after experiencing ...

“Ding Dang” is a track on the album “The Beach Boys Love You”. It was inspired by the 1900 song, “Shortin’ Bread”. Gavin Newsom mocks Trump's "made in China" smartphone Here's what Jordan Spieth said ...

It's not often that Paul McCartney dares to call a song his favorite. He always has a hard time choosing, even among his own songs. But when it comes to this one Beach Boys song, he has a soft spot.

We’re picking up sad vibrations. But how traumatized can we feel, once the first few notes of any of Brian Wilson’s most classic songs hits our tympanic membrane? Even his most sorrowful songs — and ...