David Bowie was never afraid to slip in and out of different characters when making music, and his track 'The Jean Genie' is no exception.

Taking a look at the phone booth scene in 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' and Kaufman's portrayal of paranoia and political turmoil.

Known for his extravagant, custom-built guitars, Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen famously conceived of a five-neck behemoth in the early 1980s.

Lewis' most pointless method demand undoubtedly came in Steven Spielberg's 'Lincoln,' when he insisted on being taller than every other cast member.

Talking Heads always struggled to fit into a box because they refused to fall under one label, it meant their first gigs were ...

Jack Nicholson believed that western star John Wayne's cultural significance was so big that he was more influential than any American President.

A gig in a prison isn't as alien a concept as we might think. Many artists have adopted the approach but not all of them went as badly as Bonnie Tyler's.

The best of LA's indie-pop scene FakeDad explain the best spots to seek out in LA for the very end of the world... it could come sooner than you think.

A look at how 'Any Other Way' could have made Jackie Shane a megastar if she'd stayed in the closet, but how that song was more a protest for her.

Nicole Kidman's filmography is a feast of riches, with the actor perhaps having the most divisive filmography of all time.

Born from the fringes of experimental theatre and compositions, the 1960s' 'danger music' would push punk and the avant-garde to violent extremes.

Nicolas Cage derailed his brother Christopher Coppola's directing debut with his wacky, rubber-nosed performance in 1993's disastrous crime movie 'Deadfall'.