Billy Idol documentary offers a comprehensive and warts-and-all overview of his life and career originally appeared on Goldmine.

Iconic '80s Rocker, 64, Nearly Unrecognizable in Rare Public Outing originally appeared on Parade. A member of a hugely popular '80s rock band was out interacting with fans in Italy over the weekend.

ATLANTA — Spencer Strider recorded 13 strikeouts in his first win of the season, Ronald Acuña Jr. stayed hot with two hits, ...

Actor Eileen Atkins (''The Crown,'' ″Doc Martin'') is 91. Country singer Billy ''Crash'' Craddock is 87. Singer Eddie Levert of The O'Jays is 83. Actor Joan Van Ark is 82. Actor Geoff Pierson ...

That was certainly the case at the 31st installment Thursday, which featured performances from Ciara, Adam Lambert and Duran Duran ... hosted by Elizabeth Taylor in 1993. The night raised more ...

citing a shared love of Andy Warhol and James Bond. Duran Duran A view to kill gatefold front cover. (The band would record the theme song for Roger Moore’s last Bond outing in 1985’s A View To A Kill ...

Dressed for the occasion with their faces painted like the undead and a cobwebbed stage set right out of a haunted house slasher film, Duran Duran ... along with their James-Rio mashup “Super ...

Now without a win at St. James' Park in 13 league matches ... Referee Anthony Taylor's decision to dismiss Duran was the main talking point after the defeat. In truth, the football took a back ...

It was the dream start for Eddie Howe's side at St James' Park as Anthony Gordon ... After some deliberation with his assistants, Taylor showed Duran a red card for the challenge.

Duran was left perplexed by Taylor's decision to show him red and ... in frustration as he made his way down the tunnel at St James' Park, while Unai Emery remained unmoved in the dugout.

Duran, 21, was sent off in the 32nd minute at St James’ Park by referee Anthony Taylor after appearing to stamp on the back of Fabian Schar as the two players fell to the ground. Advertisement A ...

Though the underappreciated Roger Taylor is barely visible behind his throne of cymbals, his ever-steady work on “The Reflex” and “Wild Boys” is significant to the Duran Duran sound.