A presentation of the bestselling and Grammy nominated Tortured Poets Department album signed by Taylor Swift ... by Queen band member Sir Brian May, drumsticks signed by Iron Maiden’s Nicko ...

Classic Rock drummers: John Bonham, Keith Moon, Roger Taylor and Nick Mason ... and even began playing with mallets rather than drumsticks. Copeland enables the New Wave trio to flip between ...

Taylor chose two songs of his own that he felt were strong lyrically: These Are The Days Of Our Lives, from Innuendo, and Heaven For Everyone, recorded first by Taylor’s side project band The Cross, ...

The Arrowhead Stadium Drum Deck is home to a pre-game pump-up ceremony fans love. As an homage to this tradition, here's a hearty barbecue drumstick that brings the heat, the spice and big game ...

Duran Duran may be back in vogue – but for anyone who learned to play bass in the ’80s John Taylor has never been out of fashion ...

Roger Taylor, the legendary drummer of Queen, was not just a rock star but also a car enthusiast. Back in 1975, Taylor made a statement on and off the stage with his Ferrari 308 GTB, a car that ...

Travis Kelce is back at the Super Bowl, and so is Taylor Swift, who has arrived at Caesar’s Superdome in New Orlean’s to support her boyfriend. Swift is once again prepared to root for Kelce ...

Davidson, W. M., and Smith, D. R., in Symp. Nuclear Sex, edit. by Smith, D. R., and Davidson, W. M. (London, 1958). Jacobs, P. A., Baikie, A. G., Court Brown, W. M ...

The reasoning behind the Rogers deal doesn't seem that straightforward. Here are a few theories why they made the move.

Swift’s appearances on Fox’s broadcast were scant, a notable change from last year, when she was on hand to watch the Chiefs play the 49ers and was shown on TV frequently. The superstar singer ...

NEW ORLEANS — As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare to face the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell dismissed claims that the league is unfairly helping the two ...

Her self-titled debut is remembered for its starry-eyed lyrics and now-distant country twang (fans affectionately call this era “Yee Haw Taylor”). But the LP isn’t just an early experiment.