Sixty years ago today, Bob Dylan recorded a song that flew in the face of pop music conventions and became a hit.

Paul McCartney's songwriting was insulted directly to his face by Nico of The Velvet Underground at a party in 1968. What was ...

Burroughs and artist Andy Warhol. Ms. Resnick soon began writing ... it’s damned near invaluable,” a Rolling Stone magazine reviewer wrote. Victor Bockris, a Warhol and Velvet Underground biographer ...

J. Hoberman’s teeming history of New York’s avant-garde scene is a fascinating trove of research and a thrilling clamor of ...

Rick Derringer, a fiery guitaris, lead singer of 'Hang on Sloopy' and writer of 'Rock and Roll Hootchie Koo' and 'Real ...

has been a favorite live song for The Rolling Stones for decades. It was inspired by a visit to the Memory Motel in Montauk, East Hampton, while the band were hanging out with artist Andy Warhol.

Gagosian is celebrating the gallery’s thirtieth year at Art Basel with a major presence throughout the city, anchored by a presentation at the fair curated by Francesco Bonami. For 72 hours, London’s ...

The Rolling Stones have been making albums longer than some of their fans have been alive. But even for seasoned professionals like them, it's not always an entirely painless experience.

Good news for you: the immersive venue has teamed up with storied music publication Rolling Stone for an outing ... Just as transportive were Andy Warhol’s traveling multimedia extravaganzas ...

When Tom Wolfe profiled model Jane Holzer in New York magazine in 1964 and described her as “Living Pop Art,” Andy Warhol knew it was the beginning of a lucrative friendship. The pop art ...

Fifty-three years ago today, The Rolling Stones went to No. 1 in the United States with with what is widely considered their finest album.