Metallica’s “I Disappear” returns to the U.K.’s Official Physical Singles chart at No. 91, over 20 years after it last appeared.

Kennedy Protects Science Funding “When a scientist seeks public financing for research, the request is judged by the review ...

Ideas evolve over time, but in a lot of cases, at least there was a germ of a good idea that had to be brought out.

The Jackson name still carries weight in the U.S. music industry, though at times it has been a burden, as she admitted a few years ago: “I wanted to make it ... the late Michael (who died in 2009 at ...

Immediate replacement David Moyes’ 34 league games reaped 17 wins at a rate of 50 per cent ... the locus of United fans’ ire all those years ago. In loading up the club with debt, the Glazers ...

It was 50 years ago today that the New Zealand Official Music Charts were launched - which also coincides with New Zealand's first official number one hit. Produced by Recorded Music NZ ...

The end of the Vietnam War, 50 years ago, also helped wind down an extraordinary ... “Ohio,” they also placed high on the Billboard charts. Bill Werde, former editorial director of Billboard ...

securing a Top 50 position on the album charts and a Top 25 spot for vinyl sales. The resurgence in popularity could be down to a recent remaster, which has left Macca fans buzzing with excitement ...

Fifty years later, i’s hard to hear “Mandy” — Barry Manilow’s first No. 1 that topped the charts in January 1975 — any other way. But the woman who came and gave without taking was ...

A Paul McCartney album has entered the US charts 50 years after its release ... 59th anniversary listening party a couple of Fridays ago on Spotify and Apple Music." A third wrote: "He just ...

I started writing about Microsoft technologies as a full-time job more than three decades ago, and I was an enthusiastic ... But enough about money. In those 50 years, Microsoft has also had ...

The Sex Pistols were the punk icons who rocketed to infamy - their version of God Save the Queen was banned by the BBC and major retailers - yet still reached No.2 in the charts. Now, 50 years on ...