Recording engineer Chris Thomas received a note on Sept. 9, 1968 from producer George Martin saying: "Chris, hope you had a nice holiday. I'm off on mine now. Make yourself available to the Beatles." ...

The Beatles are one of the most essential classic rock bands, but they rarely made hard rock songs. This raises an interesting question: is “Helter Skelter” the heaviest Beatles song? There are a few ...

Jailed for 44 years, Charles Manson made his way back into the national conversation after falling seriously ill and being transported out of prison Tuesday. The cult murderer invoked the phrase ...

The Beatles’ often-covered songs tended to be soft ballads like “Yesterday,” “Michelle,” and “Here Comes the Sun.” One of The Beatles’ rare rockers that became a standard was “Helter Skelter.” There ...

Few songs can claim to be ground zero for heavy metal. Black Sabbath’s eponymous 1969 album opener is largely accepted as the genre’s starting point, but Blue Cheer's "Summertime Blues," released in ...

Charles Manson, the notorious American criminal and cult leader, died in prison on November 19, 2017. Thanks to an undying interest in his life and the entertainment industry, his story continues to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Click here to read the full article. Epix has ordered a six-part docuseries that will center on how Charles Manson and his cult ...

Fans of both artists freaked out when Manson and Zombie dropped the surprise cover yesterday (July 11). It’s no coincidence that the track premiered the same day as the horror-infused duo began their ...

UPDATE (6/22): Helter Skelter: An American Myth will now premiere on July 26 at 10 p.m. EST. UPDATE (6/5): The release date for Helter Skelter has been pushed back and it will no longer premiere on ...

Beginning tonight (July 11) the tour nobody thought would ever happen again kicks off in Detroit, at the exact venue where Zombie and Manson famously hurled insults at each other onstage at the ...

Although Hitler, O.J. Simpson, Ronald Reagan and Charles Manson make for an unlikely quartet, TV historians will link them as subjects CBS exploited in an early 21st century push to jumpstart its ...