MUSIC

In 1967, a student sent John Lennon a letter telling him his teacher was conducting a class analyzing the Beatles' songs. The letter served as the initial motivation for John to write a song that was beyond analysis.

The awkward evening seems straight out of a Pynchon novel.

While we generally know a great deal about their most famous buildings, most people don’t know much about these 6 men behind the blueprints.

'Garden State' became an instant indie hit when it was released on July 28, 2004—both with moviegoers and critics.

Motley Crue had something to do with it. But probably not for the reason you've heard.

Suzanne Vega's a cappella song has had a long life outside of that famous diner.

Playing out of key may not be the most embarrassing thing a guitarist has to endure after all.

Old fears that heavy metal affects kids' development were misplaced, according to a new study.

The winner of three Tony Awards (including Best Musical), '1776' might be the most improbable hit in Broadway history.

How Superman, summer vacation, and classical music created a portable music phenomenon that celebrates its 40th anniversary this month.

A pair of studies shows human musicians make errors that form fractal patterns, which appeal to the listener.

Even if you're not a Fanilow, you've almost certainly gotten some of Barry Manilow's handiwork stuck in your head.