Alongside his Riddim Twins counterpart Sly Dunbar, the bassist played with everyone from Black Uhuru to Bob Dylan across more than four decades

Public Enemy co-founder admitted to grabbing someone's cell phone during an incident in October

The ducks are fed every day using a "dinner bell," which is essentially a new version of "Blitzkrieg Bop" called “Duckskrieg Bop" that features the ducks themselves quacking “Hey ho, let’s go"

At 76, Neil is lovestruck one minute, incensed at the state of man and the world the next. It makes for a great album

Laser eyes, baseball bats wrapped in barbed wire, and Doja Cat's machine gun bikini all make for a majorly fun romp

Indie rock outfit will release the rest of their Sympathy for Life videos ahead of the wide release of their film project, Sympathy for Life, Visualized

Produced by Matt Ross-Spang, the album's bright, roots-rocking title track is out now along with a new video

The Gaslight Anthem frontman leans on the Christian hymns of his youth during these trying times. "A lot of people would say that seems naive. And maybe so. But I need that," he says. "And if that makes me weak, that's cool."

Brooklyn-based Pakistani singer-songwriter was recently nominated for two Grammys, including Best New Artist

The Philly psych-noise band discovers the beauty in slowing down, with a little help from Bowie and Elvis