Legendary country music guitarist Don Rich, right-hand man to Buck Owens, died in a motorcycle accident on July 17, 1974.

Scrolling through a YouTube playlist, Ayden Maloy found a song that would change his life. Clicking on Elvis Presley’s “All Shook Up,” he didn’t know what to expect. He was young at the time, maybe 8 ...

Just days before what would have been Buck Owens’ 97th birthday, country artists will gather to celebrate the local music icon at Buck's Birthday Bash. The Basement at Woolworth’s will host the ...

A 92-year-old retired Indian Army officer, Captain Chunnilal, has alleged that his agricultural land in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer district was fraudulently mortgaged, transferred and sold without his ...

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — More than 800 pounds of peanut butter — enough for around 15,000 sandwiches — has been spread across the floor of a museum in the Netherlands in tribute to Dutch artist ...

Sean Michael, of Salem, Missouri, is an Elvis impersonator who will bring a hunka burnin' love to the Pere Marquette Lodge on July 17. Michael Sean Florence grew up in a family of Elvis impersonators.

Internet creator Paige Niemann, known for her impersonations of Ariana Grande, revealed a private message the pop star once sent her about their resemblance. In the new Apple TV+ docuseries "Turning ...

Made famous by Jim Bowie and designed by his brother Rezin, the Bowie knife could rightfully be called the grandfather of fighting knives. Known for its beefy, aggressive blade, it is also one of the ...

Born the son of poor tenant farmers in North Texas, Buck Owens rose above those humble beginnings to take his place in country music history. Although he preferred to refer to his work as simply ...

Jack Smink, a Rockledge High School alumnus, became a globally recognized Elvis tribute artist. Smink has performed as Elvis over 1,000 times, including at the King Center in Melbourne, FL, across the ...

Back in the '70s, soon-to-be high school grads might have voted a classmate "Class Clown" or "Most Likely to Succeed," while in recent years, so-called "senior superlatives" in yearbooks trended ...