Charles Manson was a criminal, musician and cult leader who led the Manson Family based in California during the hippie ...

From Harmony House in Hunter River, PEI, Mike Ross and a troupe of island musicians bring the story behind Don McLean's iconic song 'American Pie'. Presented as a docu-concert, Mike along with Brielle ...

Although song writers don't intend to inspire murder, some killers nevertheless have found a sense of identity and a license ...

On back-to-back nights in August 1969 in Los Angeles, seven people lost their lives: Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger ...

With a songbook filled with titanic 20th century pop and abysmal twee nonsense, we rifle through Paul McCartney body of work ...

To borrow a phrase from 2010 Mulaney: I love it! The first episode has the unpredictable, helter-skelter energy of an upscale ...

Slipknot wrote a song inspired by the crimes of an English serial killer named Peter Sutcliffe for their most recent album ...

The president’s approach to tariffs illustrates how his helter-skelter mind works. He became enamored of tariffs as a means of advancing his America First agenda and started implementing them ...

Neither of those explanations, of course, jive with the theory Vincent Bugliosi presented both in court and in his perennial best seller Helter Skelter. O’Neill posits that the ambitious young ...

Charles Manson and his family went on an infamous murder spree in 1969, killing at least 9 including Sharon Tate. Here's ...

The vocalist sounds a bit like Gregg Allman of the Allman Brothers. Interestingly, French singing icon Johnny Halliday covered the song as Qu'est-ce que tu croyais?