On This Day: Bob Dylan Released His Most Controversial Album Ever originally appeared on Parade. Released on this day in 1979 ...

Nebraska's greatest No. 15, Tommie Frazier, figures to be around Memorial Stadium a lot more this fall, and he has belief — ...

Mel Brooks’ Blazing Saddles, released half a century ago, is still widely considered one of the funniest movies of all The ...

Timothee Chalamet will step into the world of ping-pong for "Marty Supreme." Here's a look back at the table tennis star who ...

As one of the greatest songwriters in the world, Bob Dylan is most often recognized for his poetic yet complex lyrics-which earned him a Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016-the unique vocal delivery of ...

Bobby Sherman, Bobby Rydell, Bobby Darin and more. NPR critic Bob Mondello looks back to an era when everyone seemed to share ...

Fans Are in Awe Over Billy Joel and Bob Dylan’s Mutual Favorite Song: 'You Feel It In Your Bones' first appeared on Parade on ...

Country singer Madeline Edwards is opening for Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson, but many are concerned only about her TikTok views.

60 years ago, in July 1965, one of Bob Dylan’s most celebrated and influential songs was released. Like A Rolling Stone was a defining statement for Dylan – and yet, when he performed the song ...

Bob Dylan’s Protest-Fueled Folk Years Take Center Stage in New York "How Many Roads," an exhibition at NYU, will explore Dylan's early engagement with political and social justice movements.

Bob Dylan’s early years in New York will be the subject of a forthcoming exhibition at NYU, 'How Many Roads: Bob Dylan and His Changing Times.' ...

Bob Dylan’s first NYC building lists for $8.25M — the singer’s humble 1-bedroom rented for just $60/month in the 1960s ...