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Francis Ford Coppola was so unhappy with the musical 'Finian's Rainbow' that he wanted it to fail; that way, he didn't become associated with it to audiences.

Jeff Goldblum couldn't pick just one song to listen to for the rest of his life, so he opted for one soul classic and an obscure jazz piece.

Icon of cinema and idol of style, Quentin Tarantino’s reign in the land of cult cinema began in the early 1990s and here we explore the best of it.

U2 have crafted a wealth of ambitious albums over the years, but their controversial 2014 effort was once compared to The Who's 'Quadrophenia' by The Edge.

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Of all the strange things you could ever see, Bob Dylan playing tennis with The Beatles is one of them. But it happened at a highly-strung time for them both.