Recorded on November 18th and first broadcast on December 16th 1993, Nirvana's now-legendary MTV Unplugged was a runaway ...

NEW YORK – Tom Freston could easily fill a book with stories from the formative days of MTV and his celebrity encounters — ...

Sumner Redstone moved closer to the stage, transfixed. A nude couple on a Harley-Davidson had just descended from the ceiling of Super Girls, a Bangkok sex club endorsed by Rolling Stone as “the very ...

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly is conducting a statewide listening tour to gather public input for the 2026 state budget. The governor highlighted a state rainy-day fund that has grown to $2 billion, ...

Our writers' picks for the very best bands since rock became a permanent part of popular music. One thing is for sure every year around the time of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremonies — ...

If someone without any knowledge of Nirvana being the biggest band in the world had seen Kurt Cobain on the set of MTV’s Unplugged on November 18, 1993, it would have been reasonable for them to ...

The former MTV boss Tom Freston had hoped to meet at one of his old haunts, someplace that might evoke the good old days of the music network he co-founded in 1981. But most of those places are gone: ...

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Tom Freston attributes his long-running success as a media entrepreneur who helped shape modern popular culture in America and throughout the world largely to luck. His captivating new book suggests ...

Success, they say, is inspiration plus perspiration. But what of sheer universe-vibration? We ask the most successful people we know to tell us what role luck plays in one’s career. IN THE EARLY DAYS ...

Nirvana's MTV Unplugged in New York arrived in stores on Nov. 1, 1994, less than six months after the tragic death of frontman Kurt Cobain. It was a moment which gave music fans a way to revisit a ...

After a whopping 46 seasons, the MTV comedy clip show “Ridiculousness” has been canceled. “Ridiculousness” will continue into 2026 with previously shot episodes, but no new episodes will be filmed.