By Rand Paul
Obama acts as though we no longer have a Constitution
"Hello, Goodbye," "Ticket To Ride" and "Can't Buy Me Love" are just a few of the hits that made the Fab Four legends on both sides of the Atlantic.
Dozens of celebrities may be running afoul of the law as they unite under the banner of one group that is seeking to prevent a method of gas drilling in New York state.
Artists Against Fracking opposes hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and boasts members including Yoko Ono and actors Mark Ruffalo and Susan Sarandon. But the group and nearly 200 entertainers who are gaining attention and support in the dispute aren’t registered lobbyists, according to a search of the database of the state Joint Commission on Public Ethics. State law is designed to disclose who is trying to influence government action, how much money they are spending and where the money’s going.
Letters from John Lennon's killer detailing his obsession with the novel "The Catcher in the Rye" to the police officer who arrested him went on sale Monday through a Los Angeles auction house.
Four letters that John Lennon's killer wrote to the New York City police officer who arrested him are on sale through a Los Angeles auction house.
With nearby states cashing in but environmentalists and Hollywood stars urging him to back off, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is running out of time to decide whether his state will join the natural-gas fracking boom.
The walls of Sanjay Sharma's music shop are lined with gleaming string instruments and old photographs of legendary musicians.
The walls of Sanjay Sharma's music shop are lined with gleaming string instruments and old photographs of legendary musicians.
Ravi Shankar was the master of the sitar _ the sitar that Sanjay Sharma made.
An upcoming auction of over 300 historical documents includes rare letters written by Vincent van Gogh, George Washington, John Lennon and other iconic figures.
You remember that Beatles classic "I Wanna Hold Your Hand"? Turns out Yoko Ono had other things in mind.
Justin Bieber may be Canadian, but he was the all-American boy at Sunday night's American Music Awards.
It's a mystery tour, but it's hardly magical.
The bowler hat and cane that accented Charlie Chaplin's costume in "Little Tramp" has sold for $62,500 at an auction in Los Angeles.
Lennon writes candidly about his admiration for the great British guitarist and suggests forming a "`nucleus' group (Plastic Ono Band) .
The eight-page letter from Lennon is a draft he wrote to Clapton on Sept. 29, 1971, and signed "John and Yoko."
