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According to research, there is a specific year where comedy peaked in Hollywood, dropping off since then as other genres rise to the top.

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William S Burroughs' writing legacy includes the fascinating cut-up method he used to craft his non-linear pieces - but what is it? And who originated the idea?

The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been through it all as artists, delivering us greatness as they've done it. But what are their best albums?

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Sammy Hagar may have made some of the best moments with Eddie Van Halen, but he knew when his writing partner was completely spent.

For as many times as they've been called one of the most indestructible bands in history, The Rolling Stones haven't got that way without some hardship.

Ringo Starr may have only seen visions of what America was like in Liverpool, but one band completely shifted his perception of the country he idolised.

Right when the band were beginning to collapse, a chance encounter with Frank Zappa gave Simon and Garfunkel a saving grace and a night of reprieve.