Rick Rubin has had his hands on many pieces of rock and roll history, but he felt that some songs were better to go back to.

A look at how Rick Rubin went from a hardcore punk guitarist to a hip-hop music mogul via discovering LL Cool J and putting out his first hit 'I Need a Beat'.

Pitino appeared Monday afternoon on FS1’s “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” and was asked his thoughts on the field of candidates ...

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Rick Carlisle discusses Tyrese Halliburton’s injury and memorable playoff performances, emphasizing his hopeful full recovery ...

While speaking to You Know I'm Right, Joe Hendry was asked about who he would like to collaborate with in music if he had his pick of the litter, choosing hip-hop music producer Rick Rubin.

Yup, Metallica was right. But guess what? They're still assholes. This was clearer than ever when the band released the Some ...

A massive swell of excitement traveled from floor toward the rafters as RZA stepped out alone, backed by a live band, saying ...

Josh Abraham has spent his career championing the outliers. “I’m drawn to those who lead the way by not following trends,” ...

Russell Simmons says he was “shocked” to learn T La Rock and Jazzy Jay’s 1984 single “It’s Yours” was produced by Rick Rubin, ...

Here's how the healthy competition between The Beatles and the Beach Boys produced some of the greatest albums of all time.

I started with ChatGPT’s “deep research” mode, asking it to compile a report on what new jobs for humans might be created by ...