Thanks to cancer treatment, the guitarist has a dynamic solo album and a presence on a spooky Duran Duran LP

Duran Duran's second album Rio was released 39 years ago, and the band's guitar-based approach helped its success

Fifteen albums in, the Birmingham band remain committed to embracing the future

How the band transformed the song over time, including a tribute to Bowie, while hurtling headlong into the future

Rhodes looks back on the band's transitional 1997 album, continuing without John Taylor, Nirvana's genius and more

Author Robert Ferrigno returns from a long sabbatical, just in time for summer.

“I cannot apologize for something I did not do,” Le Bon writes after accusation that he groped a woman in 1995

It wasn't just JFK Jr.'s looks that made him a sex symbol.

The '80s stars get mocked for their hair and sound, but they schooled me on female desire like nothing else

Partnering with Chic featuring Nile Rodgers brings their tour's dance-ability to the next level

Kennedy turned the tables on the conventional wisdom more liberal direction

Unlike his skilled behavior during the Cuban missile crisis, Kennedy was indecisive at best about Vietnam in 1963

Readers defend Duran Duran -- and themselves. Plus, Hilary Liftin's "Candy and Me."

A new lawsuit seeks $40,000 in damages

At a panel in Dallas, RFK's son said the president's brother didn't buy the idea that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone