The finale answered fans' burning questions about why Lind's character, Cadence, couldn't remember the end of summer 16 with ...

Few musical artists have had the lasting impact and relevance of Talking Heads… they were a group of art students who ended up transforming mainstream rock. Music biographer Jonathan Gould ...

Jonathan Gould’s book “Burning Down the House” traces the band from its early days in 1970s clubs to the kind of celebrity ...

Gould, the author of well-received books on Otis Redding and the Beatles, chronicles in meticulous detail the rise and fall ...

Kevin Williamson's North Carolina-set series is a soap opera revolving around the Buckleys, whose family business involves ...

After virtue signalling difference and waving identity flags, all the talking points revolved around the spectre of racism cast upon the leadership ... Might as well burn the house down. Declare your ...

Read about Talking Heads' first live concert in an excerpt from 'Burning Down the House: Talking Heads and the New York Scene That Transformed Rock.' ...

A lot that went down ... Adding a character the show proved it could live without would be unnecessary, and would only further clog an already-stuffed season. Do we miss Mushroom in House of ...

In a world of TV shows, binge culture, and instant gratification, there’s something irresistibly satisfying about a story that takes its time, drawing the audience in, inch by inch, like a match slowl ...

Notably, “Burning Down the House” peaked at No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the year of its release, making it the highest charting track for the rock band.

While performing at New York City's Governors Ball this weekend, the pop star brought out the prolific musician to play his 1983 Talking Heads hit, "Burning Down the House." Byrne played acoustic ...