Rock and tongue icon Gene Simmons got candid with regards to money recently. In fact, Simmons admitted he believes it’s “better to be rich” than not. According to Ultimate Classic Rock, Simmons ...

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“It’s better to be rich than poor, it really is,” Simmons said in an upcoming episode of the podcast. “And if you’re a ...

While building an empire around him, Gene Simmons promised fans that it was better to be rich and miserable than poor.

Sixty years ago this month, Harper’s Bazaar unveiled the magazine’s April 1965 issue, a special edition guest-edited by the photographer Richard Avedon. Featuring British supermodel Jean ...

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Jamaican reggae singer Cocoa Tea, celebrated for timeless hits like Rocking Dolly and Israel’s King, has passed away at the age of 65. Veteran reggae singer Cocoa Tea dead aged 65. Photo: Cocoa Tea.

Kimberly Burch, the fiancée of Faster Pussycat frontman Taime Downe, may have jumped off a Royal Caribbean cruise ship following a heated argument with the musician. The moments leading up to ...

South Korean R&B and K-pop singer Wheesung has been found dead, according to reports. He was 43. The body of the singer, born Choi Whee-sung, was discovered at his home in Seoul on Monday ...

By Jin Yu Young Reporting from Seoul Wheesung, a singer-songwriter who popularized R&B music in South Korea and was open about his struggles with drug abuse, was found dead on Monday in his home ...

Singer Wheesung has tragically passed away on March 10 at the age of 43. On March 10, his agency released an official statement confirming the heartbreaking news. According to the police and fire ...

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