Navigating Frank Zappa's extensive catalog can be one of the trickiest and frustrating endeavors a music fan can undertake. From his debut in June 1966 with the Mothers of Invention's double Freak ...

Frank Zappa once made a jilted boyfriend so angry that he stormed the stage and attacked him in front of a crowd of people.

“Four Frightened People! Ominous! Grotesque!” The original poster for this Zappa-scored 1965 B-movie reads like a Mothers spoof. But it’s as genuine as Frank’s passion was for this early project, with ...

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As a child, Frank Zappa played with mercury—an anecdote as bizarre as it is true. His father, a chemist in the defence industry, would bring home used lab equipment, passing it to his pre-adolescent ...

The validity of late "American Pickers" star Frank Fritz's will is being challenged by his father, William Fritz, in an Iowa court, Fox News Digital confirmed. Frank, who died from complications ...

For a man who preached about love and peace so much, though, John Lennon could be cutthroat when he wanted to as well, and Frank Zappa was less than thrilled looking back on everything they did ...

Nearly five months after the death of "American Pickers" star Frank Fritz, his biological father is contesting his will. William Fritz, who lives in Texas, filed a petition earlier this month to ...

Judge Frank Caprio has become one of the most recognizable faces in the U.S. judicial system for his acts of kindness and compassion. For nearly 40 years, he listened to people who came to the ...

Now, the only woman on Louisiana's death row, Antionette Frank, could soon receive an execution date. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is working to get an execution date set, however ...

Howard Frank's new book "Chameleon" is about Michael Parrish, who murdered his girlfriend and their son in the Poconos in 2009. Frank worked at the Pocono Record at the time of the murders.