The Rock History Report for November 13th

1985 - The Whitney Museum of New York City opened an exhibition celebrating Bob Dylan's 25 years in the music business. Read More

Skyfall Earns U.S. Debut-Record $87.8 Million

The sky was the limit for the new James Bond film at the weekend box office. The 23rd Bond film, Skyfall, opened with an estimated 87.8 million dollars Read More

New James Bond Film Skyfall Opens; Lincoln Debuts in Limited Release

After much anticipation, the new James Bond film, Skyfall, opens Friday, November 9th. Daniel Craig reprises his role of Agent 007. Read More

LISTEN: Peter Gabriel Reflects on 25th Anniversary of 'So'

Peter Gabriel recently sat down In The Studio to talk about celebrating the silver anniversary of his critically-acclaimed album So. Listen to the interview here. Read More

This Week's Funniest Tweets: Week of November 9

This week's most hilarious tweets centered around the Presidential election results, the legalization of marijuana in Colorado and the delayed results in Florida. Read More

The Rock History Report for November 8th

1967 - John Lennon's film How I Won the War opened in the United States. Lennon was the first Beatle to appear in a movie, not playing a Beatle. Read More

The Rock History Report for November 7th

1991 - Frank Zappa was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He died two years later, on Saturday, December 4, 1993. Read More

Wreck-It Ralph Tops Box Office with $49 Million

The animated Disney film Wreck-It Ralph scored the top spot at the weekend box office. Read More

Wreck-It Ralph, Flight, The Man with the Iron Fists Open

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The Rock History Report: November 1

1968 - George Harrison became the first Beatle to release a solo album with the soundtrack Wonderwall Music. Read More