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Bandmates, best friends, and former romantic partners, Imaad and Saba dress up for GQ and talk about their evolving relationship, musical influences, and some unforgettable performances.

When the family moved closed to Whitley Bay Metro station and later to Saltburn, Hendrix, who was named after Jimi Hendrix, again went about winning over the locals and visitors. People would send ...

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In 1968, Jimi Hendrix decided he wanted to create his own nightclub, envisioning a cool venue where he could hang out, and if the notion struck, jump on stage and jam, a space that just happened ...

Steve Hendrix has reported from dozens of countries and most states since joining the Post in 2000. Education: University of Georgia, BA; American University, MA Steve Hendrix has been the ...

When Lenny Kravitz first became a star in 1990 with his debut album Let Love Rule, he revealed how Jimi Hendrix’s former drummer Buddy Miles had promised to give him the famous guitar that Hendrix had ...

“Check this out!” he shouts, as Jimi Hendrix’s Freedom explodes from the sound system. Kramer, 82, flicks his fingers first at one speaker, then another and so on, back and forth, stabbing ...