In 2018 SeattleArtifacts reported the discovery of one of Seattle’s most fabled speakeasy, Bucket of Blood, still sealed up since 1931.

The Jimi Hendrix estate are seeing red over Leon Hendrix selling branded Purple Haze products

When he was not being a string-shredding, amp-blasting guitar hero, Jimi Hendrix liked nothing better than to sit at home drinking tea and watching the British soap opera Coronation Street.

Tiger Paw Beverage Company has partnered with Leon Hendrix – brother of rock star Jimi Hendrix – to launch a new liqueur inspired by the late star's songs [Category: Headline, News, Jimi

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I’m wearing one of Ollie Dabbous’s aprons. So fêted is the 33-year-old chef that this feels like the culinary equivalent of parading around in Benedict Cumberbatch’s swishy Sherlock coat or Ma

The title above is a quote from my business world. Specifically, from Abe Jacob, the Godfather of Theatrical Sound Design. He’s a mentor and friend, and the man who was not being satisfied as th

From costume pieces doubling as décor to cocktails named after Jimi Hendrix songs, Hard Rock Café ain’t your mama’s burger joint.

Vets, which opened in 1955, held its own. Elvis played there. So did Jimi Hendrix, The Doors and AC/DC. And the Grateful Dead a few times.

No electric guitar is more iconic than the Fender Stratocaster. Buddy Holly played one. Jimi Hendrix played one. Bob Dylan "went electric" in 1965 at the Newport Folk Festival. Eric Clapton has a sign