There are many lessons to be taken from Dave Keuning’s work with the Killers, not least that an appreciation of melody, a ...

I am a suffering Giants fan. I miss the days when I could rely on my team for a win, but it’s become clear that that’s a bygone era. Will I still watch every game in the purest form of masochism? Of ...

The original Killers lineup came together onstage for the first time ... The Hot Fuss anniversary was a chance to bring all four of them back to where it all started. Songs of the first side of the ...

All four members of the band - singer Brandon Flowers ... "This is the crisis I'm in. The Killers are my identity, and our songs fill the seats, but I'm more fulfilled making music like [the stark, ...

"Dancing in the Moonlight" is the only song on this list inspired by a crime that happened to the song's writer themselves.

Since 1865, there have been several men and women who have, for various and sometimes murky reasons, tried kill the president or president-elect of the United States. Their stories were brought to ...

Several American serial killers became known around the world because ... Alcala was successful, but Cheryl eventually backed out of the date all together because she felt that his sinister ...

Dancing With the Stars is getting in on all things spooky with their Halloween ... Each pairing has to perform in the same style at the same time to a song and the judges choose who created ...

Check out one of her best vocal performances below, “No Time To Die” which was the theme song for the James Bond ... the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the Killers all got more shine during during ...

Autumn Killers are back with a vengeance as they release ‘Black Heart’, the second single taken from their current studio ...

The presidential campaign comes down to a final push across a handful of states on the eve of Election Day. Kamala Harris ...

Rice, who wrote all of the songs, included bits of court testimony ... at the center of the story unless they're victims of male killers. ANGELMAKERS asks: how do murderous obsessions exist ...