The Vietnam War officially ended when Saigon fell to Communist forces. Saturday Night Live began its 40-years-and-counting run on NBC, and Steven Spielberg's Jaws gave birth to the modern blockbuster. In one of our most painstakingly reported cover stories, writers Howard Korn and David Weir reveal the true story of Patty Hearst's bizarre kidnapping, tracing her entire journey across America and scooping the entire mainstream media in the process.
You'll excuse me, I don't consider myself a black performer, I consider myself a performer who is black.
Life and chilly death among the rag pickers of Los Angeles
Suffering can make a people wiser and their future bright, the Chinese say. Hopefully they are right, for this is a time to face the war, not turn away from it
The singer-songwriter rediscovers her sexuality with new album 'Playing Possum'
The band barnstorms its way to critical acceptance on its massive sold-out U.S. tour for 'Physical Graffiti'
We thought it was time that people heard something about us other than that we were eating women and throwing the bones out the window.
I just figure we can't lose. The longer the Eagles stay together, the better it's gonna be. No matter what.
The newspaper magnate's daughter became a gun-toting radical with the SLA — until she was captured
Breaking over TV's vast bleak ghetto
The consumer activist on overeating, a tech takeover, bank bailouts, and what we can do about it all
The environmental effects of everyday items
On the set of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'
Phil Walden of Capricorn Records is stumping for Carter with the help of the Marshall Tucker Band, the Allman Brothers, and more
