Picture this; New Year’s Eve in 1999, when the world thought everything was going to come to an end when the clock struck midnight. One thing about society is that we love nostalgia, whether it is ...

Ahead of this morning Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, manufacturer Dbrand has opened reservations on the console's first third-party accessory. The Killswitch is a case for Nintendo's new console that comes ...

Sure, you can unironically stan Deftones. But real music enjoyers can't rock with Korn or any of the other nostalgia-proof ...

Many lyrics can feel good in the moment, but there are some songs that are probably not as comfortable listening back to.

The 46-year-old Sunland resident — who refers to himself as “that 90s Music Reaction Guy from the Internet” — revives decades ...

Feldman went viral for his shredding – which many accused of being 'fake' – an allegation later debunked by Feldman himself, as well as Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst ...

Fred Durst and Limp Bizkit are suing one of the biggest record companies in the world ... claiming they are getting royally screwed out of millions of dollars in royalties and other profits. According ...

Before MTV and Hollywood, Fred Durst did. Born in Jacksonville’s underground music scene and raised on a diet of distortion and defiance, Limp Bizkit clawed their way from Florida underground clubs ...

Many fans couldn’t believe it when Fred Durst took to the stage in Birmingham, England, while on his Loserville tour in the UK and Europe with his band Limp Bizkit. With his hair bouncing ...

Fans who once headbanged to ‘Break Stuff’ are now wondering if Fred’s next move is a bluegrass album. To be fair, Durst has been playing around with his look for a while. In recent years, he’s dabbled ...

As the famous television host Fred Rodgers said on “Mister Rodgers Neighborhood,” “You make each day a special day. You know how, by just your being you.” In honor of “Won’t You Be My ...

The Fred Levin Way Foundation will host the Fourth Annual Fred Levin Way Fest on Sunday, April 13, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., in Historic Downtown Pensacola, near Palafox and Government Street.