Queen

Queen are now the latest rockers to get involved in the beer business.

It's the perfect memento from their breathless classic-era concerts.

The Foo Fighters frontman makes a dramatic comeback with some big classic rock help.

Whatever its musical intrigues, this album heralded the beginning of the end for Freddie Mercury.

One summer blockbuster, Pixels, is designed to appeal to fans of both old-school video games and movies where major cities get blown up.

You're familiar with Queen as that brilliantly bombastic crew that melded operatic pomp and hard rock. But did you know they could have had completely different careers?

Australian comedy troupe SketchShe is lighting up the internet with their enthusiastic and self-caressing version of the ever-popular "singing 'Bohemian Rhapsody' in a car" video.

There'll be jail time for a pair of Italian crooks who tried to swipe royalties for famous songs written by Paul McCartney, Queen and the Doors.

Cross Queen off the list of classic rockers covered by Jimmy Fallon.

"I want it all / I want it now." That's not only a lyric to a Queen song, it's also something frequently said by children during the holidays.

Death on Two Legs" could only be referred to as Freddie Mercury 's hate letter towards Queen's ex-manager, Norman Sheffield , who for some years was reputed to have mistreated the band and abused his role as their manager from 1972 to 1975; however this was later denied in an autobiography by Sheffield published in 2013 titled "Life on Two Legs: Set The Record Straight"  where Sheff

Feeling under the weather? Try blasting Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody.'