Donald Trump

A timeline offering a deeper look into classic rock's role in the Clinton / Trump presidential election.

We’ve still two weeks to go in the 2016 election - not enough to get comfortable, but far enough along to wonder about the losing candidate’s future. Donald Trump may have a long road to regaining any positive legacy, as vandals made that uncertainty literal by destroying the former Apprentice host’s Hollywood star.

The first weekend of the all-star Desert Trip festival closed out with performances from the Who and Roger Waters.

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Warning against what he sees as a plague of "professional punk politicians," Ted Nugent has filmed an appearance in a Donald Trump campaign ad.

Not long ago we learned that Idiocracy director Mike Judge and screenwriter Etan Cohen were planning on making a series of anti-Trump ads for the coming election, which would feature Terry Crews reprising his role as President Camacho. Not long after that, it was revealed that the ads wouldn’t be happening after all, and in a new interview, Judge himself explains why the idea ultimately fell apart.

Sony/ATV Music Publishing said that Queen does not want its music used for any political purposes.

Those keeping track can now officially add Queen to the list of acts who don't wish to have their music associated with Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

Joe Walsh once ran a tongue-in-cheek campaign for the presidency, but that doesn't mean he wants to be associated with this year's race.

Back in 1989, the Rolling Stones had reluctantly agreed to a pay-per-view event at Donald Trump's Atlantic City property when things got ugly.

The battle for the Republican presidential debate has unraveled into the stuff of late night comedy gold.

Sick of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump? Yes? Well, then this just might kill you.