Sixty-one years ago today, Bob Dylan released a song that helped him become an internationally recognized star.

In a new essay, Pope Leo cited lyrics from an unpublished 1963 song by Bob Dylan, “Go Away You Bomb” and he praised Dorothy ...

Bob Dylan once called himself "a poet first and a musician second," as The Spokesman-Review quotes. The Nobel Prize-winning singer-songwriter, whose work led the mid-60s folk rock boom, didn't just ...

What began as an emotional six-page poem eventually became Bob Dylan's defining anthem and one of the most celebrated songs ...

Pope Leo XIV quotes an unpublished song about the atomic bomb by folk singer Bob Dylan in a new book foreword.

WASHINGTON, DC -Extremist networks linked to ISIS have called for attacks against Hindus in India and across South and Southeast Asia, even as they praised recent violence in the United States and ...

While casual fans might have been confused, Dylan's Leader Bank Pavilion concert was perfect for the people who love him, ...

Hernandez spent the previous 18 years at the Los Angeles Times as a Dodgers beat writer and sports columnist. The son of Salvadoran and Japanese immigrants, he graduated from UCLA in 2002. His ...