What begins as a folk song about lost love quickly turns into one of the most debated songs Bob Dylan ever wrote. The lyrics ...

Nobel Prize-winning rock poet Bob Dylan once famously wrote, “You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows” ...

J.S. Gornael has a BA in English with a Creative Writing Emphasis in Poetry and an MFA in Fiction. He has taken workshops in poetry, fiction, and non-fiction (though mostly the second). Half-cinephile ...

The episode was filmed in and around the Kansas City area, home not only to fictional Ted Lasso but also to the show's star, Jason Sudeikis. With the song playing in the background, the final sequence ...

Bob Dylan never needed a No. 1 hit to be legendary, as shown by classic rock songs like "Hurricane," "Like a Rolling Stone," ...

A book dealer was leafing through an Allen Ginsberg paperback when a tattered piece of paper fell from its pages. The lined sheet, torn across its bottom edge, featured a series of cryptic typewritten ...

At the launch of his "Lights of Autumn" European tour in Norway, Dylan unveiled a radically stripped-down rendition of the 1975 Blood on the Tracks classic, which includes two new verses ...

Steven Keene, a New York singer-songwriter, challenges fans of Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen to identify as many of the creative giants’ lyrics as they can in his rollicking new song “Thesaurus.” Just ...

As Bob Dylan celebrates his 85th birthday, many fans say his music somehow means even more to them now than it did decades ago. From memories of hearing his songs on the radio as kids to leaning on ...