Although French painter Marie Laurencin achieved significant commercial success during her lifetime, her name slipped into relative obscurity after her death in the late 1950s. Deeply embedded in ...

Hollywood’s next generation is finding love — with each other. Kaia Gerber, Miley Cyrus and more celeb offspring have made headlines for dating fellow nepo babies over the years. “No artist ...

Born on Feb. 1, 1968, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, Lisa Marie Presley was the only child of musician and rock ‘n’ roll pioneer Elvis Presley and Priscilla Presley.

The Africa rockers’ lead guitarist Steve Lukather on surviving the 1980s, a ‘secret’ Spotify deal – and why their biggest hit makes no sense In 2017, after assuming co-management duties ...

Steve Lukather of the American rock band Toto. Toto may bless the rains down in Africa but this morning I curse the water pouring out of my washing machine and flooding my garage/home office ...

Marie Curie is calling for volunteers in Wrexham to help with this year's Great Daffodil Appeal. The charity is asking residents to give up a few hours of their time this March to distribute ...

Wiltshire residents are being asked to help with a fundraising appeal for an end-of-life charity. Marie Curie is asking people to support its Great Daffodil Appeal in March by donating a few hours of ...

As Toto gear up for their upcoming Dogs Of Oz tour, guitarist Steve Lukather has been on promotional duty, speaking with newspapers and TV shows around the globe, and it seems things are going well.

The band have gone through a number of personnel changes over the years but are once again on tour as The Dogz of Oz with a lineup including founder members Steve Lukather and David Paich ...

Now, in an interview with Australian TV show The Project, guitarist Steve Lukather has been reflecting on how it feels to have their music being appreciated by such a huge number of younger fans.

Now, Toto are heading back to Australia! News Breakfast chats with lead guitarist, Steve ‘Luke’ Lukather.

Toto star Steve ‘Luke’ Lukather stopped dyeing his hair when he turned 65, after his eldest son intervened. “I’d been dyeing it black since my thirties,” the singer-guitarist tells me.