Motorheads premiered on Amazon Prime Video. The coming-of-age drama by John A. Norris is about a close-knit group of teens with a passion for cars and racing.

They’re clever people, those Arctic Monkeys. I think [having us support ... D (centre), and the late Adam Yauch (right) of the Beastie Boys in 1994. CREDIT: Fred Duval/FilmMagic What does ...

though it quickly emerged that Reusse was referencing "Brass Monkey," the 1986 song by (white) rap group The Beastie Boys. Reusse said on the podcast Monday he decided to delete his Twitter account ...

though it quickly emerged that Reusse was referencing "Brass Monkey," the 1986 song by (white) rap group The Beastie Boys. Reusse later issued a statement via Minnesota Vikings reporter Matthew Coller ...

the monkey’s going to be jumping around…”: When Steve Stevens played on a Michael Jackson hit Thus Mix Master Mike took to calling The Beastie Boys' Adam ‘MCA’ Yauch and leaving messages on his ...

This evil (and very random) beastie soon falls into the possesion ... Much worse is to come from this “bad magic killer monkey”, until the boys – now living in Maine – throw it down ...

It’s hard to believe that the Beastie Boys‘ debut album ... til Brooklyn”, “Paul Revere”, “Girls”, “Brass Monkey”, and “(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)” ...

Again. This time, we’re treated to the Brass Monkey edition. The only problem with it is that we’re not sure if we should reference the Beastie Boys or naval warships. Just in case you’re ...

The group has won similar cases in the past. By Orlando Mayorquín The Beastie Boys sued Chili’s Grill & Bar in federal court on Wednesday, accusing the restaurant chain’s main operator of ...

The Beastie Boys have sued restaurant owner Brinker International, claiming the legendary rap trio's 1994 song "Sabotage" was used to promote the Chili's restaurant chain without their permission.

Which is the better Beastie Boys album - Licensed to Ill or Paul's ... Songs such as "Fight for Your Right," "Brass Monkey" and "Paul Revere" were also picked up in the rock world.

It was joined a week after the show by "Brass Monkey," a squeaky, often nonsensical rap track. That was the brand for the Beastie Boys, ostensibly a group of hooligans willing to literally fight ...