Near the end of a movie year that started with a good film about a folk singer going electric comes a lesser but still ...

Dylan took the Greyhound Bus from Hibbing to St. Paul, where his cousin Howard Rutman and their summer camp friend Larry ...

Princeton professor Sean Wilentz, who grew up in the Greenwich Village folk scene, talks putting together the exhaustive ...

A hard punch’s a-gonna fall whenever Bob Dylan and Sean Penn enter the boxing ring together. While visiting The Tonight Show on Monday, Penn was asked about several internet rumors surrounding him by ...

When we think of Bob Dylan, images of a stony, stoic songwriter with a furrowed brow generally come to mind. But every once in a while, a story about Dylan will surface that reveals just how ...

Bob Dylan will perform at the annual Farm Aid festival this Saturday, announced the organization, which raises funds to help farmers in need. He’ll be among a number of stars at the music festival, ...

With his tight curls and sharp features, Sam Sussman looks a lot like Bob Dylan — a resemblance that gained significance when Sussman was 15. Driving with his stepfather, Luke, Dylan’s “Like a Rolling ...

Bob Dylan‘s early years on the New York and Minnesota folk scenes will be chronicled on the upcoming 18th volume of the Bootleg Series, Through The Open Window, 1956-1963. It arrives on October 31.

Six years ago, near the end of a show in Austria, Bob Dylan grew so enraged by fans taking photos and shooting video that he stopped the set, narrowly avoided a nasty fall, and delivered an ...

It’s been more than 60 years since a guitar-toting Bob Dylan arrived in Greenwich Village and changed the course of popular music. Joan Osborne is adding her “Dylanology” to the revival of interest in ...

How apt that an exhibition exploring Bob Dylan’s engagement with political and social justice should land in New York’s Greenwich Village. It was here, after all, where the musician lived and worked ...

Bob Dylan was a complete unknown when he moved to New York in 1961 and into a third-floor Greenwich Village walkup at 161 W. Fourth St. that can now be yours, along with the building it’s in, for ...