In the wake of her party's defeat in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee stands firm against calls for her resignation, asserting the election res...

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Universal Music Group bought the entire catalogue of Dylan's songs.

In the album's opening song 'I Contain Multitudes', the 79-year-old grapples with mortality.

Dylan will executive produce the film, directed by James Mangold.

Bob Dylan has created history by becoming the first musician to win the Nobel for Literature. Here are some things to know.

Why covers? Because all Dylan songs are cover versions — including the ones sung by Dylan, some gloriously, some catastrophically.

Bob Dylan says modern recordings sound ‘atrocious’, and even the songs on his new album sounded much better in the studio than on disc.“