As a child, before he began to struggle greatly with his mental health, there was one song that Brian Wilson said "brought ...

Wilson's ambition stoked a creative rivalry with The Beatles, redefining the artistic potential of popular music ...

Iconic musician Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys has died at 82, with the band having sold their intellectual property for $64 million in 2021 despite early financial missteps.

Carnie Wilson, the Beach Boys, John Cusack, John Stamos, Elizabeth Banks, and more paid tribute to Brian Wilson following the 'God Only Knows' songwriter's death: 'The world mourns a genius today.' ...

Brian Wilson's personal life was never been easy—he long struggled with mental illness and addiction, and in the '70s and '80s, he fell victim to a manipulative and controlling psychologist.

Brian Wilson left a legacy of hits before his death Wednesday at the age of 82. What happens now to the Beach Boys' financial fortune and estate is being closely monitored, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

NEW YORK — The musical world lost a giant with news Wednesday that Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys’ visionary and fragile leader, had died. He was 82. Attempting to distill Wilson's talent and ...

Brian Wilson’s legacy came into focus while the California riots raged. As the chief conceptualizer and composer of the California pop band the Beach Boys, Wilson put the idea of post-World War ...

A concert paying tribute to the Beach Boys included Carnie Wilson and her mother and daughter, plus former members Blondie Chaplin and David Marks.

Brian Wilson, the legendary Beach Boys singer and songwriter, passed away on Wednesday, June 11, at the age of 82. As we look back on his life, Watch With Us is honoring his legacy by recommending ...

The world came together to mourn Brian Wilson after the Beach Boys co-founder’s death was announced on Wednesday. Wilson was 82. “We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian ...

Original members of The Beach Boys, from left, David Marks, Bruce Johnston and Brian Wilson appear onstage during ABC's “Good Morning America” summer concert series, June 15, 2012, in New York.