By the summer of 1967, Jimi Hendrix wasn’t just another guitarist—he was a fuse, burning down to a single, explosive moment. His destiny was waiting on a California stage, drenched in sweat, smoke, and distortion. But that night, when Hendrix struck the match and watched his beloved Stratocaster burn, it wasn’t just spectacle. It was rebellion. It was frustration. It was a man saying, “You’ll remember me—even if I have to burn my music alive”.

Whether it’s spies, sci‑fi, horror, or musicals, the best spoofs know their source material inside out and then gleefully vandalize it. Here are 30 parody movies that nailed the art of the joke, the reference, and the absurdity.

Punk rock wasn’t made to be polite. It was born in garages, basements, and dive bars, fueled by feedback, fury, and a healthy dose of middle fingers. From the snarling early days of the 70s to the pop-punk explosion of the 90s, these songs prove that rebellion never dies, it just changes volume.

When a band splits at its peak, or just as it finds its stride, it leaves a wound in music fandom. These groups had the talent, the chemistry, the momentum… and then, for one reason or another, they were gone. Here are 21 bands that broke up too soon.

After the Manson Family crimes in 1969, law enforcement and reporters uncovered talk of a supposed “hit list” that included several of Hollywood’s biggest stars. One of those names, according to multiple sources, was Frank Sinatra—who quietly (and not so quietly) took steps to ensure he wouldn’t be next.

Discover the 25 most iconic movie duos of all time — from Woody and Buzz to Thelma and Louise. Explore why these unforgettable partnerships captured hearts, defined genres, and became timeless symbols of cinematic chemistry and friendship.