Beach Boys drummer and singer Dennis Wilson made a cult classic with 1977’s Pacific Ocean Blue – a few years later he was ...

Charles Manson may have had strange connections to rock music, but did he actually have a shot at being in the limelight with ...

Errol Morris' film is built around the theory that Charles Manson learned mind-control techniques from the CIA. But guess what? There's no evidence.

It was their design.” The family lived with Beach Boys member Dennis Wilson for a few months in 1968, but the musician had enough of Manson and the group after they allegedly ransacked his home, stole ...

Charles Manson is one of the most famous convicted murderers in American history, but many don't know about his connection to the Beach Boys.

What songs did Charles Manson write? He learned how to play the guitar while in prison and eventually recorded an album. It's available for purchase.

Hinman, 34, was a music teacher who introduced Manson to Beach Boys band member Dennis Wilson. (The family lived with the musician for a few months.) Hinman was stabbed to death at his home in Topanga ...

Through his friendship with Dennis Wilson, there is actually a Manson song, “Cease to Exist,” on the Beach Boys’ 1969 album “20/20.” And the truth is that Manson had a singing voice of ...

In a tight hour and a half, the film traces Manson Family lore from their formation in San Francisco in 1967, through their move to Spahn Ranch, friendship with Beach Boy Dennis Wilson ...

The story includes all kinds of weird spiky bits, well-documented, from accidents and coincidences (who was there that night, who wasn’t) to Manson’s connections to Dennis Wilson of the Beach ...

And how did Manson turn a group of peaceful hippies into savage killers? How was it that the Beach Boys’ drummer Dennis Wilson and record producer Terry Melcher nearly gave Manson a record deal?