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The skyscrapers appeared in many classic videos prior to 9/11.

This tragedy cast a long shadow on the rock world and, in the days that followed, that shadow only lengthened.

The genre features some of the most distinctive voices to ever step behind a mic.

These legends are still going strong four decades after performing on some of 1986's most popular tours.

One band isn't in even after being nominated 11 times.

Twenty new North American dates will take place in the fall.

Who's played for the world's biggest viewing audience?

We can't figure out why these artists still haven't been inducted.

More than $800,000 has already changed hands. Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland say it's not nearly enough.

He's returned to the Police's career-making trio format with guitarist Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Maas.

Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland believe they're owed for the "digital exploitation" of the band's hits. Sting disagrees.

Legal action unfolds after efforts to reach an out-of-court settlement apparently failed.

It's the first time they have collaborated since the 2008 conclusion of the band's reunion tour.

"Today, one of my heroes died," he said before an acoustic rendition of the 'Pet Sounds' classic.

You may have had to turn left of center of the dial to hear these songs in 1985, but they've left their mark on the decade.

The unlikely duo's new song interpolates the Police's famous 1979 hit.