In the summer of 1969, Charles Manson and some of his followers took part in a two-night killing spree that left seven innocent people savagely murdered. However, the infamous cult leader is debunking ...

Songs are open to interpretation, but that can go fatally awry. Charles Manson, the infamous cult leader behind a grisly massacre in 1969, allegedly believed “Helter Skelter,” a song by The Beatles, a ...

LOS ANGELES -- While preparing to play Charles Manson, actor Jeremy Davies made a 20-minute tape of himself as the mass murderer. The film never happened, but the tape made the rounds of Hollywood and ...

The Beatles’ often-covered songs tended to be soft ballads like “Yesterday,” “Michelle,” and “Here Comes the Sun.” One of The Beatles’ rare rockers that became a standard was “Helter Skelter.” There ...

Vincent Bugliosi, who prosecuted Charles Manson and went on to co-write bestseller “Helter Skelter” about the trial, died Saturday at 80. A 1976 TV movie was based on the book “Helter Skelter,” which ...

Charles Manson and the murders committed by his followers have been the topic of numerous movies, docuseries and TV shows over the years. In Touch takes a deep dive on the projects related to Manson ...

Helter Skelter, often deemed The Beatles' most contentious song, has stirred controversy not due to its actual meaning but because of how Charles Manson manipulated it. Featured on the band's ...