Jackson Browne and Bruce Springsteen stand as two of the most powerful storytellers of the 1970s. Browne painted with melancholy brushstrokes and gave us deeply personal songs that cut straight to the soul with themes of loss longing and reflection. His voice carried a quiet intimacy that felt like a friend confiding late at night. Springsteen by contrast roared with grit and blue collar dreams singing about factory life highways and stubborn hope in the face of despair. His concerts turned into

During Michael Jackson’s HIStory World Tour stop in Seoul on October 11, 1996, a dramatic moment unfolded when a male fan climbed a stage crane and reached Jackson mid-performance of “Earth Song.” Jackson, elevated on a cherry picker, stayed remarkably calm, steadying the fan to keep him safe until security lowered the crane and escorted the man away. The incident, captured in fan recordings, quickly became one of the most talked-about moments from the tour. The Seoul concert was part of Jackson