The filmmaker first tackled the life of Johnny Cash in 2005's Walk the Line, which garnered tons of acclaim, including an ...

Performing for nearly 50 years, Johnny Cash proved himself to be more than a singer as his love for music helped him become an icon. With songs like “Ring of Fire, “I Walk the Line”, and “Hurt”, the ...

Johnny Cash was one of the most iconic country music artists in history, but much of his life was still shrouded from public view until the release of the Oscar-winning biopic Walk the Line. Released ...

The Man in Black may be gone, but his shadow and his sound live on in “Walk the Line,” the thoroughly entertaining new Johnny Cash film biography. Joaquin Phoenix gives a soulful and musically ...

Sam Phillips is one of the most notable and successful record producers and music executives in the history of the business. Founder of Sun Records, Phillips worked with Elvis Presley, Howlin’ Wolf, ...

Johnny Cash’s deep-throated baritone is synonymous with country music. Yet he didn’t ignore other genres. For example, he used the same trick as Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page while making one of his last ...

"Slow like a train, sharp like a razor" That's how June Carter described Johnny Cash's voice, a deep baritone we're all familiar with. We're all familiar with his songs, too, after four decades of the ...

Ken Burns and his collaborators for the upcoming docu-series Country Music show a clear and understandable affinity for Johnny Cash. The Man in Black and his extended circle -- the Carter Family, his ...

James Mangold didn't anticipate that he'd be going down, down, down into a burning ring of fire for a second time in his life. "[It was strange] in an intellectual way," Mangold tells Entertainment ...