Freddie Mercury of Queen fame was booked in to make a series of hit tracks with Michael Jackson, but the We Will Rock You ...

The late musicians worked on three tracks together — "Victory,” “State of Shock” and “There Must Be More to Life Than This" ...

Freddie Mercury wrote “Love of My Life” — the ballad from Queen’s classic 1975 album “A Night at the Opera” — about Mary ...

Princess Diana wore drag to sneak into a London gay bar with a group including Freddie Mercury in the late 1980s, according ...

Freddie Mercury refused to work with Michael Jackson after the King of Pop brought a pet llama into the studio.

One of these stories includes a trip to one of London's most famous gay bars, where Diana was accompanied by Mercury and some ...

At some point in the evening, [Cleo] Rocos claims, Diana persuaded them to take her to the Royal Vauxhall Tavern,” Edward ...

The two late music legends were mutual fans — Jackson even suggested that Queen release “Another One Bites the Dust” as a single — and MJ was hot off releasing his “Thriller” blockbuster in 1982.

A powerful singer with a stunning four-octave range, Mercury wrote and produced many of Queen’s smash hits. Mercury was known ...

Although he was in a relationship with Jim Hutton at the time of his death, the bulk of his fortune went to his ex-lover, leading to falling outs and feuds that still resonate today. Most recently, ...

All bands were banned from playing Queen songs, but Bettencourt wanted to pay tribute to “one the greatest composers of all ...

Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury's planned duets ended prematurely after a falling out between the two music icons.