Stevie Nicks reveals the song that helped her see into "the future" and provide a view of her own career and how she would ...

Swirly rocker Stevie Nicks, famous for singing about witches, now may play one on TV. Nicks is due to appear on the FX series American Horror Story: Coven, says series creator Ryan Murphy ...

Stevie Nicks Refuses To Play This Song Live In a moment of immense horror and tragedy like 9/11, Stevie Nicks was no longer a rock star.

Throughout history, societal expectations have often placed a heavy emphasis on motherhood as the defining role for women.

The return of "American Horror Story" has fans reminiscing about the time Stevie Nicks put them under her spell in season 3.

Stevie Nicks, of Fleetwood Mac fame, performed a homecoming show of sorts at San Francisco's Chase Center and discussed why she left the city.

Stevie Nicks’ witchy, ethereal style is so well-known that American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy cast the singer as a witch in season 3 of the anthology TV series.

Stevie Nicks performed several hits on ‘American Horror Story,’ but she only called one the ‘most committed song she ever wrote.’ ...

Stevie Nicks' 1981 hit "Edge of Seventeen" was inspired by two Johns in her life. Read more about the meaning of the song lyrics here.

Here are a few reasons why Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks is widely considered a gay icon, even though she identifies as straight.

When Stevie Nicks filmed her cameo for 'American Horror Story: Coven' she and actor Jessica Lange 'made a connection' with one another.