Perhaps if Tulsan Bill Donaldson had watched the first season of “The Monkees,” he wouldn’t have been so quick to turn them in to the FBI. A Bureau memo, written in 1967 but obtained only ...

The Monkees' last surviving member Micky Dolenz wants the FBI to release information it may have on the band and its members. Dolenz, 77, filed a lawsuit Tuesday through his lawyer Mark Zaid ...

The Monkees' sole surviving member Micky Dolenz ... The informant reported back: 'During the concert, subliminal messages were depicted on the screen which, in the opinion of [informant's name ...

Per the observations of that informant, The Monkees’ were accused of using subliminal “left-wing” messaging during their show as a means to influence audience members. “During the concert ...

The Monkees singer Micky Dolenz is suing the FBI ... and “subliminal messages” depicted on a screen at a 1967 Monkees concert that an informant claimed featured “left wing innovations ...

The Monkees were an instant sensation when they made their debut in 1966 with the single “Last Train to Clarksville”—a boppy tune about a man urging the woman he loves to meet him for one ...

A Chicago nightlife regular since the 1970s, graphic artist Shelley Howard designed rock concert posters for Jam Productions and also was believed to be the local club scene’s first club video j ...