The greatest question facing INXS since lead singer Michael Hutchence died of an apparent suicide in 1997 was how to replace him. Now, the question many have for the Australian band is, Why do it with ...

The year was 2005. Reality TV talent shows were at the height of the cultural zeitgeist, and Aussie rock icons INXS decided to capitalise on the format to bag themselves a new frontman to replace the ...

On the first official ratings day of 2014 down under, Sochi coverage, Michael Hutchence and a biopic about infamous Australian drug smuggler Schapelle Corby went head to head. By Pip Bulbeck SYDNEY – ...

The mini-series, "Never Tear Us Apart: The Untold Story of INXS" is the first of three planned projects about the band's mercurial frontman, Michael Hutchence. By The Hollywood Reporter Production is ...

“A new generation of fans from around the world are discovering INXS through streaming. “We are entering an exciting period of rediscovery of their legacy and a reassessment of their place in music ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- INXS has been inactive for nearly a decade now. But there have been plenty of, well, new sensations during that time to keep the hit-making Australian band visible, and even vital.

The mini-series, “Never Tear Us Apart: The Untold Story of INXS” is the first of three planned projects about the band's mercurial frontman, Michael Hutchence. By Pip Bulbeck SYDNEY – Production is ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The band's publicist has issued a statement saying Channel Seven producers never asked them for their take on Michael Hutchence's final ...

A FORMER manager of rockers INXS has won a bitter court fight to halt a £1.2million payout to her ex-SAS husband. Maria-Christina Copinger-Symes, 54, agreed to pay the sum after her marriage collapsed ...

The finger-severing accident that INXS's lead guitarist says ended his career and cost him more than $1.2million has been likened to sticking a knife in a live toaster. Tim Farriss is suing a Sydney ...

On the first official ratings day of 2014 down under, Sochi coverage, Michael Hutchence and a biopic about infamous Australian drug smuggler Schapelle Corby went head to head. By Pip Bulbeck Shine ...