Anniversaries

The 1993 collaboration between Bryan Adams, Sting and Rod Stewart was a worldwide hit -- and a nightmare to make.

Frontman had to go back to the drawing board for this one.

The 'Friends' star brought the spirit and mannerisms of Chandler Bing into the classroom.

The hit horror movie helped the initially unpopular album sell over 15 million copies.

Flat delivery and breaking character ensured his first guest host spot was also his last.

Sting took inspiration from the works of Carl Jung for the 'Synchronicity' hit single.

Controversial skit featured the word "penis" more than 40 times.

Their perfromance left viewers confused, but also launched the band to stardom.

Riding high on 'SNL' success, comedian's album rocketed to No. 2 on the chart.

The young musicians encountered tear gas, a one-armed go-go dancer and police dogs during their weeklong residency.

Whiskey, tight pants and flubbed lines all played a part.

Multiplatinum 1973 album elevated him from star to icon.