Elton John

‘Rocketman’ portrays Stanley Dwight as a distant, uninvolved parent, but family members recall a different man.

Sardonic, sincere, outlandish and tuneful—that was Elton John in the '70s, and that was “Crocodile Rock.”

Duet with biopic star is the only newly written cut by legend on the upcoming 'Rocketman' soundtrack.

‘Rocketman’ star and subject discuss their movie for the first time.

The 22 tracks come from all parts of the legend's career, including one written specifically for the movie.

Bernie Taupin wrote the lyrics to Elton John's "Rocket Man" while driving. It was all uphill from there.

Good news for fans: Movie will now screen on May 18.

As more details emerge on the 'Rocketman' soundtrack, we get our first extended look at actor singing classic song.

Before going solo, singer cut his teeth in a soul group.

Legend tried to kill himself in front of family and friends during high point of his fame.