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Brian Wilson, whose death was announced on June 11, 2025, had seven children, including Wilson Phillips singers Carnie and Wendy Wilson. Here’s everything to know about Brian Wilson’s seven children.
Brian Wilson, who co-created The Beach Boys, has died. He was 82 years old. Wilson is the father of Wilson Phillips singers, Carnie and Wendy Wilson.
We’re picking up sad vibrations. But how traumatized can we feel, once the first few notes of any of Brian Wilson’s most classic songs hits our tympanic membrane? Even his most sorrowful songs — and there were plenty of those,
Brian Wilson, the musical savant who scripted a defining Southern California soundtrack with a run of hit songs with the Beach Boys, has died. He was 82. Wilson, who died Wednesday at 82, was one of music’s true visionaries, if that’s the right word for a guy who dealt in the endless possibility of sound.
Brian Wilson, the creative force behind The Beach Boys, passed away at 82, leaving behind a $100 million fortune amassed through music royalties, concerts, and publishing rights. His estate, managed through a trust,
From "Love and Mercy" to a "Duck Dodgers" soundtrack, Brian Wilson's solo music could be spiritual, upbeat, arty or just plain fun.
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Parade on MSNBeloved '80s Actor Who Portrayed Brian Wilson on Film Makes Powerful Statement About His PassingSometimes life gives you the extraordinary privilege of inhabiting someone else's genius, and for John Cusack, that someone was Brian Wilson. As news of Wilson's passing at 82 reverberates through the music world,
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Remembering the life and legacy of Brian Wilson, co-founder of the Beach Boys, who died at 82Legendary songwriter Brian Wilson, who co-founded the Beach Boys, died at the age of 82. CBS News' Anthony Mason shares a tribute to his life and legacy.
The troubled pop music legend first performed on a Milwaukee stage in 1964, when the Beach Boys were "America's answer to the Beatles."
Brian Wilson, the founder and principal creative force of the Beach Boys, whose catalogue of early hits embodied the fantasy of California as a paradise of beautiful youth, fast cars and endless surf and made them the most popular American rock group of the 1960s,
The Beach Boys' founding member never seemed to encounter a genre, instrument or movement he didn’t want to incorporate into his soundscape. That’s why it’s equally surprising and totally believable that at the very start of the '90s he recorded a rap song,