Hynde bristled when the subject came up during a recent NPR interview, initially refusing to recount the story in the book — which describes her abduction at the hands of a biker gang in her early 20s ...

The Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde made some rather unfortunate comments about rape in an interview with The Sunday Times. Hynde, herself a rape survivor, blamed her own actions for her rape and extended ...

Chrissie Hynde isn’t backing down after catching heat for suggesting that women who dress provocatively entice rapists. In an interview with the Washington Post on Thursday, the 63-year-old musician ...

The promotional tour for Chrissie Hynde‘s new memoir, Reckless: My Life as a Pretender, has been bumpy for a while, beginning with the singer’s controversial sexual assault comment in London’s Sunday ...

In her new documentary, Tomorrow Is a Long Time: Chrissie Hynde Sings Bob Dylan, the Pretenders icon and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer flatly states that she really doesn’t like doing interviews. So, it’s ...

Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders, who is currently promoting her new memoir, Reckless: My Life as a Pretender, stopped by Conan last night to chat with the host about the following: punk rock, stage ...

An interview between ex-Pretenders front-woman Chrissie Hynde and NPR interviewer David Greene went off the rails this morning when Greene asked Hynde about a controversial segment in her new memoir ...

Akron, Ohio born and bred Christine Ellen Hynde has led the Pretenders from the top of the charts since the band’s debut single, a 1979 rethink of Ray Davies’ “Stop Your Sobbing” that killed the Kinks ...

The Internet's outrage cycle is catalyzed by so much these days, from Ariana Grande licking a doughnut and saying "I hate America" to the righteous indignation over Donald Trump's insensitive comments ...

NEW YORK — Legendary rocker Chrissie Hynde was with the band. And not just as the sultry-voiced singer with the Pretenders, which won popularity decades ago with hits such as “Brass in Pocket” and ...

Chrissie Hynde has unveiled her version of “No Return,” a tune originally recorded by the Kinks. The sultry, jazzy cover is featured on Hynde’s upcoming album, Valve Bone Woe. The Pretenders ...