Hall & Oates

Daryl Hall remembers how the writers who inducted Hall & Oates into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame were the same ones who hated them back in the day.

When you spend 50 years doing anything, you’re almost guaranteed to walk away with a good story to tell. And that’s certainly the case with John Oates.

Almost 45 years after they arrived in Los Angeles, Daryl Hall and John Oates were back to accept a star on the Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame.

The duo's first-ever Top 5 'Billboard' hit album might just be their best.

Even the biggest moment on here, the snarky hit "Rich Girl," offered a twist.

Message received: Pop stars are not into pun-based products.

A sold-out Hall and Oates concert from last summer in Dublin will be shown on the big screen next month.

After 40 years, dozens of hits, and millions of records sold, Daryl Hall and John Oates are proud members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

John Oates says that two of Hall & Oates' biggest hits were not to be taken literally.

You're forgiven to have believed that 'Rich Girl' became the first of six No. 1 songs for Hall and Oates on the strength of its snarky put-downs toward a particularly haughty girlfriend. But John Oates says that's not even close, as Daryl Hall had another inspiration entirely.