Dressed as the Mad Hatter, Tom Petty embraces an “Alice In Wonderland” vibe in the 1985 video for “Don’t Come Around Here No More.” Dressed as the Mad Hatter, Tom Petty embraces an ...

Aside from the Mad Hatter video, which can throttle me with nightmares now and I’m a grown adult, or the one in which he danced with the corpse of Kim Basinger, I don’t remember a lot of costumes.

The Tom Petty music video was controversial The song’s music video was a psychedelic, Alice in Wonderland -inspired trip in which Petty played the Mad Hatter. Video director Jeff Stein didn’t ...

Rock star Tom Petty, who died Monday at 66, left behind a legacy of songs that reached inside and stirred the soul with a combination of frustration, wistfulness, rebellion, cynicism, elation, and ...

When considering artists that helped set the direction of the music video era, a pantheon of pop stars and chart fixtures emerges that includes Madonna, George Michael and Michael Jackson, whose ...

Tom Petty was born a rebel on Oct. 20, 1950, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer passed away from cardiac arrest on Monday ... sloshed around in Mad Hatter Tom’s teacup. ...

Petty plays the smirking Mad Hatter, who, by the video's end, has turned Alice into a giant cake that's devoured by the band (an image that yielded nearly as many Reagan-era nightmares as Michael ...

Tom Petty, who died Monday at 66, ... The video culminates with Alice lying on a table, her body made of cake, while Petty’s Mad Hatter and the rest of his tea party slice her into tasty pieces.

Mad Hatter's Pub, which theme-wise ... The bar’s name was a nod to rocker Tom Petty, who often dressed in videos and on stage as the Mad Hatter from the novel “Alice’s Adventures in ...

Petty’s landmark work included 1985’s psychedelic “Don’t Come Around Here No More, and The Atlantic digs in pretty deep into the backstory to how the song and video came about, which was ...