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Dress You Up: Meet Maripol, the Woman Behind Madonna’s Look By

Thirty-five years ago, on July 27, 1983, a woman named Madonna Louise Ciccone released her self-titled debut album, and it soon launched not just a music revolution, but a fashion...

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Chris Daughtry Addresses ‘American Idol’ Rumors, ‘Rock Star: INXS’ past By

When Chris Daughtry was eliminated in fourth place on American Idol Season 5, it was one of the biggest upsets in the series’ history. Recently, the winner of that season,...

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David Crosby talks survivor’s guilt, CSN fallout, and why Mayor Pete is ‘the smartest man in politics’ By

David Crosby and Cameron Crowe chat with me about their documentary “David Crosby: Remember My Name,” their long-lasting friendship, and Crosby’s thoughts on politics. “It’s not the same as it...

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40 Years Ago, Aerosmith Kicked Ass in ‘Sgt. Pepper’ Movie By

Back in ’78, RSO kingpin Robert Stigwood — the man behind such box-office smashes as Grease, Bugsy Malone, and Saturday Night Fever — somehow convinced ’70s luminaries like Peter Frampton,...

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The Amusing Inspiration Behind Slim Jim Phantom’s Drumming Style By

In the late ’70s/early ’80s, Generation X people discovered the music of their parents’ Boomer era via a Grease, or Happy Days, or maybe even via Sha Na Na’s campy...

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Vibeology: Paula Abdul’s Favorite Choreography Moments of Her Career By

This a nostalgic time for Paula Abdul fans. Last month, the “Crazy Cool” singer’s seven-times-platinum debut album, Forever Your Girl, celebrated its 30th anniversary, and this week, tickets went on...

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Why Maddie Poppe Wants a ‘Do-Over’ of Her Duet With Caleb Lee Hutchinson By

The “American Idol Live!” summer concert tour — featuring this year’s American Idol top seven plus a special guest, Season 8 winner Kris Allen — kicks off this week, and...

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Why ‘Grease 2′ Was Always Better Than ‘Grease’ By

Forty years ago, Grease rama-lama-lama-ka-dinga-da-ding-dong’d its way onto the silver screen, going on to make history as the most successful movie musical of all time. And then, four years later,...

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The Cure at 40: How Robert Smith Became an Enduring, Unlikely Rock Star By

The Cure, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this week with a mega-concert in London’s Hyde Park, was “alternative” before some marketing think-thank coined that term — truly alternative, in the...

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The Cure at 40: How Robert Smith Became an Enduring, Unlikely Rock Star By

The Cure, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this week with a mega-concert in London’s Hyde Park, was “alternative” before some marketing think-thank coined that term — truly alternative, in the...

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