The Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)” was the British New Wave group’s first Top 40 hit, way back in 1983. The song put singer Annie Lennox on the map, and the evocative music […]
Although the Foo Fighters have produced enough of their own music for everyone and their toddler, they still do covers. They’re just as good as the originals (duh, it’s the Foo Fighters). Including this new […]
One of the most popular miniseries of all time is The Thorn Birds, which originally aired in 1983. The series is an adaptation of the beloved Australian novel of the same name by Colleen McCullough, […]
In the 1980s and ’90s, Kim Basinger was everywhere, whether the conversation was about her acting career or the headlines her personal life was making. She was a Bond girl. She won an Oscar. She […]
By Alex Gonzalez Over a year after they performed it at the 63rd Grammy Awards, Silk Sonic have won the coveted Song of the Year Award at the 64th Grammys for “Leave the Door Open.” […]
Welcome to the BroBible New Music Round-Up, where this week is light on new music and a little heavy on Record Store Day releases and we’re all a little full from Thanksgiving so we’ll just […]
Watching modern television is a completely different experience than it was in the era of most of our childhoods. These days, most of us watch streaming platforms, or maybe flip through 500 cable channels. But […]
After sharing its first two chapters earlier this year, Orville Peck has dropped his new album Bronco in its entirety. The alt-country musician’s sophomore LP is out now via Colombia. Building upon the themes of heartache and […]
In the near-decade since Spiderbait last released an album, their bass player and singer, Janet English, has completed a bachelor’s degree in psychology. She’s not sure if she wants to practise. “I was just really […]
Hanukkah is the festival of lights. But now, sound has a seat at the table. Dave Grohl wants to give you a gift for every night of the holiday with his “Hanukkah Sessions” series. (Which […]
In 1973, Bond girl Gloria Hendry made film history. The first James Bond movie, Dr. No, was released in 1962, and 11 years later, the spy had his first Black love interest when Hendry played […]
Singer Bobby Rydell is shown aboard a luxury liner in New York City after arrival from Europe on March 12, 1962. AP hide caption toggle caption AP Singer Bobby Rydell is shown aboard a luxury […]
Welcome to Life Lessons. This week, we’re looking Aretha Franklin for some words of wisdom to close out Women’s History Month. The Queen of Soul got her start in the gospel choir at New Bethel […]
All photos courtesy of Michelle Zauner and Jeff Tweedy. For Michelle Zauner, life post-breakthrough hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows. “I’ve been feeling a little lost,” the Seoul-born artist said on a recent Zoom call. […]
Back in the 1970s, when Christopher Knight was appearing in the middle square on the right in the Brady Bunch intro, there was no way of knowing where the young actor’s life was going to […]
Continue Reading Below Why is this hilariously cringey exploration of toxic male selfishness so difficult to track down? Back in the ‘70s, the film was partly funded by a pharmaceutical company (it was the ‘70s […]
Anybody who thought the vinyl resurgence was just a fad was mistaken: The industry has experienced a legitimate revival. As a result, music fans are interested in physical media in ways they may not have […]
In 1979, Bo Derek had her breakout role in the romantic comedy 10, playing Jenny, a young woman who is being pursued by an older man (Dudley Moore). In a beach scene, the actor famously […]
I’ve been encouraging my mom to take a vacation for years now. Every year, however, she puts something in front of her joy: she’s taking care of a sick relative, she doesn’t have the funds, […]
What is Dusty Baker’s net worth? Dusty Baker is an American former baseball player and current manager who has a net worth of $20 million dollars. As a player Dusty was in the MLB from […]