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Popular culture is obsessed with anointing the “new” version of the “old” thing that proved extraordinarily popular.

They took weeks constructing the song, between stops as Roy Orbison's opening act, then hours recording it.

The style crosses musical genres thanks to its inherent vibe.

"Paperback Writer" went to No. 1, only to be supplanted by "Strangers in the Night."

Top 20 single from his debut solo album reintroduced rock's coolest, craziest and corniest king.

He actually revealed himself as more than the typical Motown factory drone well before 1971's 'What's Going On.'

Star and co-writer Paul Hogan wanted film to be his country’s pioneering blockbuster — and he succeeded.

David Spade starred in 2001 comedy, which earned hostile reviews but developed a cult following.

In a new interview, Robert DeLeo revisits the spectrum of songs from their third album.

The 1986 cult movie launched a franchise, even though issues behind the scenes meant there was nearly only one.