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In 1983, Sting, the frontman for the group The Police, was at the top of his game.  The band’s critically acclaimed album, Synchronicity, was a

Many aspiring artists dream of having that huge radio hit that will take them to the stars and beyond. However, most have realized that the

Forty years ago this month, a once in a lifetime event occurred on the Soul Train television show. Don Cornelius, the program's host, made his

In 1985 Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, founders of the group Tears For Fears, released Songs From The Big Chair, an album that would soon

Legendary filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles perhaps had no clue about the movement he was going to start in black cinema and film as a whole

Julian Lark is well known for his successful magazine brand, Kontrol Magazine--a digital and print publication that focuses on outstanding fashion and photography of celebrities,

Take a 1980s valley girl, a leather-clad dominatrix, a supermodel glamour girl, and a street-tough girl sporting beaded braids, and what do you get?  You

After leaving the Miracles in 1972, Smokey Robinson embarked on a solo career that was at times slow going. He seemed to dispense with the

Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes were one of the finest and popular groups to record on Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff's Philadelphia International Records