– Badfinger: Come and Get It – Van Morrison: Into the Mystic – Madonna: Like a Virgin – Three Dog Night: Out in the Country – Men at Work: It’s a Mistake – Michael Jackson: The Way You Make Me Feel – The Beatles: Eleanor Rigby – The Isley Brothers: Who’s That Lady – The…… MORE
On 26th June 1964 the Rolling Stones played an All Night Rave at London’s Alexandra Palace. Organised by The Rolling Stones’ fan club, the show coincided with the release date of the band’s hit It’s All Over Now. Also on the bill were: John Lee Hooker, John Mayall, Alexis Korner, Millie & Five Members, and Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions.…… MORE
Sure, a bad haircut will grow out. But the mild embarrassment you have to deal with while you wait, is quite literally #TheWorst. And these pups can relate to that icky feeling. See them here!… MORE
Fail Army follows up last week’s brother fails compilation with this amusing roundup of the Internet’s best sister-related fail videos. See it here!… MORE
– Merle Haggard: Mama Tried – Neil Diamond: Solitary Man – Slade: Mama Weer All Crazee Now – Sonic Youth: Superstar – Jack Mack & the Heart Attack: True Lovin’ Woman – Chuck Berry: C’est La Vie – Kacey Musgraves: Merry Go ‘Round – The Beatles: Julia – Huey Lewis & the News: The Power…… MORE
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There’s something incredibly noble about warning labels. They selflessly tell of of the dangers that lurk one mistake away. And they are hated for their service to us. We’re all “Don’t tell me what to do sign!” as we climb electric fences, open airplane emergency exits, or step onto carefully manicured grass. But rest assured,…… MORE
For CineFix‘s latest top ten movie list, host Clint Gage takes a look at some unforgettable film introductions, including Indiana Jones from Raiders of the Lost Ark, Tucco from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Willy Wonka from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, and more. See them here!… MORE
When it debuted on NBC 50 years ago today, The Monkees was something very new in primetime television. There had been comedies about teenagers before, including The Many Loves Of Dobie Gillis, as well as youth-oriented music shows like Shindig and Hullabaloo. But this was something else: an anarchic quasi-sitcom that employed surrealism and absurdity…… MORE
– The Amboy Dukes: Journey to the Center of the Mind – Warren Zevon: Life’ll Kill Ya – Wilson Pickett: Midnight Mover – David Bowie: Heroes – Joni Mitchell: Raised on Robbery – Lee Michaels: Do You Know What I Mean? – Randy Newman: Sail Away – Alison Krauss: Down to the River to Pray…… MORE
