When British pop band Duran Duran made their debut, they did not know how long they would last. But 40 years on, the new wave ...

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LaDonna Gaines, later known to the world as Donna Summer, became the Queen of Disco with her provocative, 17-minute-long 1975 hit, "Love to Love You Baby," but her work far transcended that genre.

A diva was born in Boston on New Year’s Eve 1948. LaDonna Gaines, later known to the world as Donna Summer, became the Queen of Disco with her provocative, 17-minute-long 1975 hit, “Love to Love You ...

With their career coming up on five decades long, The Human League is more than the Fleetwood Mac of electronic music — though that’s a fair and equitable comparison for beloved bands who completely ...

Legendary guitarist breaks down his career, from playing with Joni Mitchell and Michael Jackson to his Hello Kitty guitar and E!'s Married to Rock. It's a match that, on paper, shouldn’t have worked: ...

Celebrate four decades of dance floor magic as Paul Cashmere sits down with Melbourne DJ and producer legend Mark Pellegrini. In this career-spanning interview, Mark takes us back to 1986-an “analog ...

In the summer of 1979, 16-year-old French Canadian singer France Joli stepped onto a stage on Fire Island as a last-minute replacement for Donna Summer. She had no idea what she was walking into. The ...

It’s difficult to imagine some of our favorite songs being sung by people other than the ones who made them famous. Yet some of the biggest musical hits of recent times were actually originally ...