The 1980s delivered a unique, vibrant, and often extravagant musical landscape that defined an entire generation. For those who grew up in the era, the decade’s hits usually evoke powerful feelings of ...

It’s been over 40 years since Men Without Hats told the world it was okay to dance -with or without your friends- and there seems to be more dancing than ever these days KTLA: Checking your tour ...

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Tiffany skyrocketed to fame with her 1987 hit “I Think We’re Alone Now.” But in a revealing new interview, the music star ...

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It’s been more than 40 years since Men Without Hats gave the world permission to dance if they want to—and there seems to be more dancing than ever these days. The Canadian synth-pop band behind the ...

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