Put on your neon leg warmers and prepare to cringe! We're diving into the most questionable hits from the decade of excess. From cheesy synthesizers to questionable lyrics, these songs topped the ...

If there’s one reason why classic rock is beloved today, it likely has to do with the electric guitar. But to be even more specific, it probably has something to do with the electric lead guitar solo.

Judith Viorst, 94, author and humorist, tackles how to age well in her latest book, offering lessons from her own life and fellow oldsters on making meaning in later life, even as much slips away. In ...

Millions of people sing it each year at the stroke of midnight, some beaming with joy and others overcome with emotion as they bid goodbye to the year that has passed. But what does the New Year’s ...

Time to dust off those CD singles! Join us as we count down the British indie and Britpop gems that deserve another spin. From The Divine Comedy's witty narratives to Portishead's haunting trip-hop, ...

There were 46 PGA Tour tournaments. And 33 LPGA tournaments. And 35 DP World Tour tournaments. And 14 LIV Golf tournaments. And 28 PGA Tour Champions tournaments. And countless other pro events. And ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Fleetwood Mac's "Silver Springs" debuts on a pair of Billboard ...

The first part of the fifth and final season of Stranger Things is now on Netflix and while the series is making its way towards what will hopefully be a satisfying finale, the story is far from over.

With Mariah Carey and Wham! saturating airwaves with their holiday tunes, it’s beginning to sound a lot like Christmas. But if all you want for Christmas is a reprieve from stereotypical Christmas ...

Incubus lived somewhere between grunge and pop punk in early 2000s rock. Their music was digestible enough to earn them widespread radio play, but it still had an edgy quality that kept some semblance ...

When Jamie (Kay Panabaker) accidentally submits a copy of her journal, which is a more imaginative version of her real-life, for a class assignment, she finds fame when it is published into a book.