The final episode of V: The Series aired on March 22, 1985, marking the culmination of a great tragedy of ’80s television. The series, which didn’t
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Vince Neil filmed a scene for Police Academy 6: City Under Siege, but it wound up on the cutting-room floor. The Motley Crue singer played
David Bowie revised his career so many times that it should surprise absolutely nobody that he reworked his first No. 1 hit a decade and a
Released in March 1975, Peter Frampton’s fourth solo album, Frampton, gave the former Humble Pie guitarist the tools he needed for his breakthrough a year later.
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As the band geared up for its 2015 tour, they wanted a new release to help build anticipation. Thoughts first turned toward an album of new
Journey’s self-titled debut fulfilled the goal of replicating a fiery interplay that already defined their early shows. Released on April 1, 1975, the album blended
On April 1, 2007, King of the Hill revealed a long-hidden secret: The show’s main character, Hank Hill, was actually the cousin of legendary ZZ