When Back to the Future III hit theaters on May 25, 1990, it brought along an unexpected cameo. There, alongside familiar characters Marty McFly and Doc
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Paul McCartney followed up a solo career-defining smash with a Wings album populated by miniature delights and distracting whimsy. Venus and Mars, released on May
Motley Crue’s Dr. Feelgood album spawned its fourth hit single nine months after the LP’s release: the sarcastic breakup anthem “Don’t Go Away Mad (Just Go Away).”
Bruce Dickinson was clear about what he expected from his return to Iron Maiden. It wasn’t going to be a cash-in and it wasn’t going
Queen had entered the ‘80s with the release of their single “Save Me” in January 1980, but that soon seemed like a toe in the
Fletch arrived in theaters on May 31,1985, offering an effortless charm that belies its almost decade-long struggle to reach the screen. Producer Jonathan Burrows acquired
With their career in steep decline at home, Kiss enjoyed a brief return to super-stardom overseas thanks to an unlikely hit single. “Shandi,” the first
On June 3, 1985, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers released an uptempo soul-infused track called “Make It Better (Forget About Me)” along with a lighthearted
The quintet that rose to fame as Guns N’ Roses debuted on June 6, 1985, at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, Calif. What led up
Syd Barrett, the troubled genius who co-founded Pink Floyd before disappearing into drug-fueled dementia, didn’t have much of a solo career. There were only two