Paul McCartney’s ‘Flowers In The Dirt’ Rereleases In 2017
Multiple-Grammy Award-winning Paul McCartney’s Archive Collection revealed that ‘s 1989 international #1 album, Flowers In The Dirt, will feature a reissued rerelease in 2017. “One of the most critically acclaimed albums of the eighties, nominated for both BRIT and Grammy Awards, Flowers In The Dirt saw McCartney team up with Elvis Costello to co-write a third of the album (My Brave Face, You Want Her...
’80s Music Icons We Lost In 2016
2016 was a very difficult year for 80s fans. We lost some substantial music icons from the beginning of the year all the way up until the end. We decided to honor those ’80s music icons we lost in 2016 with a couple of flashbacks. This year, we saw the lives of George Michael, John Berry, Vanity, Prince and David Bowie slip away and we can only hope that they are sharing their remarkable talents wherever the after life may be....
’90s Star Sarah Michelle Gellar Confuses Boy George and George Michael
There is no debating the fact that both Boy George and George Michael have made most of their top musical accomplishments in the ’80s. They are each icons in their own respect, however, while honoring George Michael after his death, ’90s star Sarah Michelle Gellar confused Boy George and George Michael. Oops. (Sarah Michelle Gellar Confuses Boy George and George Michael More Below) “According to Us Weekly, Gellar...
Here’s A Hilarious ‘Stranger Things’ Simple Minds’ ‘Don’t You Forget About Me’ Music Video
The world of two ’80s is a special place that features some of the most iconic hits such as Simple Minds’ “Don’t You (Forget About Me),” made famous by the 1985 John Hughes film, The Breakfast Club. In 2016 a Netflix show called Stranger Things, set in the ’80s ruled the headlines. The original music video and the film version was pretty awesome. However, TV Guide decided to put a spin on the track...
Harrison Ford Returns For ‘Blade Runner 2049’ In This Trailer
The 1982 classic film Blade Runner is getting an update with Blade Runner 2049, set 30 years after the first film. Now, fans of the old film can take a look at the all new Blade Runner 2049 trailer. Harrison Ford will be reprising his role alongside the new main character played by Ryan Gosling. The spacey feel of the 1982 film can definitely be felt through this trailer with some familiar images. In the beginning you can hear Ford...
