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"A sweet, cocky love-and-rock story." Kino Lorber has revealed a new official trailer for a 4K restoration of an "underseen gem of '80s American independent cinema" titled Tokyo Pop. Long before there was Lost in Translation, there was Tokyo Pop, about a young woman finding her way in Tokyo. The film premiered in 1988 at

Moonlight Drive Shakes Up Women’s Fiction Readers with Inspiring Rock n Roll Love Story Set during the decadent 1980s rock music scene, this A.R. Hadley novel engages readers with themes of love and redemption. BriefingWire.com, 5/15/2021 - DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.—Author A.R. Hadley released her new novel, Moonlight Drive, this week. This work of womens fiction enthralls readers with a challenging and compelling love story set in the decade...

Forever No. 1 is a Billboard  series that pays special tribute to the recently deceased artists who achieved the highest honor our charts have to offer -- a Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 single -- by taking an extended look back at the chart-topping songs that made them part of this exclusive club. Here, we honor the late Les McKeown with a look at his group the Bay City Rollers first and only Hot 100 No. 1, the timeless weekend anthem "Saturday Night."  If you read the BBCs news story from Thur...

Five years after Prince’s death, dedicated L.A. fans find solace and community in a pair of Facebook groups. Here, they share memories of their musical hero. To celebrate his flair for the short form, we’ve ranked every one of Prince’s singles, from worst to best, in the list below. (An accompanying Spotify playlist, which includes the songs available on that streaming platform, follows the No. 1 entry.) Using information from Prince’s official website, Discogs and the exhaustingly deta...

Five Years Ago: Prince Plays the First Show of His Final Tour Princes last tour was a series of solo shows that featured just him, a purple piano and his incredible catalog of songs. The first two performances of the Piano & a Microphone tour took place on Jan. 21 in front of about 1,000 fans at Paisley Park, his complex in Chanhassen, Minn. Rolling Stone was on hand for the 21-song opening show, noting that it focused heavily on the first decade of his career and was more or less sequenced ch...