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Top 20 Rihanna Songs
Rihanna’s catalog is packed with era-defining hits, emotional ballads and unstoppable club anthems that helped shape modern pop music. From breakthrough dancehall to chart-topping collaborations and fearless breakup jams.
Jon Batiste Reinvents Mozart with “Alla Turc Movement”
Jon Batiste transforms Mozart’s famous “Rondo alla Turca” with jazz, blues and improvisation on his album Black Mozart.
Top 30 Greatest Pop Songs of All Time
From disco anthems to modern chart-toppers, we’re celebrating the pop songs that defined generations and ruled the airwaves.
The 60 Four Bring Retro Magic to The Voice Australia
Meet The 60 Four, the retro vocal group bringing four-part harmonies, slick choreography and classic showmanship to The Voice Australia.
The Old Dark House (1932)
Driving through a brutal thunderstorm in Wales, three travelers take refuge in an eerie house owned by the Femm family. Reluctantly admitted by Horace Femm (Ernest Thesiger), the three sit down to a strange dinner. Horace is neurotic; mute butler Morgan (...
Fury at Smugglers' Bay (1961)
An English squire's (Peter Cushing) son (John Fraser) exposes a pirate (Bernard Lee) and his gang of 19th-century shipwreckers.
The Magic Sword (1962)
Devious wizard Lodac abducts Princess Helene. Young Sir George vows to rescue the fair maiden and win her heart in the process. George, who apprentices for a bumbling witch, nabs an enchanted sword from his boss's collection and makes off for Lodac's lair...
Miss When MTV Played Music Videos? These Channels Still Do
Miss the days of turning on TV and watching music videos? These channels still play them, from '80s and '90s classics to today's biggest hits.
Walt Disney's Dr. Syn: The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (1963)
In eighteenth century England, the mysterious masked rider known as the Scarecrow leads a rebel band to save the town of Romney Marsh from King George III's oppression and Naval press gangs.
Jungle’s “Move Like You Do” Puts Dance Center Stage
Jungle’s “Move Like You Do” continues the group’s stunning visual tradition, turning choreography and movement into part of the music itself.