We bet you didn’t know that Kesha wrote these songs! “Windows Down" by Big Time Rush, “Touch Me” by Flo Rida, “Pink Champagne" by Ariana Grande, “The Time of Our Lives" by Miley Cyrus, and “Till the World Ends” by Britney Spears were all written by this t...

Billy Porter recalls the first time he spoke to Jennifer Hudson after she was eliminated from “American Idol” in 2004, the words of encouragement he gave her, and why he vowed never to watch the singing competition series again.

For this list we’re only ranking music videos that have Rihanna credited as the lead artist, so despite her starring role in Calvin Harris’ “This Is What You Came For,” it won’t be included here.

Rebecca Black's upcoming debut album 'Let Her Burn' coming early 2023.

When Beyoncé walks on stage you know you’re going to get an epic performance no matter where you are!

Amber Riley tells Jennifer Hudson what it was like to be compared to her on “The Masked Singer.”

So many iconic songs from the THE decade of music.

Leona Lewis lit up the X Factor stage with her INCREDIBLE vocals back in 2006. This was her first hit song.

Theme song from the animated film 'An American Tail' released in 1986.

Extended version released in 1983.

Prince William’s star-studded awards ceremony 'The Earthshot Prize' honors environmental solutions that help restore and protect our planet. This rendition is from the 2022 ceremony.

In honor of her new Decades Eau de Parfum Collection, Cher revisits some of her iconic moments through the decades, including the crazy story of how she got her start doing background vocals with Sonny and Phil Spector in the '60s.

For this list, we're looking at the best pop songs of the decade, meaning they had to have been released between 1980 and 1989. We're basing our picks on critical acclaim, popularity, and the lasting legacies that the songs have left on the music industry...

The female superstars of the MTV era. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’ll be counting down our picks for the Top 10 Iconic Female Singers of the 80s.

From the iconic movie Flashdance in 1983. This is the music video as well as the movie scene itself.