With enough cultural relevance, a track can even be a hit indefinitely -- if not commercially, then at least in the hearts of ...

The relationship that inspired Dolly Parton's hit song "I Will Always Love You" wasn't a romantic one at all, and it hit a ...

If you think Dolly Parton's legacy is her music, you're right! If you believe it's her philanthropy, we've got no argument. This list of 80 great moments from the country icon celebrates her and a ...

Tim Curry, who soared to fame in the ‘70s as the flamboyant star of the campy horror movie stage spoof “The Rocky Horror Show” and its screen version “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” died on Tuesday ...

Most even casual Dolly Parton fans know that “I Will Always Love You,” Whitney Houston’s vocal skyscraper that commandeered radio in the early ‘90s, was born from Parton. Parton’s list of ...

Gen Xers today are the most stressed generation, but they're also the most sentimental. People who grew up in the 70s and 80s are often nostalgic, thinking back fondly on childhood experiences and ...

Romance today can feel far too jaded. It’s why so many people tend to look to the past when thinking about the kind of love they want. It’s easier to have rose-colored glasses about old-school love ...

One of the most iconic bands of the 1970s has finally been on the road again, and that is the legendary power trio Rush, who have found new life since the passing of their dearly missed drummer Neil ...

Powerhouse singer Linda Ronstadt turned 80 in July 2026. The multi-platinum artist is best-known for her string of pop hits in the 1970s, including “You’re No Good” and “Blue Bayou.” After a rare ...

Billy Joel talked about the significance of having Linda Ronstadt advise him as he finalized his 1977 album The Stranger. At the time, Ronstadt had hits including “When Will I Be Loved,” “Blue Bayou,” ...

In the late 70s, punk rock grew experimental, giving rise to a new, loosely defined genre called “post-punk.” Here are some songs from the 80s that you might recognize, whether you’re a fan of this ...