Troy Brownfield

Anointing a Best New Artist leads to big hits, big misses, and big questions.

It’s okay. You can admit it here.

Aerosmith's biggest album sold 9 million copies.

That action show with the great theme song debuted 50 years ago.

James Cameron and Arnold Schwarzenegger teamed up for a mutual major hit.

We’ve got bands that were just as big (or bigger) after trading out the lead singer.

When you own a piece of physical media, it’s yours; you don’t have to worry that it will simply vanish overnight from your shelf.

With all the talk of Marvel Studios recasting Wolverine, we try to answer the question, “Who Has Played Their Iconic Character the Most?” Whether it’s Tarzan, Thor, or C-3PO, the answer is trickier than you think.

The Neo-Noir classic is as vital as ever.

Her comeback album reminded us why she was the best.

Five years after their college clash, they played their first fantastic Finals.

These Oldies are still goodies.

Sixty years ago, Disney raised the mechanical bar.

Seeking mobility and comfort, women used the popularity of the bicycle to carve themselves an evolving presence in the public sphere, creating a new image of femininity.

Killer sharks, rats, bunnies, and bats made for a scary decade.

It’s been five decades of mazes, monsters, and even movies.

We’ve got punk pioneers, Fleetwood, funk, and Jolene. We’ve got punk pioneers, Fleetwood, funk, and Jolene.

In 1973, The Wicker Man and The Exorcist turned heads.

Fifty years ago, the world went dancing.

Billy Joel’s signature song debuted in 1973.