“Return of the Mack” should have made Mark Morrison into a star and not a one-hit wonder. Unfortunately, he just couldn’t stay out of trouble.
Take That
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Remember David Spade’s “look children, it’s a falling star” joke about Eddie Murphy on SNL?
This time, the falling star is Justin Timberlake.
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Lou Pearlman was one of the most influential music moguls of his time. And one of the biggest fraudsters.
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Gary Barlow was supposed to be the next George Michael. Compared to Robbie Williams, he might as well have been Andrew Ridgeley. What happened?
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How record label politics, changing times, deteriorating personal relationships and splitting with hitmaking songwriters and producers ended Boyz II Men’s run as chart-topping hitmakers.
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Kudos to Take That for trying something (a little) different the usual “Greatest Hits” anniversary package.
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Is U2 out of touch?
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Between leaving 1D and allegations of infidelity and substance abuse, Zayn Malik had a lot to sing about. So, how did he do?
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I recently went to London to cover the 800th anniversary celebration of the sealing (no, King John never signed it- but I bet he still had that sourpuss expression on his face) of the Magna Carta for the ABA Journal.
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“Wow, that new One Direction song is pretty catchy.”
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The Verve take their reunion tour to New York City!
Less than a year after I hit 500 libraries, I’m pleased to announce Nixon in New York has now hit the 1,000 mark.
J.C. Chasez was always the talented one in NSYNC. But this album ensured he’d never measure up to the other guy.
I love Take That. But I didn’t love Wonderland. Then again, that doesn’t really matter anymore.
I’m surprised at how much I enjoyed this album.