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You shake my hand! Say pleased to meet you! Look my in the eye! I don’t believe you!” That’s the part. That’s where I get stuck every time. Can’t get past it. I hear that, and I’m mentally headbutting ...

Get ready to moonwalk down memory lane! From synth-pop sensations to rock anthems, we're celebrating the most iconic tracks ...

Music is a vital part of film, but when a movie uses a song unexpectedly, it can forever change the way that song is ...

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Cyndi Lauper walks on stage to an explosion of rainbow confetti and dives straight into She Bop, an ode to masturbation.

Sarah McLeod talks new The Superjesus album, touring in 2025 and her role as Chair of Australian Women in Music.

Waking Hours Q&A By Willa Brown Sitting in on the beginning of their practice, it was amusing to watch these band members interact; there was a mixture of shop talk, upcoming gig discussions, and ...