Since their debut single ‘Killing an Arab’ in 1978, The Cure seemed possessed by King Midas’ touch, and an effortless knack for commercial success despite sharp creative U-turns and dogged pursuits in ...

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Justice League Director Zack Snyder chooses what he feels are the best films in history, including the likes of 'Star Wars' and 'RoboCop'.

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Tommy Lee Jones and Jim Carrey clashed as the two megastars worked on 'Batman Forever', much to director Joel Schumacher's chagrin.

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A love song for the casual, everyday love story; Pulp capture the magical normality of day-to-day chance meetings that change our lives on 'Something Changed'.

During the peak of his glam rock era, David Bowie had cut a near-perfect album, were it not for the unfortunate cover of a Rolling Stones track.