Easton's remarkably versatile 1980s output is assembled compellingly on a new collection featuring hits, rare mixes, and unreleased tracks.

Demon Records’ two-disc vinyl reissue of Carlisle's debut album is an appealingly presented edition of an often overlooked chapter from her solo career.

A two-CD reissue of an oft-forgotten Supremes album finds the group taking on the famed musical in soulful style—with never-before-heard vocals.

Singer/actress Pia Zadora discusses her wide-ranging international music and stage career from childhood to the present.

Cherry Red's expanded edition of Kim's 1983 LP captures a turning point in her career and includes many unreleased demos.

A thoroughly enjoyable set that will make for hours of enjoyment amongst listeners who appreciate soulful dance music.

Aziz Ansari's accuser and the website that published her account should both be ashamed of themselves for turning such a private matter into a global embarrassment for a man who is imperfect like all of us, a man who wasn’t given a chance to tell his side of the story before being lambasted in the one-click world of online media. What happened to accountability, journalistic responsibility, and privacy?

This two-CD/two-DVD set chronicles the eclectic pop singer's hits, rarities, and videos of the '80s, '90s, and beyond.

A collection of new interviews with key figures of 1990s dance music, James Arena's new book, 'Stars of 90s Dance Pop' is well-rounded and entertaining.

Beyond shining elements that defined Summer gems like “Bad Girls,” “Last Dance,” and “I Feel Love" lie many overlooked treasures.