Whoever coined the phrase "Disco sucks" deserves a whack upside the head with Mythology, the new box set from the iconic trio of Gibb brothers.
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The World's Biggest iPod Dock
Isn't it time you graduated from those tinny-sounding half-pint iPod speakers?
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When the music is good the clothes look even better. Here, some of the most memorable soundtracks from New York Fashion Week.
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2010's Most Annoying Rich Hipster Award: James Jagger
Guest blogger Neal Pollack has been a satirist (Vanity Fair), a sexologist (Nerve.com), and a cultural anthropologist (McSweeney's). Here, Pollack will explore all the wild, weird, and noteworthy stories you may have missed.
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At Details.com, we understand that watching someone you love unwrap an ugly sweater is just as painful as doing your holiday shopping on Christmas Eve. That's why we'll be rolling out a list of the season's best gifts—in all price ranges—every day until the end of the month.
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A Jackson Browne Playlist
He's the quintessential California bard—the laid-back, barefoot-in-denim troubadour of Laurel Canyon and the Los Angeles freeways—and for most of the Seventies Jackson Browne was at the twangy heart of a world-conquering West Coast rock scene that included the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Randy Newman, and Tom Waits.
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Rain: The Biggest Pop Star You've Never Heard Of
Are you now or have you ever been a 14-year-old Asian girl? If not, chances are you're unfamiliar with Rain, the Korean teen-pop phenomenon born Jung Ji-Hoon.
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Why Is Adam Lambert Always Getting Everyone's Panties In A Twist?
Adam Lambert's American Music Awards bump-and-grind performance which included a lip lock with another dude on Sunday kicked up a firestorm of controversy
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What to Buy Today: The Notorious P.O.P.E.
To prepare for the holiday spending orgy that begins next week, record labels are bringing out their heavy hitters. But who's going to be king of the charts when Black Friday has come and gone? His Holiness, that's who.
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15 Questions With Diego Garcia
As the "rock-star-in-residence" at the Bowery Hotel this summer, downtown swashbuckler Diego Garcia was a big draw among New York's fashionably underweight and underemployed, who swarmed to the concert series like moths to an open bar (free Belvedere!). But it wasn't just the booze that packed them in&8212;the man is a pheromone factory, an enthraller of otherwise expressionless V magazine models, a de-icer of nymph-sicles.
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