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In 2009, 26 years after the brand was masterminded by Box Music and Ashley Abram, Now that's what I call music continually proves there is still life in compilations.

After a decade apart the three members of Genesis' most successful incarnation reunite and decide on Toronto as the city to start their North American leg of tour

Think about listening to a song that is like emotional toxic shock syndrome. Now think about 51 more. This did so much damage to Tom Reynolds, he wrote a book about it.

Not all singers are out in front. Some of rock and pop music's most famous band's actually have a drummer as its lead singer.

1985 was the year when both Madonna and Bruce Springsteen graduated into Megastardom. It was also the year where rock stars used their powers to make a difference.

The votes are in and the American Idol Top 12 have been selected. Here are the six men and six women that will compete for the coveted top 10 spot.

This creative playlist focuses on songs that deliver hope and determination for success in the New Year in matters ranging from love, self-reflection to plain old fun.

A combination of raw emotion and a unique vocal range is the makeup for a successful cover song.

A quarter-century later, Bob Geldof's call to "feed the world" is still prime 80s goodness, yet the threat of Ethiopian hunger still persists.

Yes, 2003's Brother Bear did well enough to warrant a sequel. Brother Bear 2 hits DVD shelves August 29.

Ex-Beatle Ringo Starr and the Wombats are among stars helping launch Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture on 11 January 2008, and the Echo Arena next day.

An album comprising three CDs has now been released to celebrate the success of the Now! series of CDs. The simple fact is that this brand continues to rise in popularity

The Secret Policeman's Balls, released in 2009 as a three-disc DVD, contains a series of benefit shows to help Amnesty International stop human rights violations.

If you listened to Ricky Gervais in interviews you'd think The Office was the only British sitcom of the last decade. Here are five he may have forgotten about.

Guitars, doorknobs, computer mice - these are items encountered and used everyday, and the one thing they have in common is that they particularly favour right-handers.

Fallon's Gorilla Ad wins Grand Prix without a word. BBDO New York named agency of the year. Here are other big winners in advertising's most prestigious competition.

Tracing the history of children's musicals from the time of child starts like Shirley Temple and Judy Garland, to where it is now.

Being left handed in a right handed world can be a challenge. However, most lefties have found a way to accomplish and excel by taking advantage of their uniqueness.

Take comfort from these hard-times inspired songs by musicians who need money now, lament their financial problems, lost wages and social ills.

Former child chess champion Josh Waitzkin turns his attention to learning and potential in The Art of Learning.

Just launched is the Black Belt Watch, brainchild of Swiss watch industry CEO Yvan Arpa known for his international marketing savvy and quirkily creative ideas.

Gianni Versace is best known as a fashion designer, but he also has a high profile in the perfume world. Here is a brief biography and some of Versace's perfumes.

London hosts the Olympic Games in 2012 and walking tours with Blue Badge Tourist Guides show visitors the Olympics Stadium, Olympic Village, and Olympics Park.

This collection of most popular Christmas songs performed by pop music stars makes for great playlists at festive parties, dinners and dances.

Zach Galifianakis is so good in "The Hangover," it might be worth seeing "G Force," where he handles guinea-pig spies. Or maybe just go see 2009's funniest comedy again.

Tom McRae's fourth studio album King of Cards shows him in full flight as the UK's premier singer-songwriter and deserves to be a massive success.

Remember the greatest hits of the 1980s? David Bowie, U2, Talking Heads and more move from your mixed tape to your mp3 player in tribute to classic 1980s songs.

"Forever Young," "99 Red Balloons," "Holiday" and "Karma Chameleon" are just some of the best 80's songs of 1984.

"Material Girl," "Private Dancer," "Take On Me" and "We Are the World " are just some of the best 80's songs of 1985.

"Alphabet Street," "Father Figure," "Kokomo" and "the Loco-motion" are just some of the best 80's songs of 1988.

"Eternal Flame," "Like a Prayer," "the Look" and "Straight Up" are just some of the best 80's songs of 1989.