How ‘Chicago Fire’ Wrote out Dermot Mulroney’s Pascal — For Now?

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How a simple break-up song evolved into The Doors' darkest, weirdest and most disturbing freak-out

Kevin O'Connor & Tom Haberstroh break down Bam's 83-point game, talk about SGA's record-breaking scoring streak and Aaron Gordon of the Denver Nuggets joins the show! Nate Tice & Charles McDonald ...
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1988 No. 1 Hit Sold Over a Million Copies and Became One of the Decade’s Biggest Songs

Jazmin Kylene is a Miami-bred writer and editor with a decade-long career that spans all editorial genres, though she has a particular passion for music journalism. Upon graduating Florida Atlantic ...
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Little Mix member breaks silence on Jesy Nelson’s twins’ 'heartbreaking' diagnosis

Jesy Nelson's Little Mix bandmate, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, has opened up about Jesy's twins' diagnosis. Earlier this year, Jesy took to Instagram to announce her twin girls, Ocean Jade and Story Monroe ...

Why Carly Simon's 1973 No. 1 Hit 'You're So Vain' Became the Ultimate Breakup Anthem

A hit that topped the charts in 1973 evolved into one of the most beloved breakup songs of all time. Decades later, its relatable lyrics and timeless sound still resonate with listeners around the ...
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Tommy Tutone's 1982 One-Hit Wonder Became a Phenomenon—But the Story Behind It Is All Over the Place

In 1982, Tommy Tutone had a smash hit with “867-5309/Jenny.” In the song, Heath fantasizes about calling a girl after finding her phone number on a wall. He also begs her not to change her number. The ...