While we await new cast recordings from this season's new jukebox musicals, check out 70 of our favorite songs from jukebox ...

Many of the band’s hits were spread out across the late 70s, 80s and even early 90s ... There’s a litany of reasons for why AC/DC’s Back In Black is hailed as one of the greatest rock albums of all ...

19. Stevie Wonder, "Innervisions," 1973. The strongest of Wonder's remarkable streak of albums in the early to mid-'70s. Way ...

14. “And She Was” (Little Creatures, 1985) While not the Talking Heads’ greatest song by any measure, “And She Was” very well might be one of their very best pop songs. Few songs can ...

Sitting in this sadness can be such a relief that we start to crave it. Lucy Boynton, star of The Greatest Hits—a new romantic drama streaming on Hulu now—understands this all too well.

Between disco, rock, R&B, funk and soul music the 70s saw some of the greatest sonic outputs of any era, and to this day many of these songs are still celebrated and able to find new audiences due ...

WHAT IT'S ABOUT “The Greatest Hits,” a new romance, tells the story of Harriet (Lucy Boynton). She's a lonely woman living in Los Angeles, struggling with overwhelming sadness two years ...

No, she’s trying to save a “lost love”, so this is really a romantic fantasy with a soundtrack that’s this couple’s take on those old “compilations” that were touted as THE GREATEST HITS. Ths tale’s ...

The Greatest Hits delivers a new musical spin on time travel that sees certain tracks literally send somebody back in time. That person is Harriet (Lucy Boynton) who believes she can save the life ...

Lucy Boynton plays a time-traveling music lover in "The Greatest Hits." Credit: Merie Weismiller Wallace, Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures Have you ever listened to a song and effectively time ...

The struggling North American “This Is Me…Now” tour – Jennifer Lopez‘s first in five years — is transforming into “This Is Me…Live/The Greatest Hits.” It’s apparently hoped ...

Little Creatures might be the album on which Talking Heads started veering a little too close to the mainstream for their own good, but it’s still laden with great songs. And She Was – the ...