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Sly and the Family Stone: Dance To the Music

The first hit from the multi-gender interracial American rock group introduced us to the band, both figuratively and literally, through its lyrics.

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Stephen Bishop: ‘Charming Guy With Guitar’ in ‘Animal House’

The singer-songwriter, well known for his hit, “On and On,” was also in a memorable scene with John Belushi in National Lampoon’s Animal House

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SNL’s Classic Landshark Sketch, From 1st Season

In just its 4th episode, the comedy series was already a “water cooler” program. With guest host Candice Bergen, it skewered the year’s #1 blockbuster

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When Elton John Surprised at ‘The Lion King’ Anniversary Show

The stats for the long-running musical smash are staggering. For the 20th anniversary of its Broadway run, the audience was treated to a special guest performance

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Trinity Boys Choir, String Quartet Perform ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’

A stunning interpretation of the Queen classic combines the band’s 1975 live performance of the song with the Trinity Boys Choir and a string quartet from the Royal Academy of Music

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Don Adams: The Smart-est Secret Agent of the ’60s

The decade’s movie and TV screens were filled with spy stories. A spoof of the genre remains a classic, thanks to its bumbling character, Maxwell Smart.

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Remember the ‘I Want My MTV’ Promo Spots?

When MTV launched, it was a struggle to get cable operators to carry the network and to convince viewers to watch it. This campaign solved both issues

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The Beatles ‘Revolution’ Video

If you haven’t seen the clip you’re in for a treat. It debuted our Classic Videos section.

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Jon Bon Jovi: Reluctant Wedding Singer

A video from 2016 went viral shows JBJ listening to one of his signature hits performed at a wedding where he’s a guest. Then the song’s singer eggs him on…

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Watch The Beatles—Well, Paul McCartney, Anyway—Sing ‘Yesterday’ on ‘Ed Sullivan’

“Thank you… thank you very much. We’d like to carry on now with a song from our new album in England and it’ll be out in America shortly.

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