The unbelievable true story of how Keith Richards’ 1977 arrest in Canada nearly ended The Rolling Stones—but instead became the turning point that saved his life and the band.

Step back into the 1970s with 25 unforgettable songs that captured the spirit, style, and sound of a bold and revolutionary decade in music.

The moment MTV burst onto the scene, it didn’t just reshape music. It reshaped everything—style, language, teen bedrooms, and the way albums became cultural events. Suddenly, a record wasn’t just something you listened to. It was something you watched. These 20 albums didn’t just ride the MTV wave; they created it, fueled it, and made the network feel like a wild new frontier. Think neon, synths, leather, and that unmistakable sense that music had somehow gotten bigger, louder, and more cinematic.

There’s nothing more unsettling than watching a movie, clocking the supposed “big bad”...and slowly realizing you kind of agree with them. Sure, they’re blowing things up, kidnapping people, or plotting galactic genocide—that’s not ideal. But under all the chaos there’s often a pretty reasonable thesis statement the heroes are too blinkered, privileged, or naïve to admit.

Weddings are full of surprises—emotional vows, questionable dance moves, and at least one uncle who misjudges the power of an open bar. But one thing that's never surprising? The music. For better or worse, certain songs have cemented themselves as wedding-playlist royalty, popping up so often they practically carry engraved invitations.

Steven Spielberg is often called the greatest director of all time…but is he really? Some outshine him in style, others in boldness, others in pure artistic ambition. So yes—we’re taking a side on this one.