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retroCRUSH takes a look at the biggest musical missteps of all time! From Elton John's disco disaster to Neil Young's doo-wop influenced record label middle finger, you'll find a bunch of neat stories, all presented by our resident music geek Miles Miniacci. CLICK HERE TO ENJOY THE TRAGEDY.
RETROCRUSH MEETS THE BIONIC WOMAN!
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OUR LINDSAY WAGNER PHOTO GALLERY
Bradley Mason Hamlin brings us a look at the too many
incarnations of Captain Marvel throughout comic book history. From the CC
Beck original, to the '80s Donna Summer version, they're all here.
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I've never made any secret of my intense dislike of the Star Wars prequels. But despite bitching about them nonstop since they've been released, I continue to watch them. There's still something inexplicably watchable about anything Star Wars. For everything I hate about them, there's at least a handful of things I still enjoy with each film. The Clone Wars film is completely aimed at the under 10 set that will buy the new Lego and Hasbro toys, but I found myself enjoying it way more than I expected. I love the character of Jabba The Hutt and really enjoyed seeing him again in this film. Plus his cross-dressing effeminate uncle Zero is a so shockingly bizarre of a Star Wars character, I can't believe Lucas approved his creation. It ran a bit long, but it was good enough to watch once. It takes place between Episodes II and III and doesn't add anything significant to the stories, but it's a fun enough throwaway tale. If the upcoming Cartoon Network series is just half as good as this, then they'll have a hit on their hands. I know I'm giving this one a free pass here. The nerd rage inside me knows that I should be pissed that nearly every character has a new voice actor and that the new music sucks balls, but I found myself enjoying it despite all of that. Maybe you will, too. The battles are fun, and the characters ain't half bad. If you have a kid that'd like to see it with ya, go...otherwise wait for the DVD.
THE TOP 20 MOST ANNOYING SONGS About a month ago we conducted a poll of the worst songs of all time. With a staggering 4,000 responses, these are the results, as ranked by vote count. Sure each one of these is somebody's favorite song, and without a doubt you have some worse choices that aren't here, either. There are certainly songs that are technically worse, but these are those special bad songs that became popular and played so many millions of times that you want to pound rusty nails into your skull to make the noise stop. As the universal official keepers of pop culture, it is retroCRUSH's duty and pleasure to bring them to you. Plus we have videos to watch for EACH ONE!
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You loved her in films like The Boy In The Plastic Bubble
and The Ode to Billie Joe. The gorgeous girl next door grew up to star in
many more films and hasn't stopped! retroCRUSH's own Retro Randy caught up
with the lovely Miss O'Connor who graciously gave us a fun thorough
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