This week is LD's birthday!!! So let's do some stupid stuff!! This week we cover...1) Top 5 best fight scenes in a movie (gunfights/swords count) 2) Top 5 best villains in film or TV. 3) Pick one movie - keep one actor and replace the rest with muppets 4)

It looked like George Michael had it all. The face album was massive, his fans adored him, and he had more money than he knew what to do with. What was missing? Love. In this episode, we meet the love of George's life... who would be lost all too soon. H

Starting off on a sad note, LD, Thrill, and Admin try to bring a little fun to you today. We talk about conspiracy theories, movies people hate that you love, and the best monologues in movies.AUDITION FOR IDOL - Lynly.ehrlich@americanidol.comOur socia

You gotta have faith That's what George Michael said when Wham! dissolved and he set out as a solo artist. Everything was riding on his first album. George put his entire career on the line and ended up changing the music industry as we know it. Learn mo

In the 1980s, wham! became one of the biggest pop bands in the world. While the duo catapulted George Michael to stardom, he was still conflicted. This conflict came to a head and would give rise to one of the greatest solo artists in music history week,

At 18, George Michael was already at a low. He struggled at home, and to get his new band off the ground, which sadly dissolved. But, he and his friend Andrew Ridley stayed focused and formed one of the most successful pop duos of the 1980s. This week, on

There's always more to the story This week, we start taking our deep dive into one of the biggest musicians of the 80s and 90s. Behind the millions of albums sold, worldwide, concerts, and unspeakable levels of fame, George Michael was a complicated pers

Yup - you read that right, this week our slap nut is only about Two things - Beach music and beach! Join us as TJ, Will, and LD take a sandy walk down memory lane as they talk about the beach and the music that shaped their summers!! Our social stuff: Pa

Phillip Lynott left us on January 4, 1986, but his legacy will always be with us. You can hear his influence on scores of bands and artists that came after him and in death, he received an incredible honor befitting the Irish legends he studied and looked

Phillip Lynott lost his band, he lost his marriage, he lost a chance to be on the biggest concert stage ever and he ultimately lost his battle with his demons. As we sadly say good bye to Phil this week on the Rock and Roll Heaven podcast... Our social s