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They are head over heels for JFK Jr. — and these ’80s and ’90s hits. Ahead of the finale of “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette,” on March 26, Spotify compiled a list for The Post of ...

Olivia Rodrigo has officially joined the line of pop girlies who have found a muse in HBO’s Sex and the City, and with its current revival among Gen Z, who can even blame her? The Grammy winner ...

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Some may call Mark Morrison a “one-hit wonder”, but his classic song is one of the most iconic in R&B history. It celebrates 30 years today. “Return of the Mack” by Mark Morrison turns 30, released ...

“Through The Years“, out in 1982 on his Share Your Love album, is about celebrating enduring love. Written by Steve Dorff and Marty Panzer, “Through The Years” became a country and pop hit for Rogers.

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