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Parts of this benefit single have aged poorly — specifically, the Quincy Jones fanfare that opens the thing and the Cyndi Lauper shrieking-dolphin interlude. But the song itself, written by Jackson and Lionel Richie, is a wonder, flexible enough to accommodate the vocal styles of everyone from Kenny Rogers to Bob Dylan. And at the 2:40 mark, when Jackson sings the bridge in a classic “‘scuse me, genius coming through” moment, he proves that his style tops them all.
New system launch games are usually pretty dismal — look at what happened to the Nintendo 3DS — but the PS Vita’s looks unusually promising. Here’s a rundown of the seven Vita games we’re most looking forward to (and why).
According to his Spotify playlist, President Obama Likes Ricky Martin and REO Speedwagon
To mark the new 3-D release of the first episode in the ‘Star Wars’saga, we grimly catalog some of its big failures and disappointments
In light of the Material Girl performing at Super Bowl XLVI, TIME takes a look at her life and career, both of which have been lived firmly in the public eye.
We make this vow to The Vow: We will rewatch you when sick on the couch.
Bachelor rules: No kissing instructions, no ex-boyfriends, and definitely no scrapbooking.
