From Sheena Easton to Kim Wilde, these six 80s singers stepped away from the limelight to focus on their family life.

Tiffany embraces a simple life in Nashville, sharing her daily routine of cooking, meditation, and her new cookbook "Pop Life" today.

The era of 1980s pop music might just be the most mutually despised genre of all time. People who agree with this notion seemingly believe the genre to be overdone, shallow, overly corny, cliché, and kitschy. Are they wrong about any of those things?

Writing about the world’s biggest pop icons is often a double-edged sword. On the plus side, authors know the public is always hungry for more (just see the volume of unofficial Taylor Swift biographies released in recent years).

Tiffany is eager to deliver some Christmas cheer. The singer/songwriter, who rose to fame in the ‘80s with hits like "I Think We’re Alone Now" and "Could’ve Been," has recorded the theme song for Lifetime’s new holiday film, "Ladies of the ‘80s ...

Susanna Hoffs is still as naturally gorgeous as she was in heyday with The Bangles. The singer, 67, recently shared a fresh-faced selfie that showcased her make-up free, youthful complexion. "Just another nap time selfie," she captioned the photo, which ...

You know the phrase “time heals all wounds.” With enough time, one’s pain will fade. The same can be true for overplayed songs you once tried to avoid. You may even require a dash of irony—though not always—to admit you now kind of like these ...

An '80s rock star was pulled over for speeding in Kansas by a sheriff's deputy who turned out to be his biggest fan.