"So tell me what you want, what you really really want. I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna really really really wanna zigazig ha." And that is exactly what they did at their Return of the Spice Girls concert held on Feb. 10, 2008, at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Veteran soul superstars Kool & The Gang have defended their return to the pop industry, insisting they won't be retire because they are "still cool".

Soul supergroup Kool & the Gang are aiming for the pop charts again with their first album for 10 years. The Joanna hitmakers will release Still Kool next month - their long-awaited follow-up to 1996's State of Affairs.

Great pop songs are ones you not only remember forever but remind you of the feelings you had when they shot up the charts. On three decade by decade--the '60s through the '80s--Hip-O/UMe Pop Number 1's albums in the new and ongoing UMe Number 1's series, those #1 songs and the feelings they recall are back.

Deniece Williams will forever be one of the great all-time R&B divas. Processing an infectious, angelic and soulful honey -coated voice with an awe-inspiring range, Deniece Williams set the bar high for R&B singers back in the 70s and to this day her influence can be heard on everyone from Mariah Carey to Beyoncé.

Activision, Inc. is rocking gamers with an all-star musical line-up for the upcoming Tony Hawk’s Project 8 video game, including the debut of a track from the highly anticipated Plus-44 album, When Your Heart Stops Beating. The track Lycanthrope, is among 56 heart-pounding songs that will be featured in-game from such artists as Wolfmother, Gnarls Barkley and Kasabian. Full List Below!

Kool & The Gang guitarist Claydes Charles Smith has died after suffering from a long illness. He was 57. Smith passed away in Mapplewood, New Jersey, on Tuesday, according to his publicist.

Happy Birthday to "Alias" actor Bradley Cooper (1975), shock rocker Marilyn Manson (1969), Dynasty actress Pamela Sue Martin (1953), Blondie guitarist Chris Stein (1950), Kool & the Gang drummer George "Funky" Brown (1949), "The Love Boat" bartender Ted Lange (1948), screen actress Diane Keaton (1946), Japanese animator Miyazaki Hayao (1941), prolific actor Robert Duvall (1931), and TV "Superman" George Reeves (1914; d. 1959).