TI-84 Evo graphing calculator hits $74 at Amazon, a 54% discount from its $160 MSRP and lowest recorded price since its April ...

Many of my early scholastic records were reduced to ashes in 1970 when fire destroyed Pine Cobble School, which then stood ...

Key figure of psychedelia and 1960s New York, she was the most sought-after female artist, broke all records, and exhibited ...

New Radicals, of Nineties hit “You Get What You Give” fame, have released their first new song in nearly 28 years, with the group’s “One Night Only (Break Loose Break Free!)” appearing on the ...

Gregg Alexander ended New Radicals after their lone album, 1998's acclaimed Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too, but went on to become one of pop's most successful behind-the-scenes songwriters. He ...

"The Game of Love" is the first video featuring New Radicals in 28 years. By Melinda Newman In 2002, Santana and Michelle Branch released the buoyant, breezy “The Game of Love,” which went on to reach ...

New Radicals, the legendary one-hit-wonders whose frontman, Gregg Alexander, went on to write “Murder on the Dancefloor,” are back with their first original song in nearly three decades. The ...

If you’re surprised, you haven’t been paying attention. He is also the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan after narrowly dispatching establishment favorite Haley Stevens in Tuesday’s primary ...

If single people were only legally allowed to have sex one night a year, what would you do? In director Will Gluck’s mind, one option is to listen to the first original song by the New Radicals in ...

Gregg Alexander of the New Radicals performs during the Virtual Parade Across America on January 20, 2021. (Photo by Handout/Biden Inaugural Committee via Getty Images ) New Radicals have shared their ...

Regardless of the outcome of Michigan’s Democratic primary election for U.S. Senate on Aug. 4, one thing is certain: Republicans are going to call the winner a “radical.” Why? Because they can't say ...

Wake up, kids: A 1990s rock band is officially reuniting for its first new album in nearly three decades. New Radicals, best known for the 1998 smash hit “You Get What You Give,” quietly released a ...