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It’s no secret that Lady Gaga took lots and lots of inspiration from Madonna and there is nothing wrong with homage. However, sometimes, homage becomes theft.

Michael Jackson's "Beat It" proved that the King of Pop could be the King of Rock. While "Beat It" has an iconic music video, it isn't Jackson's best rock tune.

When Madonna sampled one of ABBA's best disco tracks, she could have desecrated a classic. She didn’t look at it that way.

Beyoncé recently turned a lot of heads by releasing 'Cowboy Carter', a tribute to cowboy culture. Madonna also made a statement with her cowboy video.

Michael Jackson recorded his first No. 1 song in one take. In retrospect, it is not one of his better songs.

Michael Jackson said disco was better than rock music in some regards. That was a very provocative statement at the time!

Beyoncé set the internet ablaze when she sampled Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'." "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" paved the way for great Beyoncé songs.

Michael Jackson's 'Off the Wall' includes a pop ballad that was so sad it repeatedly made Jackson cry. Here's a look at the tragedy that inspired this song.

Madonna almost gave "Live to Tell" to another singer. Here is why the Queen of Pop kept the ballad for herself.

In school, Madonna performed one of The Who's most famous songs in school and was shunned by her peers. Eventually, that sort of controversy would work out in her favor.

Gwen Stefani once couldn't pass up the opportunity to work alongside music producer Pharrell Williams, even if that meant ditching Gavin Rossdale for a bit.

One star did not appreciate Lady Gaga's music early in her career. Elton John stepped in and defended Lady Gaga's song.

Lady Gaga accidentally took inspiration from Madonna’s “Papa Don’t Preach” — and maybe some other Madonna songs as well. The Queen of Pop wasn’t Gaga’s biggest fan.

Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man" wouldn't exist without members of Led Zeppelin. The tune paved the way for a lot of the band's later work.

Morgan Wallen has been no stranger to controversy since 2020. Here's all the times Wallen has landed himself in hot water.

Donovan said the 1960s really came into their own in 1966. That was the year The Beatles put out ‘Revolver’.

Donovan collided with The Beatles and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin when he recorded "Sunshine Superman." Page went on to help Donovan record another one of his classics.

With Sean "Diddy" Combs' name constantly in the headlines now and people speaking out about his alleged wrongdoing, some are recalling how he treated participants featured on 'Making the Band.'

Desmond Child held the breakthrough title that shot Bon Jovi into the stratosphere scribbled on a piece of paper in his pocket.

Taylor Swift enjoyed a song because it made her feel better when she was socially struggling at school. The tune in question was written for someone who was getting bullied.