How Janet Jackson’s ‘Rhythm Nation 1814’ Combined Social Consciousness With Dance Music ... The 56-year-old music legend recreated one of her most iconic album covers 36 years after the fact ...

Janet Jackson‘s seminal album Rhythm Nation 1814 changed music when she released it in 1989. At the time, personal computers were gaining popularity, albeit not as multimedia devices as they are ...

OPINION: ‘Control’ and ‘Rhythm Nation 1814’ were breakout albums, but ‘Janet’ is where Ms. Jackson stopped being who others wanted her to be and started doing her own thing. I first ...

Released on the Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 album in 1989, "Rhythm Nation" peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and has since become one of Jackson's signature hit songs.

Album: Rhythm Nation 1814 This song features a driving beat and memorable choreography, making it one of Janet’s signature ...

"35 years ago today, Janet Jackson released her album 'Rhythm Nation 1814.' The album made Janet a fashion icon, POP ICON and Sex Symbol," shared an X user. This article first appeared on Music ...

A close-up black and white image of Janet Jackson's face is used as the cover for her 1989 album "Rhythm Nation 1814." Jackson's fourth LP fused pop music with social commentary and political ...

Four years later, she became the only artist in the history of the Hot 100 to land seven singles from one album ("Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814") in the Top 5. And the hits kept coming well ...

Janet Jackson is in the midst of ... Throb,” a track from her 1993 eponymous album, ... sharp-edged social commentary from 1989’s “Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814,” her most ...

Of course, from the icon of our generation, there’s Beyoncé’s Lemonade (2016). With her head down, wrapped in a fur coat, Bey didn’t need to explain anything. That single image captured everything the ...

Janet Jackson’s ‘Rhythm Nation’ Can Crash Some Older Laptop Computers, Apparently. Tech guy: Did you try turning your computer off and then — also turning off Janet Jackson?