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With its call for racial unity, Janet Jackson’s 1989 single Rhythm Nation - produced by Jam & Lewis - carries a powerful lyrical message, but it turns out that it was one of its frequencies that had ...

Microsoft's chief software engineer blogged about it. Raymond Chen says a specific frequency, like the one in "Rhythm Nation," makes Windows XP hard drives go black.

Janet Jackson’s signature record “Rhythm Nation” is being blamed for destroying vulnerable computer hard drives. The analysis was revealed by ...

In a bizarre quirk of computer technology, Janet Jackson’s classic “Rhythm Nation” video was once found to crash certain laptops, even if the sound was playing from another source. The video derives ...

Raymond Chen wrote about the discovery regarding Jackson's signature 1989 music video earlier this month in a blog post, and the Empress of Pop has since reacted via Instagram ...

According to Microsoft, "The song contained one of the natural resonant frequencies for the model of 5400 rpm laptop hard drives." Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation” Too Rhythmic for Microsoft, Crashed L ...

You would never guess that playing the popular title song of Janet Jackson's 1989 album, Rhythm Nation, causes certain laptop models to crash.

Microsoft chief software engineer Raymond Chen explains why Jackson's top hit messes with certain computer hard drives.

In the early 2000s, software developers were hard at work delivering the most up-to-date programs for the latest laptop models. In hindsight, many of them were clunky and slow, although they got the ...

Singer Janet Jackson has found a buyer for her longtime Central Park West residence, reports The Wall Street Journal. The pop star purchased the unit in 1998 for $2.8 million and listed it last April ...

The “Together Again” star listed this 1 Central Park West aerie for $8.99 million in April after not living there for about three years.