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In the Eighties, the Royal Victoria Patriotic Building was a hedonist's heaven. But all good parties must come to an end

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...to be in Jacques Lu Cont's shoes? Too young to have plumbed the shallows of Eighties music first time round, he's made his name by reviving it in the Nineties.

MARK KING SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE LONDON

We've had the Seventies revival, and we've had the Eighties revival. But what will be revived when it's the turn of the Nineties?

Duran Duran Birmingham NEC The Big Re-Wind Tour Birmingham NEC

Save your prayers till the decade after. Then visit Duran Duran's hometown to watch them prance around a large white blob.

Some words were meant for each other. Like Simon, Nick, Duran and Duran. Yes, they're back.

If you wish on a star hard enough, you might just find your love is returned, says Hester Lacey

RUN DMC THE FORUM LONDON

Nick Coleman explains why Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' will always be Top of the Pops

MAIN CLAIM: The Dorian Gray of the catwalk. Blighty's Ur-supermodel before supermodels were invented, the hard-posing godmother to a whole generation of Naomis and Kates. The ageless one is now 33, but looks virtually identical to her mid-Eighties incarnation as British Elle's first cover girl. Starring in this month's FHM, she has revealed the secret of her success is a mutually satisfying set-to with her husband, dried-up old rock star Simon Le Bon: "Not a day goes by without Simon and I having a massive row about something".

Dominic Utton sits down with James to talk about the `Madchester' fallout, a few humbling experiences and getting back on their feet in the UK