Aside from its title, “Venus” shares nothing in common with the Shocking Blue song from 1969, which was an international hit all over again when it was covered in 1986 by Bananarama.

Sixteen years ago, a Dutch quartet named Shocking Blue had their first –and only–hit on the American charts with ”Venus,” which ruled in the No. 1 spot for one week in January, 1970. Now ...

Lady Gaga makes a circuit around the solar system, or maybe just creates an elaborate metaphor for sex, on her new song “Venus,” the latest in a string of tunes she singer has promised to ...

Aside from its title, “Venus” shares nothing in common with the Shocking Blue song from 1969, which was an international hit all over again when it was covered in 1986 by Bananarama.

The theme song of the commercial is J.Lo’s new song “Venus,” a remake of Shocking Blue’s 1970 No. 1 hit. In 1986, musical group Bananarama launched the female version of the song as well.

Did Lady Gaga write “Venus” just so she could make a joke about Uranus? The dance-pop superstar released the new song late Sunday, and beyond its mid-level solar-system wordplay, Pop & Hiss ...