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Tristan Thompson Has Been Working on Ending Drake & LeBron Beef: ‘I’m Trying’
Drake and LeBron’s relationship disintegrated during the Toronto rapper’s battle with Kendrick Lamar back in 2024.
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Low Cut Connie’s All-Inclusive, All-American Protest Music
On the new album Livin’ in the USA, singer-songwriter Adam Weiner shows you how to protest and party at the same time
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Justin Bieber Drops ‘Swag Live From Coachella (Weekend II)’ Album: Stream It Now
Both weekends of his headlining Coachella 2026 set are now available to listen to on streaming services.
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Living Image: Chapter 1 review – five days to reanimate a legendary show you’ve never seen
Siobhan Davies Studios, London Watching a group of artists produce new work based on Davies’s 1977 classic Sphinx, which none of them know, makes for a rewarding eveningThe project: five choreographers create new dances in response to Siobhan Davies’ 1977 solo Sphinx. A potential glitch: they’ve never actually seen Sphinx. The starting point for this…
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Flowers, food and a fairytale castle: New York preparations point to giant Taylor Swift wedding
Singer and fiance Travis Kelce have been coy but festivities appear to be getting under way at Madison Square GardenIn her hit song Welcome to New York, Taylor Swift sings: “Like any great love, it keeps you guessing.”The megastar has certainly done that this week, as preparations began for what appears to be a giant…
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5 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Madonna, Ken Carson, and More
Stream new releases from Madonna, Ken Carson, Mary in the Junkyard, and more
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50 Songs For 50 States
To honor America’s 250th birthday, we pick a favorite song for every state in the Union
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‘I saw Herbie Hancock play with D’Angelo, and got my head blown off!’: the festival keeping alive jazz’s golden age
From Miles Davis to Count Basie and Etta James to Prince, Rotterdam’s North Sea jazz festival has hosted the biggest names in music. As the event turns 50, musicians and organisers share their favourite memories from past years – and tell us why jazz isn’t deadFor a weekend in July each year, a vast warehouse…
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Madonna’s ‘Bring Your Love’ is “about saying ‘fuck you’ to doubters”, reveals Stuart Price
The Queen Of Pop said the song emerged after she’d been told to “focus on what’s popular, algorithms, following trends”, adding: “I found it to be the antithesis to art and creativity” The post Madonna’s ‘Bring Your Love’ is “about saying ‘fuck you’ to doubters”, reveals Stuart Price appeared first on NME.