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Watch ‘Goth Baddie’ Pinkchyu’s Mom Get Emotional After Hearing Drake’s Buying Her a New House
Drake has reportedly offered to buy a new house for streamer and cosplayer Pinkchyu’s mother after choosing Pinkchyu as the “wife” in a 20-versus-one speed-dating segment during a Stake livestream. A video of Pinkchyu telling her mother prompted an emotional, surprised reaction, and the story has drawn attention because it turns a light-hearted online entertainment…
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David Duchovny on New Album Prince of Pieces, New Movie Soapbox, and Why Comedy Needs Movie Theaters: Podcast
The X-Files star talks about writing songs that outlast the moment and making a movie with his daughter. David Duchovny on New Album Prince of Pieces, New Movie Soapbox, and Why Comedy Needs Movie Theaters: Podcast Kyle Meredith
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Underscores Lights Up the Soundstage in New “The Peace” Video
A smoggy clip for U’s cigarette-centric breakup song
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4 Decades Later, Green Day Is Still Chasing Their Pre-Fame High With ‘Nimrods’
Nimrods is a fictional road-trip comedy inspired by Green Day’s early years rather than a conventional biopic, concert film or documentary. It follows three teenage musicians from Kansas City who travel to Los Angeles after mistakenly believing they will open for Green Day, drawing on the band’s own stories of mishaps, touring and searching for…
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Becky G Insists She & Karol G Are ‘Absolutely Not’ Competitors, Talks Opening for Tropitour: ‘We Have a Beautiful Friendship’
Becky G has said she does not regard Karol G as a competitor, describing their relationship as a hard-won friendship shaped by shared experiences in an industry that often encourages rivalry between women. Speaking ahead of a CBS Mornings interview, she said their decision to tour together reflects mutual support and a belief that artists…
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“John Lydon had had a few beers. He was being completely over the top, saying how much he loved Aqualung”: Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson quizzed by Yes, Genesis, ELP stars and others
Ian Anderson reflects on Jethro Tull’s long career in an unusually candid question-and-answer session led by fellow progressive-rock musicians, collaborators and admirers. The interview matters as it presents the 78-year-old bandleader’s perspective on the group’s continuing activity, their legacy and encounters with peers from across the genre. Anderson formed Jethro Tull in London in 1967,…
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The 1980s concert that brought George Harrison back to pop music: “Yeah, I can do this”
New lease of life. The post The 1980s concert that brought George Harrison back to pop music: “Yeah, I can do this” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Role Model Admits He Botched Olivia Rodrigo Cover For BBC
Role Model, the stage name of singer Tucker Pillsbury, said he had “botched” his cover of Olivia Rodrigo’s “maggots for brains” for BBC Radio’s Live Lounge. His admission followed the BBC’s release of the performance and appears to acknowledge mixed or negative reactions online; it highlights the scrutiny artists can face when covering prominent contemporary…
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Guitar company D’Addario admits that AI music was used in a promotional video
D’Addario has admitted that generative AI music tool Suno was used to regenerate a track in a promotional video for its guitar strings, reversing nearly two weeks of denials. The episode matters because the company initially blamed audio artefacts on export quality, plugins and AI-assisted mastering, before acknowledging it had shared inaccurate information and apologising.…