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Music covers the people, performances and recordings that shape what we hear, from classic rock and pop to newer artists and regional industries. It also includes the stories behind songs, albums, tours and the creative choices that give them lasting appeal.

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For readers, music offers both discovery and connection: a chance to find new voices, revisit familiar favourites and understand how artists build their work and careers. Disputes over samples, reunions and the changing business of entertainment show how creativity, money and cultural influence intersect.

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Snoop Dogg’s ‘Doggyland’ Expanding Children’s Book Series (Exclusive First Look)

  • Doggyland is expanding from animated songs into children’s books.
  • Five titles are planned this year, including an activity book with 500-plus stickers.
  • A holiday event with storytime and a sing-along is set for 12 December.

Snoop Dogg’s Doggyland is adding children’s books based on its animated YouTube series, which uses songs and stories to support young children’s learning and social-emotional development. The expansion brings the characters’ messages about belonging, self-worth and caring for others into books and activities for families. Five books are…

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Needs Must When The Devil Drives

  • Absolute Power’s second album arrives 15 years after its debut.
  • The record celebrates traditional British heavy metal.
  • The review awards it 8 out of 10.

Shane Embury’s old-school heavy metal project Absolute Power has released its second album, *Needs Must When the Devil Drives*, 15 years after its debut. The review praises the record’s energetic blend of classic British metal influences and sees it as a joyful expression of Embury’s roots. The 11-track…

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Five songs from the 1970s so heartbreaking you can only listen once

  • Sad songs can help listeners understand complicated feelings.
  • “Cat’s in the Cradle” centres on a father and son losing time.
  • The article selects five 1970s songs for their emotional force.

The article argues that sad songs can offer insight into difficult emotions, but some are so poignant that listeners may find them hard to revisit. It highlights five 1970s songs whose stories of missed time, relationship endings and unreturned love give them lasting emotional weight. Harry Chapin’s “Cat’s…

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GTA 6’s Original Soundtrack Is Going to Be Incredible, if This Leaked Song Is Anything to Go By

  • Justice and Gesaffelstein’s “Pusher” has surfaced online.
  • The track runs for seven minutes.
  • A 50-track soundtrack is listed for 11 December.

A new track from the original soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto 6 has appeared online ahead of what seems to be an official release. “Pusher”, by French electronic duo Justice featuring Gesaffelstein, adds to anticipation for the game’s music. The seven-minute electronic track has been shared on social…

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You can see every red flag in Theranos 2.0

  • Haemanthus revives questions raised by Theranos.
  • Raman spectroscopy is established technology, not a new discovery.
  • The article urges caution about ambitious medical claims.

Elizabeth Holmes’ partner, Billy Evans, is developing Haemanthus, a diagnostic device that the film *You Can See Everything* presents as a possible “Theranos 2.0”. The article argues that the venture raises familiar concerns about overstating what medical technology can do, especially when claims are difficult for the public…

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Cardi B Says Constant Jealousy From People in Her Inner Circle Is Making Her ‘Colder & Meaner’

  • Cardi B says jealousy among people close to her is straining relationships.
  • She says success has made her more guarded and hardened.
  • She has not named the people she feels resentful towards.

Cardi B says jealousy from people close to her is creating tension as her success grows, leaving her wary of sharing achievements and business deals with them. She says the experience is making her feel “colder and meaner”, and describes success as lonely. In an Instagram Live on…

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Jim James Announces Memoir One Wonders

  • Jim James’s memoir *One Wonders* is due on 13 April 2027.
  • It will explore his music career and experiences with alcoholism and depression.
  • James hopes sharing his story will encourage people to seek help.

Jim James, frontman of My Morning Jacket, has announced his first memoir, *One Wonders*, due to be published on 13 April 2027. He says he hopes that sharing his experiences will encourage readers to ask for help and show that it is possible to find a way through…

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Ozzy Osbourne’s 10 favourite Beatles songs, ranked by Far Out

  • The Beatles inspired Ozzy Osbourne to become a musician.
  • “She Loves You” was the song that first struck him.
  • “The Long and Winding Road” ranked tenth among his favourites.

Ozzy Osbourne said The Beatles inspired him to become a musician, recalling how hearing “She Loves You” on a transistor radio made him want to make music. The article presents his enduring admiration for the band and ranks ten of his favourite Beatles songs. Osbourne described the group’s…

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Hex Girlfriend Share New Single ‘Sore Loser’ + Announce UK Shows

  • Hex Girlfriend have released ‘Sore Loser’.
  • The duo say it puts personal frustrations in a wider context.
  • Their UK shows begin in Leeds in March 2027.

Hex Girlfriend have released their new single, ‘Sore Loser’, as the duo continue to build their profile. James Knott and Noah Yorke formed the project while studying at Goldsmiths, making music in their halls of residence. Released through Soil To The Sun Recordings, the track combines bright pop…

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BEHEMOTH’s NERGAL Rips Internet Haters: ‘If You Don’t Have Balls To Come And Say Things In My Face, You Can F*** Off’

  • Nergal said online criticism does not shape his music.
  • He said critics rarely confront him in person.
  • Both musicians said they have not compromised for wider appeal.

Behemoth’s Adam “Nergal” Darski said he does not let online criticism influence his music, arguing that strongly divided reactions can reflect an artist’s honesty. He added that people who insult him online rarely confront him in person, and said they could “f*** off” if they would not say…

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