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SALIVA Shares Music Video For New Single ‘Longshot’ Featuring LYNYRD SKYNYRD’s JOHNNY VAN ZANT
Hard rock band Saliva has released a new single, “Longshot”, complete with an official music video, featuring a guest appearance from Johnny Van Zant of Lynyrd Skynyrd. The track is the closing song on the band’s forthcoming album, “Breaking Through”, due for release on 14 August via Judge & Jury Records, and forms part of…
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“I hadn’t been that aware”: the 2014 role that convinced Alexandra Daddario she had sex appeal
Actress Alexandra Daddario has spoken about a role from 2014 that she says was the moment she first became conscious of her own sex appeal. The comment offers a glimpse into how the actress’s self-perception shifted following a particular breakout part, though the full details of the remarks and the film or show in question…
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4 Beatles Tracks That Borrow Lyrics From Other Songs
An article from American Songwriter looks at four Beatles songs whose lyrics were borrowed, at least in part, from earlier tracks by other artists. It highlights how widely the band drew on outside influences, from 1950s pop standards to contemporaries such as Chuck Berry and James Taylor, even as they themselves shaped the sound of…
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Darius Rucker Reveals Possible Retirement Date and Thoughts on One Last “Hootie” Hurrah
Country singer Darius Rucker has told The Dan Patrick Show that he expects to retire from touring in around two years, citing the toll of a heavy schedule that saw him play 110 shows last year. Rucker, best known as the frontman of Hootie & The Blowfish and for his solo country career, said he…
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3 Singer-Songwriters From the 1960s Who Peaked With Their Debut Song
The article looks back at three singer-songwriters from the 1960s whose highest-charting single turned out to be their very first release, a quirk of pop history that nonetheless didn’t stop most of them enjoying lengthy careers afterwards. It highlights how chart success and creative longevity don’t always align, with some artists sustaining momentum for years…
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Crash Of Rhinos Play First Show In 13 Years
Crash Of Rhinos, the Derby emo revivalists, played their first live show since 2013 on Friday 17 July 2026 in Nottingham, kicking off a short reunion tour. The gig supports their new album Logbook, their first release since that year, and marks the end of a long hiatus for the band following an intense and…
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Newcastle literally about to SELL OUT!!!
The content retrieved from that URL is just YouTube’s cookie-consent/sign-in boilerplate — there’s no actual video transcript, description, or article text included. I can’t produce an accurate summary of a video I can’t actually see or read, since the title alone (“Newcastle literally about to SELL OUT!!!”) isn’t enough to know what it’s about (tickets…
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Yard Act: New Beginnings for the U.K. Rock Band
The Leeds group’s third album, You’re Gonna Need A Little Music, sees the tight-knit band coming to terms with fame and unveiling an all-new sound as their art continues to evolve
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Shakira Gifts Brooklyn Show Tickets to World Cup Workers, Venezuela Relief Volunteers & More Uplifting Moments in Latin Music
Shakira has given free tickets to her upcoming Brooklyn concert to three groups of New Yorkers who have supported others through recent challenges: volunteers aiding earthquake relief in Venezuela, union workers who helped deliver the World Cup, and Colombian restaurant owners who took part in the city’s World Cup dining promotion. The gesture, ahead of…