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Matty Healy Jammed With a 1975 Cover Band at His Bachelor Party Ahead of Wedding to Model Gabbriette Bechtel
The 1975 frontman Matty Healy marked his upcoming wedding to model Gabbriette Bechtel by performing with a tribute act at his bachelor party in Malibu, California. Fan-shared footage shows Healy joining cover band 9075 on stage, singing his own songs alongside a look-alike frontman, in an unconventional twist on the traditional stag do. In one…
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Intocable’s Ricky Muñoz Reflects on the Band’s Influences and Famous Faces That Help the Group Stay Creative in the Studio
Intocable, the Grammy- and Latin Grammy-winning norteño/tejano group led by singer Ricky Muñoz, has received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as part of the Class of 2026, marking a milestone after more than three decades of hits and sold-out shows on both sides of the US-Mexico border. Speaking to Variety from the…
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Bob Dylan Announces UK Tour For November 2026
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Fetterman’s explosive red line to Democrats: Abandon Israel and I’m gone, defiant senator vows in ominous warning
Democratic Senator John Fetterman has issued a blunt warning to his own party, declaring that if Democrats abandon support for Israel, he will leave the party. The statement, made amid ongoing internal Democratic tensions over the Israel-Gaza conflict, underscores a widening rift between pro-Israel moderates and a growing progressive wing pushing for a tougher US…
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silt. – “trauma porn”
Newly formed art project silt. has released its debut single “trauma porn,” a track exploring the difficulty of being alone and the lengths people go to avoid self-reflection. The group’s press materials are deliberately vague, describing itself as existing “between London and the inherited landscapes of the Lake District and Norfolk” and rejecting labels like…
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The Pet Shop Boys Song That Brought Dusty Springfield Back to the Masses in 1987
Pet Shop Boys’ 1987 hit “What Have I Done to Deserve This?” paired Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe with 1960s pop icon Dusty Springfield, marking a pivotal moment in her career after years out of the mainstream spotlight. The duet reached number two in both the UK and US charts, showcasing how the collaboration revitalised…
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Country star Riley Green reveals why fan emotion at his shows beats industry awards every time
Country singer Riley Green has spoken to Fox News Digital about why he values the emotional connection with fans at his live shows more than industry accolades, as his profile continues to rise in Nashville. Green, who has become one of country music’s breakout stars in recent years, also revealed he has no plans to…
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Suno brings its gen AI music gunk to iMessage
Suno, the AI music generation company, has launched an iMessage integration allowing iPhone users with its app to create 30-second AI-generated songs directly within their text conversations. The update lets users prompt the tool with text or a voice note, including pasting in a friend’s message, and reflects the broader push by generative AI firms…
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Envie – “Violently Friendly”
East London trio Envie, formerly known as Dystopia, have returned with a new single called “Violently Friendly”, marking their reintroduction under a fresh name after a lengthy hiatus. The band’s Bandcamp page under the Dystopia name had been inactive since 2020, though the members previously featured on FKA twigs’ “Which Way” from her Caprisongs project,…