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Hear Magi Merlin’s Chrome-Plated R&B On POWER HOUSE
A few months ago, Montreal-based artist Magi Merlin released the calming single “So Smart,” offering an early glimpse of her new album POWER HOUSE, which arrived this past Friday. It’s a full-length that may have been overshadowed by some bigger releases, but it’s well worth spending time with, especially if you’re in the mood for…
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See the Setlist for JAY-Z’s 25th Anniversary The Blueprint Concert at Yankee Stadium
Night two of HOV’s Yankee Stadium takeover included a near full performance of The Blueprint, plus guest appearances from Eminem and Pharrell Williams. See the Setlist for JAY-Z’s 25th Anniversary The Blueprint Concert at Yankee Stadium Eddie Fu
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World Cup superstar Ivana Knoll hops on the wrong bandwagon, Megan Moroney checks in & Conor McGregor is back
This light-hearted Sunday “Screencaps” column from OutKick centres on Croatian model and football influencer Ivana Knoll, who has become a familiar figure at major tournaments through her flamboyant support of Croatia. With her home nation knocked out of the World Cup, the piece frames her as needing to pick a new team to back, and…
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Tyler Childers’ Tour Manager Just May Sing You a Song
Kyle Crownover, who’s been keeping Childers’ shows running on time since 2017, is releasing his own music — while making his tour dog famous
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JAY-Z’s The Blueprint Anniversary Show Falls Short After Triumphant Reasonable Doubt Opener
The 1.5-hour set ended abruptly and entirely skipped an encore. JAY-Z’s The Blueprint Anniversary Show Falls Short After Triumphant Reasonable Doubt Opener Eddie Fu
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4 Country Songs From 1995 That Every Elder Millennial Can Still Sing Word for Word
This American Songwriter article celebrates four country hits that its author argues are seared into the memories of “elder Millennials,” who were teenagers when the songs dominated radio in the mid-1990s. The piece is framed less as a serious ranking and more as a nostalgic “try not to sing” challenge, its central claim being that…
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‘We can find renewal despite the bullshit we navigate as Black women’: Kelela on stan armies and speaking up for Gaza
The Guardian profiles genre-bending R&B artist Kelela around the release of her third studio album, New Avatar, framing it as another bold reinvention of her sound and persona. The piece highlights how her latest work fuses silky, hook-laden vocals with shoegaze reverb and rock textures, a shift the writer calls one of her least expected…
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The producer Billy Joel fell out of love with: “Didn’t appeal to me”
The supplied article text contains no substantive content about Billy Joel or any producer; it consists only of the headline and website navigation elements (menu links such as Music, Film, Travel, Art, News, Shop and a mailing-list sign-up prompt). As a result, it is not possible to summarise what the piece actually reports. Based on…
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Watch: RUSH Returns To Live Stage After GEDDY LEE’s Battle With Laryngitis And Bronchitis
RUSH returned to the live stage Saturday night (July 11) for the first time since bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee was diagnosed with laryngitis and bronchitis. The illness forced the band to postpone two shows on its “Fifty Something” tour, which launched on June 7 in Los Angeles. It is RUSH’s first tour…
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The typo that pushed Christian Bale’s method acting to the extreme: “No, don’t change the weights”
Not an advisable thing to do. The post The typo that pushed Christian Bale’s method acting to the extreme: “No, don’t change the weights” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.