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The Super Bowl alternative halftime show hosted by Turning Point USA delivered exactly what it promised: an overwrought, pyrotechnic-heavy interpretation of what right-wingers believe a “real American” event should look like. The “All-American Halftime Show” — featuring MAGA favorite Kid Rock, and a supporting cast of lesser-known conservative musicians (and one vampiric cellist) — ran
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“I wrote the arrangement in a very specific way,” the singer shared of his take on the “The Star-Spangled Banner” After performing the national anthem at the 2026 Super Bowl, Charlie Puth shared that his particular arrangement was a tribute to Whitney Houston. The hitmaker put an choral spin on “The Star-Spangled Banner,” showcasing the
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Trying to whittle Daddy Yankee’s decades-long trajectory down to a 20-song playlist is a humongous feat, mostly because there are hardly any plateaus in his career. The man has been dropping hits consistently for 30 years, and any list could easily grow to 100 if you consider that each year, he’d had numerous singles that
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Shaboozey has issued a statement after facing some criticism for his Grammy acceptance speech, with some claiming one of his lines — “immigrants built this country” — ignored or diminished the role of Black people and enslaved Africans. The country star, whose parents are from Nigeria, largely earned plaudits for his acceptance speech after he
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It’s not difficult to picture the smirk, the guttural “heh,” and the flush of pride that must have seized Dave Mustaine’s face on Sunday when he learned that Megadeth’s self-titled LP, their 17th and supposedly last record, was this week’s Number One album. Megadeth fans have been rooting for this day for more than four
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In January, ICE agents killed two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, while attempting to arrest and deport undocumented men, women, and children on President Donald Trump’s orders. Those deaths and the violent manner in which ICE operates have sparked protests in Minnesota and around the world. They’ve also caught the attention
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A rising star’s second album takes influence from Seventies soul and singer-songwriter icons, but makes the sound his own In a simpler era a high-end R&B guy likeJordanWardwould just be a smooth operator. But a decade after introspective landmarks like Frank Ocean’sBlondeand Beyonce’sLemonade, a warm crooner like this professional dancer-turned-singer/songwriter is not only free to
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Slipknot, the band, have dismissed a lawsuit they filed against the owner of Slipknot.com, a website not affiliated with the band that they claimed had been selling bootleg merch. Lawyers for the group, aka Slipknot, Inc., said the group “voluntarily dismisses this action without prejudice” in paperwork, obtained by Rolling Stone, filed Wednesday. The band
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Beyoncé knows the Beyhive has her back. But just like the pricing tiers for her incredible concerts, the membership to the enormous and beloved fandom has levels. Loving her music, attending her shows, and watching the visuals (when they exist) are only an entry point to an abyss of interviews, documentaries, and internet moments from
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Charli XCX discussed The Moment and her burgeoning acting career during a press conference at the Sundance Film Festival, where her quasi-mockumentary premiered Friday. During a Q&A panel following the film’s premiere, the singer was asked about how her real-life persona differs from the exaggerated version of herself that she portrays on-screen, and whether she
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