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Hi Natalie! Thanks for being here today! What has been the biggest “pinch me” moment in your career thus far?  The first time I attended the Grammys was a “pinch” moment for me. I used to watch the Grammys when I was little and I just loved watching all of the artists. I never knew
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With Kamala Harris set to become vice president, there could be a vital opportunity to bolster LGBT+ representation in the US Senate. Harris has represented California in the United States Senate since 2016, but is set to give up her seat in the chamber on January 20 as she assumes office as Joe Biden’s second-in-command.
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Hi Jill! Thanks for being here today! How do you maintain a routine/schedule?  My routine/schedule is based on the premise that any event that I calendar has the potential to change my life. I create a dream week schedule and then stick to it. Obviously, there are things that come up which weren’t originally in the
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Morrissey is no longer signed to BMG, the label that released his three latest albums, he revealed in a statement on Morrissey Central yesterday (November 16). The singer-songwriter, who has generated a slew of political controversies in the past decade, blamed the label’s “new plans for ‘diversity’” and claimed the label “dictates” how artists should
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Scooter Braun and his media holding company Ithaca Holdings LLC are selling the master rights to Taylor Swift’s first six albums, Variety reports. Ithaca announced its acquisition of Big Machine Label Group back in June 2019, giving the company the rights to Swift’s albums for the label (2006’s Taylor Swift through 2017’s reputation). It has
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Thousands of school children were sent vulgar homophobic messages from a teacher’s email address. (Stock photograph via Elements Envato) A tidal wave of messages described by school leaders as “lewd, racist, antisemitic and homophobic” were sent to thousands of students after a teacher’s email was hacked. A math teacher at Niles West High School, in
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Months after The Ellen DeGeneres Show faced accusations of a “toxic work environment,” the 62-year-old host accepted the award for Daytime Talk Show of 2020 and thanked her team in a heartfelt speech. “I am not only accepting this award for myself; I’m accepting it on behalf of my amazing crew, my amazing staff who make this show possible,”
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3OH!3 are back: “LONELY MACHINES” is the first new single from Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte in years. It’s also a collaboration with 100 gecs. The single comes with a music video that includes a home robbery gone wrong, wizard outfits, CD worship, and more. Check out the wacky visual below. 3OH!3’s latest album, Night
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The Bachelorette stars and exes Ashley Hebert and J.P. Rosenbaum recently united to celebrate their daughter Essie‘s 4th birthday, a month after they announced their breakup after eight years of marriage. Their little girl, who turned 4 earlier this month, had a L.O.L. Surprise! dolls-themed party. Both Hebert, 35, and Rosenbaum, 43, posted pics of their daughter at her celebration
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Tower Records, the music chain that shuttered its 89 stores back in 2006, is relaunching as an online shop, the Bay Area’s ABC7 reports. The new website also features scheduled livestream concerts, as well as a digital version of the company’s in-house magazine Tower Pulse! According to ABC7, the relaunch grew out of interrupted plans
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Jeremih has been hospitalized with COVID-19, according to TMZ and social media messages from his friends and past collaborators. 50 Cent, who featured on Jeremih’s “Down on Me” in 2010, asked fans to pray for the singer on Instagram. “He’s not doing good this covid shit is real,” the post reads. “He’s in ICU in
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André 3000 has joined Goodie Mob on a new song called “No Cigar.” The track from the Atlanta group’s latest LP Survival Kit is André’s first appearance on record in 2020. The album also features Chuck D and Big Boi, André’s partner in Outkast. Check out “No Cigar” below. Earlier this year, André explained the
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Three of Haruomi Hosono’s albums have come to streaming services for the first time. Hana ni Mizu (Watering a Flower) (1984), omni Sight Seeing (1989), and MEDICINE COMPILATION (1993) are available to stream now; the latter two releases have been remastered by Yoshinori Sunahara, who previously handled the recent Yellow Magic Orchestra reissues. Vinyl editions
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