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Daryl Hall accuses John Oates of ‘ultimate partnership betrayal' in plan to sell stake in business
Daryl Hall has filed a court declaration that accuses his longtime music partner John Oates of committing the “ultimate partnership betrayal” by planning to sell his share of the Hall & Oates duo’s joint venture without the other’s permission.
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Judge cites handwritten will found between couch cushions – and awards real estate to Aretha Franklin's sons
A judge overseeing the estate of Aretha Franklin has assigned real estate to the late star’s sons.
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‘Mr. Big Stuff' singer Jean Knight dies at 80
Jean Knight, the New Orleans born soul singer known for her 1971 hit “Mr. Big Stuff,” has died at the age of 80. Family, friends and fans are mourning the loss of Knight, who died Wednesday in Tampa, Florida, where she was residing.
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Jennifer Lopez's ‘This Is Me…Now' film will cover her public love life
In addition to launching her first new album in a decade early next year, Jennifer Lopez is releasing “This is Me…Now: The Film,” which will also take fans inside her romance with Ben Affleck.
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Former model accuses Axl Rose of Guns N' Roses of 1989 rape
The lawsuit was filed against Rose under a temporary New York law, the Adult Survivors Act, that lets adult victims sue over attacks that occurred even decades ago
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King Charles III honors K-pop girl group Blackpink during South Korean president's state visit
King Charles III honored the K-pop band Blackpink and saluted their work in raising awareness among young people about the threat of climate change.
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Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler is putting some of his guitars up for auction
Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler will sell off a collection of guitars he considers “old friends” at a Christie’s auction in London next year.
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Public Enemy, R.E.M., Blondie, Heart and Tracy Chapman get nods for Songwriters Hall of Fame
Everything from rap to yacht rock, country and alt-rock are represented among the nominees for the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame, with nods for Public Enemy, Steely Dan, Bryan Adams, George Clinton, Tracy Chapman, R.E.M., Blondie, Heart and The Doobie Brothers.
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Taylor Swift gives emotional performance in the rain after show postponement and fan's death
Taylor Swift returned to the stage in Brazil with a moving tribute to Ana Clara Benevides Machado three days after the fan died after falling ill at the Nov. 17 concert during extreme temperatures.
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Kesha drops lyric about ‘Diddy' from 2009 hit ‘Tik Tok' after Cassie lawsuit
Kesha changed the opening line of her single “Tik Tok” to “wake up in the mornin’ feelin’ just like me” during performances in California this weekend.
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Wynonna Judd addresses concerns after 2023 CMAs performance
Wynonna Judd is putting fans’ worries to rest after her surprise performance at the 2023 CMA Awards with Jelly Roll sparked concern.
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Country artist Jelly Roll says he regrets '93 percent' of his tattoos
Jelly Roll is having an incredible year in country music. At the 2023 CMA Awards, the “Need A Favor” singer told Access Hollywood guest correspondent Emily Orozco what he would tell his younger self about his breakout success in Nashville.
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Maren Morris clarifies plans in country music after announcing break
Maren Morris set the record straight about her plans to step back from country music, saying that “there were just some facets of it that I didn’t really jibe with anymore.”
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CMA Awards will pay tribute to Jimmy Buffett during a show hosted by Luke Bryan and Peyton Manning
The CMA Awards are back Wednesday to honor the top artists in country music, with Lainey Wilson, Jelly Roll, Ashley McBryde and Morgan Wallen among the performers.
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Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow and Chaka Khan enter the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with a bang
Sheryl Crow and Chaka Khan made the crowd roar at the 2023 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony Friday night, with the Queen of Funk doing a medley of her hits including “Ain’t Nobody” and the Southern singer-songwriter knocking out an electric version of her “If It Makes You Happy” alongside Olivia Rodrigo.
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A new Beatles song is set for release after 45 years — with help from AI
“Now And Then” will be released on streaming platforms and make its radio debut Thursday.
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Willie Nelson looks back on 7 decades of songwriting in new book ‘Energy Follows Thought'
At age 90, Willie Nelson is looking back on the songs he’s written across seven decades.
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Måneskin breaks down bold past fashion moments
Måneskin’s new single “Honey (Are U Coming?)” is off the deluxe extended version of their album “Rush!” retitled Rush! (Are U Coming?).” Ahead of the big release, Access Hollywood’s Zuri Hall sat down with the band’s members – Damiano David, Victoria De Angelis, Thomas Raggi and Ethan Torchio – to hear about their world tour. They also broke down two...
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New Kids on the Block announce ‘The Magic Summer 2024' throwback tour: Full list of cities, dates
Calling all Gen X-ers: If you’ve been looking for your next night out, you got it. (…get it?)
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Taylor Swift addresses sexuality rumors in ‘1989 (Taylor's Version)'
Taylor Swift is opening up about her personal life like never before. On Friday, the “Cruel Summer” singer released her latest re-recorded album, “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” and according to multiple screenshots posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, Swift seems to address rumors about her sexuality in a prologue.