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Robin Finck Is Selling His Nine Inch Nails and GN’R Guitars
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Musician selling guitar he played at Woodstock '94 and on Twin Peaks: The Return
Musician selling guitar he played at Woodstock '94 and on Twin Peaks: The Return
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Suno Seeks to Dismiss Jason Isbell Lawsuit, Argues There’s ‘Nothing Unlawful’ About Invoking Artist Names to Describe Genres
Suno pushed back aggressively in its first response Americana singer Jason Isbell’s class-action lawsuit against the AI music generator, arguing his claims that the service allows users to produce tracks based on musicians’ identities amounted to “nothing unlawful” as it moved to
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How Carlos Santana and Natalia Lafourcade Came Together For ‘Hermano,’ an Ode to Migrants
"I don’t walk around with my tail between my legs and apologize for being a Mexican in the United States," Santana tells Rolling Stone
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The American French Film Festival Screens the Best From Gaul for an Enthusiastic U.S. Crowd
America’s friendship with France goes back 250 years — the country’s money, military and navy helped the U.S. win the Revolutionary War. And American and French cinephiles have had a mutual admiration society for almost as long as cameras have rolled. That’s why the American Fren
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Texas’ New Attorney General Nathan Johnson Composed the Music for 67 ‘Dragon Ball Z’ Episodes, Years Before Election Day
Nathan Johnson was just elected as Attorney General of Texas, but long before that, he was a composer who scored the anime series “Dragon Ball Z.” “If you grew up watching ‘Dragon Ball Z,’ you might know me better than you think: I composed the musical scores for 67 episodes and
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Abdul El-Sayed Has Heated Exchange With Sky News Reporter: ‘I Absolutely Do Not Care What You Think or the Questions You Ask’
A Sky News reporter had a heated exchange with newly-elected Senator Abdul El-Sayed on the eve of his victory in the midterms. In the clip, which quickly went viral, racking up over 8.8 million views on X, El-Sayed confronts Sky’s U.S. correspondent James Matthews, telling him he
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