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Loretta Lynn’s Late-Career Masterpiece ‘Van Lear Rose’ Is Returning to Streaming
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After a mysterious seven-year absence, the Jack White-produced album will also be reissued on CD and vinyl from Third Man Records
After a mysterious seven-year absence, the Jack White-produced album will also be reissued on CD and vinyl from Third Man Records
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Loretta Lynn’s Van Lear Rose Is Returning to Streaming
Third Man will reissue Lynn’s 2004 comeback album, which was mysteriously pulled from DSPs in 2021
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Seth Meyers on Trump: ‘Speaks in mangled, incoherent half-sentences that no one can understand’
Late-night hosts discuss Trump’s delusions of power, Iran and the US president’s plan for his Florida golf course Late-night hosts dug into Donald Trump ’s incoherent statements on Iran and his plan to turn his Florida golf course into a Camp David-style retreat. Continue reading
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Driver wins $76 after ALPR led to bogus traffic stop, drug searches
A federal jury in Texas recently ruled in favor of a man who sued Bexar County and its sheriff over allegations that the agency ran what the plaintiff’s attorneys called an “unconstitutional traffic stop scheme” enabled by “AI-powered” license plate readers. Late last month, plai
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David Corenswet Proves He’s More Than Superman in ‘Mr. Irrelevant,’ a Potential ‘Blind Side’-Style Oscar Vehicle Following NFL Legends Screening in NYC
Football teams are always looking for an edge. This Oscar season, Paramount may have found one in David Corenswet. The New York Giants took John Tuggle with the 335th pick of the 1983 NFL Draft and that’s how the running back from California became “Mr. Irrelevant,” the nickname
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Becoming Elvis Costello: The Legend Goes In-Depth on His New ‘My Aim Is True’ Boxed Set, Origins of the Iconic Name and Glasses, and Finding a Sound and Persona That Transformed Rock Forever
Oh, it’s so funny to be seeing you after so long, “My Aim Is True”… but not so very peculiar to have Elvis Costello’s 1977 debut brought back to mind, because, well, talk about an aim that’s been unswerving in its impact for 50 years. Or make that almost 50, since the title of th
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