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A beginner's guide to Roadrunner Records in five essential albums

Metal's most celebrated label has put out dozens of genre-defining classics. Here are the five that tell its story

Metal Hammer

Beyoncé and Jay-Z's daughter Blue Ivy is 'a billion-dollar baby waiting for her moment'

Blue Ivy Carter - the eldest child of Beyoncé and Jay-Z - 'can become whatever she wants' thanks to her parents, with reports suggesting she will follow in their musical footsteps

Daily Mirror

Bonnie Tyler: the soundtrack of my life

Power-ballad belter Bonnie Tyler picks her records, artists and gigs of lasting significance, and reveals that Axl Rose was "horny as hell"

Louder

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Rochelle and Marvin Humes' 'forbidden' love story - 'creepy' first move and brief split

Tipped to replace Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on Dancing On Ice, popstar duo Marvin and Rochelle Humes are total couple goals - after more than 10 years together

Daily Mirror

‘It was fun until it wasn’t’: hip-hop A&R Dante Ross on De La Soul, ODB – and punchups with P Diddy

Hailed as the genre’s Forrest Gump for his time with artists from Busta Rhymes to Santana, today Ross contends that streaming, sampling and materialism have changed the genre beyond recognition

The Guardian - UK

RAC was supposed to get my broken-down car home. But it’s lost it

It couldn’t repair it roadside and now it has effectively disappeared

The Guardian - UK

Ed Sheeran quit drinking booze before shows after being told gig was 'dreadful'

The singer now enjoys a few glasses of wine after a show following an embarrassing performance in front of A&R man

Daily Mirror

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Manchester City’s history shows there never was a golden age of ownership

If Manchester City is an example of sportswashing then the image is one of swaggering sports scientists and Harvard MBAs

The Guardian - UK

How Twitter reacted to Colts releasing QB Nick Foles

Here's how Twitter reacted to the Colts releasing QB Nick Foles.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Stocks Climb Before the Open as Strong Big Tech Earnings Overshadow Recession Worries

June S&P 500 futures (ESM23) are up +0.40%, and June Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQM23) are up +1.27% this morning as solid earnings from a couple of U.S. tech giants boosted market sentiment.

Barchart

‘That was one of the things I was going to take out!’: Lucinda Williams on her soul-baring memoir

The singer-songwriter has written a deeply personal memoir, ‘Don’t Tell Anybody the Secrets I Told You’. She talks to Jim Farber about revisiting controversial family history, her early struggles in a male-dominated music industry and wanting to be ‘a friend’ to Ryan Adams

The Independent UK

Aaron Rodgers made pitch for Calais Campbell to join Jets

Aaron Rodgers pushed for Calais Campbell

USA Today Sports Media Group

Grand National protesters pledge more disruption - with Epsom Derby feared next

Campaigners from Animal Rising may target Epsom Derby next after storming the racecourse Aintree on Saturday ahead of this year's Grand National

Daily Mirror

Country music's next stars are Latino

Country music's popularity has soared among U.S. Hispanics, and Latino singers are taking their shot in the industry

Axios

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Evening Standard

Your Friday night playlist curated by DJ Jyoty

Kicking off a rather long bank holiday weekend, DJ Jyoty Singh picks her top five tracks to get the party started

USA Today Sports Media Group

Colts 2023 NFL draft profile: QB Anthony Richardson

Here's our scouting report on Florida QB Anthony Richardson for the Colts.

The Guardian - UK

‘We did Top of the Pops with a track made in our kitchen’: how speed garage revved up club culture

Rooted in house, jungle and working-class London, the monstrous basslines and warped samples of speed garage spread into both pop and the underground. Its creators remember the chaos – and a stoned Wesley Snipes

The Guardian - UK

‘My kids’ friends wear Smelly Cat T-shirts’: TV insiders on creating unforgettable onscreen songs

From Lisa Kudrow’s comic ditty in Friends, to the supposedly world-defining music of Daisy Jones & the Six, writing songs for television characters isn’t easy. Just ask the brains behind it …

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'I quit my job to become a K-Pop songwriter - now I have 20 number ones and a Japanese film theme under my belt'

Claire Rodrigues Lee found she had a talent for writing K-pop songs for mega stars

Manchester Evening News

Rooftop gigs, big name performances and an artist discovery programme - first details of New Order backed Manchester music conference revealed

More details have been announced about the 'change-making' event being held in Manchester and backed by New Order

The Guardian - UK

Why are there so few women headlining music festivals?

Glastonbury has been criticised for its all-male headliners but it’s far from the only one – the result of an industry that has deprioritised women for decades

Daily Mirror

Dis Life: 'Tories' spending small fortune making poor disabled people live in penury'

Anna Morell asks when will the Tories begin to listen and stop the bone-exposing cuts that are leading to actual loss of life, as the Government spends a small fortune on trying to deliberately put poor disabled people back in their box

Tribune News Service

How Zach Bryan’s ‘Something in the Orange’ was made at renowned Seattle-area studio

SEATTLE — Zach Bryan's music had been bubbling online for a few years. The country-adjacent singer-songwriter was serving as a Navy ordnanceman stationed in Washington state while his passionate following grew, sort of by accident. After workdays spent arming and disarming bombs or training for his next deployment, the Johnny…

The Guardian - UK

‘They felt like a possible future’: how Brian Eno and I recorded Television’s first demos

In search of the new, Richard Williams – then an A&R man at Island Records – captured early Television in an office block salsa studio. But Tom Verlaine wasn’t impressed

The Guardian - UK

Rock’s best kept secret: Tony King on life with John Lennon, Elton John and Freddie Mercury

He held Mercury’s hand in hospital, retrieved Lennon from a cocaine escapade with David Bowie, and was upbraided by Keith Richards for smoking a joint. Now the Zelig of the music world is looking back

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