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“I’m still disappointed when people hear the chorus line as ‘got to’ rather than ‘get to’”: How One rescued Achtung Baby and saved U2

Track was written in just 15 minutes

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“I don’t want to talk about it anymore, if that’s all right. I feel like the dust hasn’t settled”: The devastating personal pain behind one of Radiohead’s most affecting songs

The melancholy masterpiece was a highlight of the group’s last album to date, and was accompanied by a surreal Paul Thomas Anderson-directed video

MusicRadar

Taylor Swift Smear Campaign Probe: Firm Denies Pop Star Paid for Investigation

An AI research firm investigating Nazi allegations against Taylor Swift has denied claims the pop star paid for the probe, saying the study was independently conducted and shared with Rolling Stone.

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"You know that feeling you get when somebody embarrasses themselves so badly you feel uncomfortable?" How a grunge legend alienated his entire fanbase with a curveball solo record, and why he had zero regrets about doing so

Not everyone wants to get on board when artists take a creative left turn

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Taylor Swift Allegedly Funded Study Rolling Stone Used to Shape Her Brand Narrative

Taylor Swift is accused of funding the study Rolling Stone cited to frame her as a victim of bot attacks, sparking debate over media narratives.

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“The Horse Has No Regrets”: Jennifer Connelly Admits She Regrets Iconic Movie Scene, Sparking Career Debate

A resurfaced quote from a 2016 Rolling Stone interview has sent Jennifer Connelly’s infamous Career Opportunities horse scene back into the spotlight.

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“I wrote the song in about 15 minutes, then I went home because I realized there was no point in working the rest of the day”: The quickly-written Death Cab for Cutie masterpiece that became a generational meditation on loss

I Will Follow You into the Dark would shatter millions of millennial hearts, eventually becoming Death Cab's biggest song

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Bots Framed Taylor Swift As A Nazi, But That Doesn’t Mean Critiques Weren’t Justified

New research ties Nazi accusations about Taylor Swift to bots, but for people of colour, does that matter?

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"It's too indebted to US FM rock to find its own feet and the production is so polite it takes any edge off": Jimmy Barnes strives for solo success on For The Working Class Man

Freed from Cold Chisel, Australian national treasure Jimmy Barnes called in the big guns for his attempted US breakthrough

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“I used to accommodate him. I'd isolate him, put him in a booth and not record him. The others, particularly Mick and Keith, would say 'Just tell him to get the hell out'": Beggars Banquet, the album that was the turning point for the Rolling Stones

Album was the original ‘return to form’

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“When he gave the family car back, his father tried to sell it as ‘formerly driven by Frank Zappa’”: The background that gave rise to music’s most eclectic iconoclast, by his wife and son

He developed his own form of expression at 9 years old, taught himself to compose music at 11, and hated the Summer Of Love, drugs and lack of effort. Here’s why there’s no such thing as an ex-Zappa fan

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Cher takes victory in long-running royalty dispute with Sonny Bono's widow

Cher has won a long-running battle over royalties with Sonny Bono's widow but Mary Bono has vowed to appeal.

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“We were a really weird punk band that came out of hardcore and were shot into this vortex”: Fall Out Boy came out of the US hardcore scene. So how did they become poster boys for 21st century emo?

Chicago’s Fall Out Boy were playing to one person a night – and then MTV happened

Louder

Brad Pitt Is Allegedly Suing Angelina Jolie For £27 Million: Billy Bob Thornton Has Her Back

Amid her brutal £27 million legal war with ex-husband Brad Pitt over Château Miraval, Angelina Jolie is leaning on a surprising source of support: former spouse Billy Bob Thornton.

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From Fugee to felon: how Pras ‘betrayed his country’

Ex-member of the hip-hop group was convicted of money laundering and campaign finance violations after funneling money from a rich Malaysian

Evening Standard

Jmail: Website lets you browse Jeffrey Epstein's emails like it was your own account

The US Department of Justice released around three million more documents linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation at the end of January

International Business Times UK

Ethan Browne From 'Raising Helen,' Dies at 52 in Tragic Home Incident

Ethan Browne, son of Jackson Browne and actor in 'Raising Helen,' has died at 52 after being found unresponsive in his home, his family confirmed.

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Ethan Browne, son of musician Jackson Browne, dies aged 52

Model and actor appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone as an infant, accompanied by his famous father

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Fox didn’t ask consent to a slew of actors whose voices are in their new Jesus podcast

Recently, Fox News Media announced that as part of the expansion of their faith-based vertical, Fox Faith, they would be releasing the Life of Jesus Christ Podcast, a serialized retelling beginning on November 30. The cast list boasted several familiar and notable Hollywood names, including Good Place star Kristen Bell.

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“I don’t want to talk about it anymore, if that’s all right. I feel like the dust hasn’t settled”: The devastating personal pain behind one of Radiohead’s most affecting songs

The melancholy masterpiece was a highlight of the group’s last album to date, and was accompanied by a surreal Paul Thomas Anderson-directed video

Metal Hammer

"This girl walked up to me and stopped like she’d seen a ghost. She said, 'You’re not dead.' And I said, ‘No, you’re right.'" The sad, messy story of Alice In Chains’ final album with Layne Staley - and the beginning of the end of an era

The grunge titans just about managed to hold it together for their self-titled 1995 third record but they knew something had to give

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“John called us and said he thought that we were the best stuff that he had heard since the Beatles… To hear that from John Lennon was like, ‘What?’ It was a wonderful compliment”: Davey Johnstone on Elton John’s smash-hit Beatles collab with John Lennon

How a visit from John Lennon during the sessions for Elton John’s 1975 masterpiece Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy yielded an impromptu Beatles cover and another number one hit

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“I’m still disappointed when people hear the chorus line as ‘got to’ rather than ‘get to’“: How One rescued Achtung Baby and saved U2

Track was written in just 15 minutes

The Guardian - US

Kristen Bell and Brian Cox among actors shocked they’re attached to Fox News podcast

The 52-episode Christian podcast was announced with a number of actors involved yet many claim they had no idea about it

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"I started feeling the political wheels starting to turn toward conservatism a little bit" How a song on Green Day's most misunderstood album set the groundwork for one of their biggest acts of protest

As the new millennium started, a creative decision would push Green Day onto an entirely new path, one that would come to help define their later years

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