With “Drink of Choice,” Texas rapper J’Moris proves that you don’t need a massive following to deliver music with real
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Foxing Play Farewell Show In St. Louis
Farewell, at least for now, to Foxing. A couple of months ago — not that long after releasing their self
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Kurt Vile & Stephen Malkmus Cover Oblivians’ “Feel Real Good”
Stephen Malkmus and Kurt Vile both headlined Raised By Sound Fest in Memphis, Tennessee last night. The respective Pavement and
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KISS Honored By Donald Trump, Gene Simmons Blames “Bad Decisions” For Ace Frehley’s Death
The Kennedy Center has officially embraced its first post-“woke” class of honorees. Over the summer, Donald Trump announced that the
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White House Posts Second Sabrina Carpenter Edit Promoting ICE After She Gets First One Blocked
The White House’s social media strategy of late has been pretty simple: Use a pop star’s song in a video
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Today In Hip Hop History: Cam’Ron Dropped His ‘Purple Haze’ Album 21 Years Ago
On this date in 2004, Camron delivered his fourth solo album Purple Haze, a release stamped by Diplomats, Roc A
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Apple Music Reveals 2025 Year End Charts Highlighting Global Hits and Breakout Stars
Apple Music has released its highly anticipated 2025 Year End Charts, celebrating the songs, artists, and cultural moments that defined
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Post Malone and Bud Light Announce Super Bowl LX Weekend Concert
Bud Light and global superstar Post Malone are teaming up once again for one of Super Bowl LX weekend’s biggest
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Celebrating Culture and Community: Dave Bishop Leads the DET AWARDS WEEKEND
In the vibrant landscape of Detroit, one name stands out as a champion for culture and community: Dave Bishop. As
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Adam Sandler Reveals Love Of Hole’s Live Through This, Sits Down With Ariana Grande
It’s a big day for Adam Sandler videos on the internet. The Sandman is in promo mode for Jay Kelly,
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Garbage’s Shirley Manson Got Really, Really Pissed About The Beach Balls At Good Things Melbourne
Garbage frontwoman Shirley Manson has always been an outspoken figure, and she’s holding nothing back these days. Garbage recently finished
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Nova Wolf Drops “Ghost of You,” A Haunting New Cut That Hits Harder Than Expected
Nova Wolf isn’t playing around this season. Today marks the official release of “Ghost of You,” and the track arrives
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Miley Cyrus Hates Paper
The headline at the top of this blog post is not a figure of speech. It’s not an exaggeration. It’s
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SOURCE SPORTS: Yankees Legend CC Sabathia Helps To Unveil $11M Sports Complex In Harlem
This past Tuesday marked a major moment for Harlem and for New York City baseball culture as Yankees legend and
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Lily Allen Announces West End Girl North American Tour
Lily Allen appeared out of nowhere in October with her first album in seven years, West End Girl, a conceptual
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OWN and NAACP Unite To Celebrate Black Voices Impacting The Community
OWN and the NAACP joined forces on Monday December one for an exclusive post event celebration that blended glamour, gratitude,
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“Weird Al” Yankovic Demands That You Pronounce His Last Name Correctly
It seems simple, doesn’t it? His name is “Weird Al” Yankovic. That’s Yank-oh-vick. This man has been famous for my
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Isaiah Falls and Alex Isley Share New “Just a Dream” Music Video
R&B artist Isaiah Falls has released the official music video for “Just a Dream,” featuring Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Alex Isley. The
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‘NBA 2K26’ Releases Third Player Ratings Update Highlighting Barnes, Flagg, and Hart
2K has unveiled the third NBA 2K26 Player Ratings update of the regular season, spotlighting three players whose recent performances
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Google’s 2025 Year in Search Reveals Biggest Music, Culture, and Entertainment Moments
Google has released its annual Year in Search report, highlighting the trends and cultural moments that defined 2025. The data
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