Wednesday, February 24, 2010 - Posts
Tim Urban tripped up during his second shot at "American Idol" fame.
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Jay Leno is pumping more music into his "Tonight Show" return.
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A Florida woman has sued rapper 50 Cent in New York City, claiming he unlawfully distributed her homemade sex video over the Internet after editing himself into it as a wig-wearing narrator.
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Muse and Kasabian tied for top spot at the NME music awards on Wednesday with two prizes apiece.
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Police charged a man with arson Wednesday in a fire at the music company offices of a Grammy-winning songwriting team who produced dozens of best-selling records from R&B stars including Teddy Pendergrass, Patti LaBelle, Lou Rawls and the O'Jays.
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Police charged a man with arson Wednesday in a fire at the music company offices of a Grammy-winning songwriting team Gamble and Huff who scored dozens of hits for stars including Teddy Pendergrass, Patti LaBelle, Lou Rawls and the O'Jays.
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A Florida woman has sued rapper 50 Cent in Manhattan, claiming he unlawfully distributed her homemade sex tape over the Internet after editing himself into it as a wig-wearing narrator.
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On May 14, 1948, Ezio Pinza sang his last "Don Giovanni" with the Metropolitan Opera on tour in Cleveland and retired from the company. The next year, the Italian basso crossed over to Broadway, creating the role of Emile de Becque in the musical "South
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There's no chandelier. But there is a roller coaster — literal and, producers hope, emotional.
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At 21, Alan Lomax went to Haiti and recorded its citizens making music — songs about Voodoo, carnival politics, children's games and the first airplanes crisscrossing its Caribbean skies in the late 1930s.
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Ferlin Husky, who first achieved stardom with his 1957 song "Gone," will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame along with veteran country stars Jimmy Dean, Don Williams, and Billy Sherrill.
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Leif (LAFE) Garrett has pleaded not guilty in a felony drug possession case in Los Angeles.
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Jennifer Lopez is off of Sony's block.
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Sade led the U.S. pop album chart for a second week on Wednesday as overall sales slid in the post-Valentine's day lull.
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Gamble and Huff, the song writing team that scored hit records for Teddy Pendergrass, Patti LaBelle, Lou Rawls and the O'Jays, among others, has pledged to rebound from a fire at their music company offices.
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A Grammy-winning songwriting team has pledged to rebound from a fire at their music company offices, which produced dozens of best-selling records from R&B stars including Teddy Pendergrass, Patti LaBelle, Lou Rawls and the O'Jays.
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More than a year after disclosing he is gay, Clay Aiken is speaking before a gay-rights event in his hometown.
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Patti LaBelle thinks some people shouldn't be on "American Idol" — and she's not talking about the contestants.
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If you're Michael Giacchino going into the stretch of the 82nd Academy Awards season, you have to be feeling good about your chances of winning an Oscar.
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Attila the Hun invaded the stage of the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday night, and he brought with him a welcome accomplice: Riccardo Muti, making his long-overdue conducting debut.
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