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Grammy-Winning Folk Singer-Songwriter Nanci Griffith Dies
Nanci Griffith, the Grammy-winning folk singer-songwriter from Texas whose literary songs like “Love at the Five and Dime” celebrated the South, has died
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Taylor Swift to Perform Concert at Final Four in Atlanta
Taylor Swift will perform at Centennial Olympic Park during the men’s Final Four weekend.
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‘Tonight': Taylor Swift Reacts to Post-Surgery Video of Self
Taylor Swift reacts to some never-before-seen footage of her acting loopy after laser eye surgery and she teases what songs she’ll perform on “Saturday Night Live.”
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Judge Declines to Increase R. Kelly's Bond in Chicago Case
R. Kelly returned to a Chicago courtroom Tuesday as a judge declined to raise bond for his criminal matter in the city in wake of federal indictments against the singer.
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Grammy-Winning Songwriter LaShawn Daniels Dies in Car Crash
LaShawn Daniels, a Grammy Award-winning songwriter who penned songs for Beyoncé, Whitney Houston and Lady Gaga has died. He was 41. Daniels’ wife April said in a statement that her husband died in a car accident Tuesday in South Carolina. He earned a Grammy in 2001 for his songwriting work on Destiny Child’s “Say My Name.” Daniels co-wrote several Grammy-nominated...
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Trial Date Set in R. Kelly's Federal Case in Chicago
A trial for R. Kelly’s federal case is expected to take place in the spring, a judge ruled Wednesday as attorneys for the singer fight to have him released from jail.
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Judge Denies Temporary Guardianship Bid By Trio of Nipsey Hussle's Relatives
A judge Thursday denied a bid by three of Nipsey Hussle’s relatives to be named temporary guardians of the slain rapper’s 10-year-old daughter, but he set a trial for October on whether they should be made permanent guardians.
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Kelly Clarkson to Host Clear the Shelters TV Special
Grammy award-winning artist Kelly Clarkson will host this year’s Clear the Shelters special, a 30-minute show recapping the NBC and Telemundo stations annual pet adoption drive. The program will air on NBC stations beginning Aug. 23 (check local listings).
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Kacey Musgraves' Museum Exhibit Allows Her Time to Reflect
Kacey Musgraves’ career has been moving and changing fast over the last couple of years, leaving little time for reflection until she saw her life chronicled behind museum glass.
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‘I'm Not Male or Female': Sam Smith Comes Out as Gender Nonbinary
Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Sam Smith has come out as gender nonbinary. “I’m not male or female. I think I float somewhere in between,” Smith said Friday on actor Jameela Jamil’s new Instagram show, “I Weigh Interviews.” Smith said when he saw the words “nonbinary” and “genderqueer” and heard people speak about these identities, which are used to describe those who...
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List of Winners in Top Grammy Award Categories
A partial list of winners in top early categories at the 61th annual Grammy Awards.
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Steve Memmolo Performs During First Night Boston
Steve Memmolo, a contestant on “The Voice,” plays a song on NBC10 Boston on New Year’s Eve.
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Worcester Native Gets Nominated for Grammys
A Worcester, Massachusetts man was nominated for two 2019 Grammy Awards on Friday, becoming the first solo rap artist from New England to do so.
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Worcester Native Joyner Lucas Earns 2 Grammy Nominations
A Worcester, Massachusetts man was nominated for two 2019 Grammy Awards on Friday, becoming the first solo rap artist from New England to do so.
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Christina Aguilera Denied Song With Band at New Orleans Bar
Pop star Christina Aguilera says a band at a New Orleans bar denied her a turn on the mic the night before she performed in the city.
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Broadway Musical ‘Wicked' Celebrates 15-Year Run With NBC Special
Fifteen years ago, one of the top films in the land was “Finding Nemo” and Shania Twain played the Super Bowl halftime show. 50 Cent’s “Get Rich or Die Tryin'” was a hit album and a couple of witches-to-be took over Broadway. The musical “Wicked” shook off some tepid reviews to roar into Broadway history and this Monday is celebrating...
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A Life Well Lived: Timeline of Major Events in the Life of Aretha Franklin
In 1956 Franklin released her first album, a gospel collection called “Songs of Faith,” recorded at her father’s church when she was 14.
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A Look Inside Marc Anthony's New $19M Coral Gables Mansion
Grammy award-winning singer Marc Anthony is the new owner of a $19 million Mediterranean-style mansion in Coral Gables.
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3 Doors Down Guitarist's Fatal Overdose: Trial Begins for Doctor Who Prescribed Drugs
Prosecutors and defense lawyers disagreed in opening arguments Friday about who is the victim in the federal criminal trial of an Alabama doctor accused of prescribing drugs that killed the former guitarist for rock band 3 Doors Down. Prosecutors said 38-year-old guitarist Matthew Roberts, who was found dead in a Wisconsin hotel in 2016, was the victim. Al.com reported that...
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Trial Set for Physician in 3 Doors Down Guitarist's Fatal Overdose
An Alabama physician is scheduled to go on trial Friday on charges that he improperly prescribed fentanyl and other drugs to 3 Doors Down guitarist Matthew Roberts, who died of a drug overdose. Dr. Richard Snellgrove of Fairhope faces a 13-count federal indictment in Mobile alleging unlawful distribution of controlled substances and health care fraud. An indictment alleges he prescribed...