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Tim Mohr, Journalist And Author Who Worked With Duff McKagan And Paul Stanley, Dead At 55

Sharon Osbourne Says She Is Open To Possibility Of Black Sabbath Hologram Show

Sum 41 Give Final Live Performance During Juno Awards, Get Inducted Into Canadian Music Hall Of Fame

Bruce Springsteen Pays Tribute To Childhood Friend Joe DePugh, Who Inspired His Hit "Glory Days"

Shannon Larkin And Tony Rombola Announce That They Have Officially Quit Godsmack

Wet Leg Announce New Album, 'Moisturizer,' And Share Lead Single, "Catch These Fists"

Pierce The Veil Add Fall Dates To 2025 'I Can't Hear You World Tour'

Bruce Springsteen Teases Forthcoming Release Of A "Lost" Project

Morgan Wallen Selling 'Get Me To God's Country' Merch Following Controversial SNL Exit

Morgan Wallen is capitalizing on the controversy surrounding his abrupt exit from Saturday Night Live over the weekend, by selling hats and t-shirts emblazoned with his viral quote, "Get Me to God's Country." Following the country star's quick departur...

Sharon Osbourne Says She Is Open To Possibility Of Black Sabbath Hologram Show

Ahead of Black Sabbath's final concert on July 5, Ozzy Osbourne's wife and manager Sharon Osbourne said she is open to the possibility of a future hologram show from the metal legends akin to ABBA Voyage. In a new interview with Metal Hammer, Sharon wa...

Ellen Pompeo Reflects On Appearance In "Bad Blood" Video, Says Taylor Swift Gave Her 'Biggest Check' For Children's Charity

During an appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show on Wednesday (April 2), actress Ellen Pompeo expressed gratitude for Taylor Swift's generous contribution to a children's hospital program. Pompeo reminisced about her cameo in Swift's 2014 music video f...

Roger Daltrey Reveals That He Is Going Deaf And Blind

During The Who's recent two-night stand at London's Royal Albert Hall, frontman Roger Daltrey gave the audience an update about his current health status. "The joys of getting old mean you go deaf. I also now have got the joy of going blind," the 81-ye...

Sexual Assault Lawsuit Against Sean Combs Dismissed After Jane Doe Refuses To Reveal Identity

One of the multiple sexual assault lawsuits against Sean "Diddy" Combs was dismissed on Monday (March 31), as the Jane Doe's claims of an assault at a 1995 party in New York City were not pursued further by the woman. Despite her attorney's efforts to ...

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Mark Ronson injured his bicep trying to move stage equipment during a performance. He shared a picture from the hospital and joked about the incident on Instagram. He may need surgery for two popped tendons. Ronson has been performing to support his up...

'The Simpsons,' 'Family Guy,' 'Bob's Burgers,' 'American Dad' All Get Four-Season Renewals

Fox has locked in massive four-season renewals for animated hits The Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, and American Dad. The unprecedented renewals ensure The Simpsons will reach seasons 37-40, Family Guy seasons 24-27, Bob's Burgers seasons 16-19, ...

Michael Jackson Biopic Likely Splitting Into Two Movies, Delaying Release Date

Antoine Fuqua's upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, Michael, may be divided into two movies, potentially leading to a delay of its current Oct. 3 release date. The project features an impressive ensemble cast, with Jaafar Jackson making his screen debut a...

Val Kilmer, Star Of 'Batman Forever,' 'Tombstone,' Dies At 65

Val Kilmer, known for iconic roles in films like Batman Forever, Tombstone, and The Doors, passed away in Los Angeles at the age of 65. The cause of his death was confirmed by his daughter Mercedes to be pneumonia, after a long battle with throat cance...

David Fincher To Direct Brad Pitt In 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' Netflix Follow-Up From Tarantino Script

David Fincher will reportedly direct a sequel to Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, with Tarantino writing the screenplay. The project, still untitled, is in development at Netflix. Brad Pitt is said to reprising his role as stuntman Cl...

U.S. Cities With the Most Retail Business Growth

Traditional retail has faced major headwinds over the past two decades, first driven by the rise of e-commerce and then accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. As online shopping grew, physical retailers struggled to compete, leading to ...

Cities With the Largest Shortage of Mental Health Workers

Over the past decade, rates of mental illness, drug overdoses, and suicides have risen sharply across the United States, signaling a growing crisis in behavioral health. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)...

The New Face of Farming: States Leading the Rise of Female Farmers

As Women's History Month highlights the contributions of women across industries, a quiet transformation is unfolding in American agriculture. Female farmers are taking on a larger role in shaping the future of farming, contributing to...

Feeding America: Which States Depend Most on Food Assistance?

For decades, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has been one of the most significant social welfare programs in the United States, helping millions of Americans afford basic nutrition. As a federally funded program, S...

Inflation vs. Wages: Where Salaries Haven't Kept Pace With Rising Costs

Over the past few years, rising inflation has put increasing financial pressure on American households, particularly those in the middle class. While wages have grown in nominal terms, many workers feel they are falling behind as the c...

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