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- Oct 1, 2026
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Rare Photos of Dolly Parton With "Goofy" Carl Dean Surface (opens the original)
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Fans are getting more insight into Dolly Parton’s love story with Carl Dean. Following Parton’s death, Rebecca Seaver, the late singer’s niece and the director of the Dolly Parton Archive, opened up about her work to preserve her aunt’s legacy. Part of that work, Seaver told Vogue, is serving as the executive director of Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum, which opened last month in Nashville. The museum was well underway before Parton’s death. Even the singer was surprised about some of the thi
Kelly Clarkson Shares Her "Controversial" Opinion on AI in Music (opens the original)
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Kelly Clarkson is sharing her take on AI. During a recent appearance on the Las Culturistas podcast, The Voice coach admitted that her opinion on AI use in music is “controversial.” “Here’s the thing. I love AI. There are very amazing things with AI that I am obsessed with. I’m very into it artistically, too. I have fun with it just like everybody else does,” Clarkson said. “But when you see AI artists competing on a chart with humans, I have an issue. I think there should be a separate chart.”
Paul McCartney Reveals Why He Believes John Lennon Initially Criticized His Post-Beatles Work (opens the original)
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Paul McCartney is opening up about his late pal. Following a Los Angeles screening of the Wings documentary, Man on the Run, McCartney sat down for a conversation with director Morgan Neville and moderator Judd Apatow for a wide-ranging conversation. After the Beatles split, McCartney formed a duo with his then-wife, Linda, and released an album titled Ram. Shortly thereafter, McCartney started his band, Wings. In both post-Beatles projects, McCartney’s one-time bandmate, John Lennon, was public
Heavy Metal Pioneer Who Helped Give Birth to Black Metal Dies at 63 (opens the original)
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Cronos has died. Venom, the heavy metal band the singer founded in 1995, announced his death in a Facebook post. He was 63. No cause of death was provided for Cronos, whose birth name was Conrad Lant. “It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that we share the news that Conrad ‘Cronos’ Lant has passed away,” the band wrote. “For more than four decades, Conrad’s voice, bass and vision were at the heart of Venom.” “From the first dark rumblings of Welcome to Hell, through Black Metal, At War
Billy Joel Shares Health Update After Brain Surgery: “I Want People To Not Have To Worry About Me” (opens the original)
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Billy Joel is reassuring fans about his health. During a recent call-in with fans on his SiriusXM channel, the Piano Man himself spoke out for the first time since he underwent brain surgery. “I know people are worried about me because they read that I have a brain disorder, which sounds a lot worse than it actually is,” he told callers. “I’m OK.” “My balance isn’t that good. Lost a little bit of my hearing, but that may have to do with my age, too, and the rock and roll life and the loud volume
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