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Did We Just See the Final VMAs? 'Hell if I Know,' Says Producer Van Toffler (opens the original)
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The MTV Video Music Awards aren’t what they used to be, but that isn’t to say they’re not entertaining. After all, what other stage hosts an epic Madonna opener complete with weed-toking Seth Rogen? Or gives George Michael his flowers in the form of a faithful tribute by the likes of Sombr, Raye, Teddy Swims, and Adam Lambert, among others? Or has the cultural currency to tractor beam Taylor Swift onto the red carpet? It drew its best audience numbers since 2015, with 8.43 million viewers tuning
Peter Rosenberg Talks Jewish Identity, Antisemitism, Macklemore, and Ye (opens the original)
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When it comes to hip-hop, there are two Rosenbergs who reign supreme: Paul Rosenberg, longtime manager of Eminem, and Peter Rosenberg, the former Hot 97 host who now cohosts the Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show. Five minutes into my talk with Peter, I tell him as much, trying to impart that his success, like Paul’s, is a source of pride among Jews working in the music business. Whether someone listened to tri-state area radio or not, Peter Rosenberg’s name carries credibility — something earned, not gi
After Surviving the 'Hurricane' of Eurovision, Eden Golan Is Still Standing (opens the original)
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A little over two years ago, singer Eden Golan found herself inside a political hurricane. Chosen to represent her home country of Israel at the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest, she faced a boycott ahead of the May 11 finale in Malmö, Sweden. Mobs of protesters met her once she arrived, and she heard a cacophony of boos inside the arena for the semifinal rounds. Just 20 years old, Golan took a lot on her shoulders in performing the song initially titled “October Rain” — namely, the collective traum
How Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Festival Made History (opens the original)
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F or decades, fans have been asking Sarah McLachlan the same question: “When are you going to revive Lilith Fair?” The traveling all-women festival, which took place in the summers of 1997 through 1999, was McLachlan’s direct response to the sexism of the music industry, and the promoters who told her that multiple women couldn’t be featured on the same concert lineup (or played consecutively on radio, for that matter). And for nearly 30 years, the singer-songwriter gave the same answer: Lilith
Life in the Key of Clive (opens the original)
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Clive Davis, who died on June 29, closing out a five-decade run in the music business, has been characterized as an innovator, mentor, risk taker, and believer. He was also hailed as an adviser, doling out opinions on everything from vacation spots to restaurants to catchy choruses and music videos. There to receive his words of wisdom were all manner of friends and associates, 10 of whom shared their experiences with Rolling Stone. “When I did my first solo album, everybody was making good mone
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