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Jason Newman

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Larry David Saw O.J. Simpson at a Country Club the Day Nicole Brown Simpson Was Killed
According to a new biography, Seinfeld showrunner and Simpson both ate breakfast at Riviera Country Club on June 12, 1994
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Riverside Church Ordered to Pay $11.3 Million to Child Sex Abuse Victim
Ex-basketball player detailed sexual abuse by Ernest Lorch, the coach and powerful attorney of the once-vaunted basketball team
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Eva Marie Saint, Oscar-Winning ‘On the Waterfront’ Actress, Dead at 102
North by Northwest star was one of the last bridges to Hollywood’s Golden Age
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Mighty Sparrow, King of Calypso Music, Dead at 91
"He was an institution in the entertainment industry, well admired for his skill and finesse as a singer, songwriter and mentor," daughter writes
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Amy Winehouse’s Band Announce ‘Back To Black 20’ show with Mark Ronson, Raye
The one-off star-studded show will hit the Roundhouse in October
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Peter Rosenberg Talks Jewish Identity, Antisemitism, Macklemore, and Ye
The media personality discusses the impossible middle ground of the Middle East conflict
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Repression of Free Speech Is Never the Way
Billionaire NFL owners should not ban artists whose views they disagree with
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Legs McNeil Witnesses the Demise of the Sex Pistols in New Memoir
Just days after punk pioneers played "one of the most boring rock & roll shows ever," McNeil writes in his book 'Resident Punk,' Johnny Rotten called it quits
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Cassandra Wilson, Grammy-Winning Jazz Singer, Dead at 70
Vocalist blended jazz with pop music repertoire and was famous for putting refreshing, unusual spins on well-known songs
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I Followed Tupac Shakur’s Murder for Three Decades. Keffe D Talked Too Much
Time and a big mouth finally catch up to Duane "Keffe D" Davis in hip-hop superstar's murder
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He Investigated Tupac’s Murder. Keffe D’s Verdict ‘Feels Like Vindication’
"It’s a prosecuted case with a conviction, and so there’s justice," Greg Kading tells Rolling Stone in his first interview since Duane Davis was convicted
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All Hopped Up and Ready to Go: All-Star Punks Honor Ramones at 50
Travis Barker, Billie Joe Armstrong, Tim Armstrong, and CJ Ramone's Cretin Family lead concert tribute to punk group
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Tim Curry, ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ ‘Clue,’ and ‘It’ Star, Dead at 80
The actor, who starred in films and TV, including portraying Stephen King's murderous clown Pennywise, died Tuesday night
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Dolly Parton, Hardscrabble Storyteller Turned Global Entertainer, Dead at 80
The Country Music Hall of Fame member died Tuesday after battling health issues for the last year
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Reggie Watts Is a Prominent Ketamine Advocate. Was It His Ex’s ‘Undoing’?
The comedian promotes ketamine and psychedelics to explore higher consciousness. Yet friends of his ex-girlfriend, who died by suicide, claim his encouragement fueled an addiction. Watts' team call...
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Slash Talks Shredding With Broadway’s Vampires in ‘The Lost Boys’
Guns N’ Roses guitarist joins Tony-winning vampire musical he co-produced for a one-off performance of “Have to Have You”
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Riverside Church Abuse Cases Still Mired in Courts Six Months After First Trial
Three of the 26 plaintiffs who filed lawsuits alleging they were abused as children while playing for the vaunted youth sports program have died awaiting justice
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Amidst AI-Music War, Suno Finds Another Industry Partner in BMG
Two out of three major labels are still suing AI-music giant Suno, but the company is partnering with the fourth-largest music company, BMG, on new models
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Watch the First Teaser for ‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’
The new season of the Ryan Murphy-produced anthology series will explore the 1892 murders that captured the nation
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Amy Helm Allegedly Caused $2 Million in Damages to Levon Helm Studio, Lawsuit Claims
The Woodstock venue’s new leadership team claims Levon Helm’s daughter was behind “millions of dollars of self-dealing transaction” during her tenure as president
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William Orbit, Grammy-Winning Producer of Madonna’s ‘Ray of Light,’ Dead at 69
Electronic music extraordinaire also worked on Blur's experimental 13 in addition to songs by U2, No Doubt, Pink, and more
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‘A Soulless Demon’: D4vd’s Path From Pop Star to Accused Killer
David Burke’s moody music made him a Gen Z sensation. But authorities say he was hiding a shocking secret: the gruesome murder and dismemberment of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez
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Glen Hansard, Oscar-Winning ‘Once’ Musician, Dead at 56
Irish singer-songwriter dies after motorcycle crash in Dublin
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The Ultramarathon Inspired by a Cult 1979 Gang Movie
Last weekend, around 100 runners dressed as gang members gathered in an abandoned stadium in the Bronx’s Van Cortlandt Park at one in the morning. Armed with running vests, gels, and electrolytes, ...
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Search Intensifies for Teens Missing Since 1973 Music Festival
Joint police task force ramps up efforts to solve the oldest missing teens case in America
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