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Shirley Halperin

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Labrinth nicht an neuer „Euphoria“-Staffel beteiligt
Trotz einer früheren Ankündigung, gemeinsam an der Musik zu arbeiten, hält Oscar-Preisträger Hans Zimmer nun die alleinige Composer-Credit. Labrinth, der britische Sänger und Songwriter, dessen Voc...
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Labrinth Not Involved in New Season of ‘Euphoria’
Despite an earlier announcement that the two would collaborate on music, Oscar winner Hans Zimmer holds the sole composer credit
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Wie Sam Levinson in „Euphoria“ Staffel 3 „Entscheidungen und Konsequenzen“ abwog
„Euphoria“-Schöpfer Sam Levinson über Angus Cloud, den Abgang von Labrinth und die turbulente Produktion von Staffel zwei. Sam Levinson hat sich von Ehrgeiz noch nie aufhalten lassen. Einen Monat v...
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No Doubt’s Adrian Young Is ‘So F-ing Pumped’ to Play the Sphere
The drummer is also taking it back to 1997 with a new Orange County Drum & Percussion line, available at Guitar Center stores
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Lola Young Dazzles in Heartfelt Performance at Rolling Stone’s Future of Music Showcase
Young performed her Grammy-winning hit "Messy," read poetry, and showed off her vocal prowess to kick off the annual SXSW event
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Can ‘American Idol’ Still Create an Instant Star?
Joining the show’s industry panel in Hawaii for Season 24, a longtime observer finds the formula — and the music business — has changed
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The Bomb-Shelter Rave: Why Tel Aviv Refuses to Stop Dancing
In Israel, when missiles rain down, the real defiance isn’t in hiding 
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The Soundtrack of Iran’s Revolution
Musicians and cultural figures serve as witnesses, amplifiers, and lifelines for a nation fighting to be heard
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Clout-Chasing DJs Are Faking Co-Signs by Dubbing Over Crowd Videos. Will Labels Bite?
deadmau5 and Chainsmokers weigh in on EDM’s most insidious new trend
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Follow the Yellow Balloons: The Recovery Movement Inside the Jam-Band Universe
From Wharf Rats at Grateful Dead shows to the Phellowship at Phish, sober heads are helping each other one show at a time
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Willow Leaves Expectations at the Door in Intimate Blue Note Performance
No last name needed as the singer unveils her fully self-produced album, petal rock black
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‘Let the Record Reflect’: The Congressman Who Went Barefoot to Honor Bob Weir on the House Floor
U.S. Rep. Jared Huffman, whose California district includes Marin County, tells us about his appreciation for Weir and the Dead
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‘I Didn’t Like Myself’: David Archuleta on Shame, Stardom, and Salvation
"I asked myself which is better, ending my life or possibly being gay," says the American Idol alum and author of the new memoir Devout
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‘American Idol’ Music Supervisor Robin Kaye to Be Honored Posthumously at Hollywood Event
The Guild of Music Supervisors Awards will also recognize Raphael Saadiq with the Icon Award at its Feb. 28 ceremony in Los Angeles
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Playing in the World’s Biggest Band — 1,000 Members Strong — at Its U.S. Debut
A guitarist shares his experience joining Rockin’1000 for a performance of “Born to Run” at New Orleans’ Superdome
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Tracy Zamot, Veteran Publicist for Atlantic and Virgin Records, Dead at 55
Matchbox Twenty, Lenny Kravitz and Phil Collins were among the acts she represented
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One More Saturday Night: Bobby Weir Remembered at San Francisco ‘Homecoming’
A first-generation Rolling Stone writer went back to where it all started
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David Bowie’s Spirit Returns in a Powerful, All-Star L.A. Tribute Marking 10 Years Since His Death
Longtime Bowie bandmate Mike Garson leads members of the Smashing Pumpkins and Red Hot Chili Peppers, along with Andra Day and Judith Hill, in an emotional remembrance
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Why My Love for Dead & Company Transcends the Grateful Dead
With the passing of his client, lifelong Deadhead and Weir's manager Kraig Fox reflects on four decades of tape trading, transcendence, and change
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