Panic! at the Disco have unveiled new song "High Hopes." It follows the release of previous singles "Say Amen (Saturday Night)" and "(Fuck A) Silver Lining" from their

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Pusha-T has finally released the details for his third solo album, Daytona, due out digitally on Friday. The seven-song record was produced by Kanye West, who guests on the track "What Would Meek Do?" Pusha-T reportedly

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Philip Roth died at a point in American history when separating fact from fiction has become an integral task in our daily political discourse and mental survival. But with a writer like Roth, fantasy and reality are intertwined – we think we know his life story through the stories he created. If we're to use Roth's novels and stories to tell his biography, then we ultimately arrive at the

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UPDATE: ABC News has responded to Michael Jackson estate's objections over the network's The Last Days of Michael Jackson. “ABC News’ documentary explores the life, career and legacy of Michael Jackson, who remains of great interest to people worldwide," an ABC News spokesperson said in a statement. "The program does not infringe on his estate’s rights, but as a courtesy, we

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Diplo and Mark Ronson's new song "Only Can Get Better" is their first for joint-project, Silk City. The song revolves around around a funky synth-bass and a muffled vocal hook from Australian R&B singer Daniel Merriweather.

Silk City

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On a sunny day in May, a very strange reunion is happening in the dusty desert town of Hildale, Utah. In an empty lot, tables and chairs stand in long rows, covered with plastic tablecloths that flap in the wind. At noon, the guests arrive. They come in Hondas and cargo shorts, Toyotas and tank tops, lining up at the buffet and fanning themselves with paper plates. On the other side of the

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In its original form on Life Changes, Thomas Rhett's "Leave Right Now" veered into electronic pop territory with its noticeable Chainsmokers influence, alternating between weightless vocal sections and propulsive, beat-heavy passages that mixed fizzy synth lines and ghostly pedal steel. DJ Martin Jensen's remix of the song, from Rhett's Leave Right Now – The Remixes EP,

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In response to Friday’s shooting that left 10 dead at Santa Fe High School, Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Monday announced he would hold a series of roundtable discussions on gun violence. The first of the series – which will feature a combination of legislators, law enforcement officials,

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Christina Aguilera and Demi Lovato rally against oppressive forces – physically and thematically – in the new 

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The Simpsons creator Matt Groening and Netflix have scheduled their new fantasy-minded animated comedy series, Disenchantment, to debut in August.

"Viewers will be whisked away to the crumbling medieval kingdom of Dreamland, where they will follow the misadventures of hard-drinking young princess

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On Tuesday night, 15-year-old Brynn Cartelli became the youngest contestant to ever win The Voice. Throughout the show, she tackled dramatic ballads – Lady Gaga's' "You and I," Adele's "Skyfall" – and impressed viewers with her vocal poise. As longtime Voice coach and Maroon Five singer Adam Levine put it

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On the latest single from his sophomore album, Zayn disses a deceitful ex on "Entertainer." The track's minimalist, plaintive tone heightens his fragility, which comes across in his defensive lines like: "I watch you and laugh with and fuck with you/ Don't you take me for a fool/ In this game, I own the rules."

The accompanying music video shows this transient romance playing out

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Throughout his more than 40 years as a songwriter, producer and recording artist, Rodney Crowell has explored an expansive musical landscape from intimate, heartbreaking ballads to spirited honky-tonk rockers. For his 19th album, the Grammy-winning musician, whose

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If you had to describe the state of the Democratic Party in 2018, you could pretty well capture it in two wildly contrasting vignettes from the past two days. Cut to Tuesday evening in Atlanta, Georgia: In a jam-packed and jubilant ballroom, 44-year-old Stacey Abrams – who's running to become the first black female governor in American history – celebrated a landslide victory in the state's

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Beginning in 1992, photographer David Rose was Bruce Springsteen's shooter of choice for a full decade. It was a time of transition, experimentation and reunion for the rock superstar – marked by his first albums and tours without the E Street Band – as he raised his young family in Los Angeles and New

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Rising pop star Julia Michaels performed a smoky medley of her songs "Issues" and "Jump" with the newly-minted winner of The Voice, Brynn Cartelli, during the Season 14 finale.

The singers opened with the dramatic pop ballad "Issues," trading vocals over a bed of strings. Michaels sang in her

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Big Von, a longtime Bay Area DJ, was nearing the peak of a six-hour club set at New Karibbean City in Oakland on December 15th when a regular named Freddie made a perplexing request: "Yo, you got 'Boo'd Up'?" Big Von didn't know the record, and he doesn't like being told what to play. But Freddie had never bothered him before, so Big Von downloaded "Boo'd Up," originally released by the singer

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Buddy Guy has unveiled his searing, six-minute-long rendition of "Nine Below Zero," the first preview off the blues legend's upcoming album The Blues Is Alive and

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Just a few days after a weekend Twitter meltdown that featured a call for the Department of Justice to investigate whether the FBI "infiltrated" his campaign for political purposes, President Trump on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning fired off another torrent of tweets about the

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In the midst of all the drama of Tuesday night's The Voice finale, which saw 15-year-old Brynn Cartelli — a pupil of first-time series coach Kelly Clarkson — become the show's youngest-ever winner, Jason Aldean stopped by the NBC reality show to play his barstool ballad "Drowns the Whiskey."

The tear-jerking song was

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