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Britney Spears' Director Weighed In On That Text Message Singer Alleged Justin Timberlake Sent When They Broke Up

Britney Spears' music video director recalls seeing the text message that Justin Timberlake allegedly sent when breaking up with the star.

Cinemablend

From Bruce Springsteen to Beyonce: 10 Eddie Vedder duets you need to watch

Springsteen, the Stones, Neil Young, R.E.M., Coldplay, QOTSA, The Doors, Beyoncé... the Pearl Jam frontman has sung with them all.

Louder

“You hear bombs, a baby being born, an eagle flying, you hear things that people don’t normally hear”: how Jimi Hendrix pulled back from the brink of disaster at Woodstock and sealed his legend

The story of Jimi Hendrix’s iconic appearance at 1969’s Woodstock festival

Louder

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“For a while, I got jealous." Christine McVie on playing second fiddle to Stevie Nicks in Fleetwood Mac

The Fleetwood Mac duo went on to become close friends until McVie's death in 2022

Louder

"It's the sort of stuff that can't be taught" – Jimmy Page performs onstage for the first time in eight years with tribute to Link Wray

One trailblazer salutes another, and the rest of the musical highlights from the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 2023 ceremony

MusicRadar

“The world of music was going through some serious changes and we were not embracing them”: how Yes’s Going For The One and Tormato almost ended things for good

Punk rock, flying fruit and rollerskating accidents – how Yes went from triumph to disaster at the end of the 1970s

Louder

Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis responds to 2024 headliner ‘leak’

Eavis said headline acts won’t be revealed until the new year as it’s ‘changing every day’

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“A chance to work with him would be incredible. But in a way I do… he always raises the bar a bit higher”: Why Peter Gabriel is Kip Winger’s prog hero

Pin-up turned classical composer deeply inspired by a catalogue that shows “the difference between musicians who are entertainers versus musicians who are true artists”

Louder

Sammy Hagar says it's "ugly" that a tribute concert in honour of Eddie Van Halen hasn't taken place

Red Rocker Sammy Hagar thinks a concert in Eddie Van Halen's memory should happen – but says it's not his job to arrange it

Metal Hammer

Kennedy, Sinatra and the Mafia review – a barely believable tale of corruption and betrayal

This documentary’s examination of the singer, the president and organised crime is exhilaratingly grubby. The twisting, steadily intensifying story is a corker

The Guardian - UK

Reports Madonna, Dua Lipa and Coldplay to headline Glastonbury 2024 untrue, says organiser

Emily Eavis denies reports the three acts will top the bill on Pyramid stage at next year’s festival

The Guardian - UK

“We were the same side of the coin – we were just different coins." Eddie Vedder on Kurt Cobain, and the time they slow danced together

The Pearl Jam frontman reflects on his complex relationship with Kurt Cobain

Metal Hammer

The 10 best Lynyrd Skynyrd songs that aren’t Free Bird, according to Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist Rickey Medlocke

Deep cuts, party starters and live treasures – the connoisseurs’ Lynyrd Skynyrd songs, chosen by someone who knows them inside out

Louder

Watch Jimmy Page make his first live appearance in 12 years at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame ceremony

Jimmy Page surprises the audience at the 2023 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame with a performance of Link Wray’s Rumble

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The Independent UK

Paul McCartney says death of John Lennon is still ‘bitter pill to swallow’

Musician recalled fond memories of hitchhiking with his bandmates, following the release of Beatles song ‘Now and Then’

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Cat Power’s cultural highlights

The indie singer-songwriter on her favourite New York restaurant, Dave Chappelle on top form, and Tracey Emin up close

Metal Hammer

“We’ll fight Foo day and night to make sure you receive the compensation you deserve." Watch the brilliant moment Foo Fighters posed as lawyers in a fake TV commercial

Dave Grohl and co. filmed the hilarious skit for the Letterman show back in 2014

Chicago Sun-Times

Mariah Carey sued again over ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’

For the second time in as many years, singer-songwriter Vince Vance has lodged a lawsuit against Carey alleging she stole the holiday song from him.

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Evening Standard

Michael Buble: I love that my Christmas album has become a tradition

He had a number one album, Christmas, in 2011.

The Independent UK

Money for something: Dire Straits in demand as ‘huge amounts offered’ for reunion

Rock band are regular source of reform hopes – but it seems like it might never happen

Louder

“Certain people might think that – the type of person that wears only denim, has a lot of tattoos and doesn’t wash”: meet the man who ‘ruined’ Status Quo

Andy Bown has played keyboards with Status Quo for 50 years and has been with them through some tough times. But some fans still won’t forgive him for ‘ruining’ the band

Louder

“Not just an amorphous stream of swirly pothead trance rock… In fact, this album feels more focused than its predecessor:” Gong’s Unending Ascending

With the late Daevid Allen’s blessing, Kavus Torabi continues the 54-year-old band’s mission to music’s outer reaches

The Guardian - UK

Tim Dowling: bad wine, rain and daytime TV – I must be back on the road

Sitting in the soulless hotel bar in the giant industrial park, the band discusses the mistakes we made

Cinemablend

Nick Carter Gets Emotional Reflecting On Brother Aaron’s Death Almost One Year Later

Backstreet Boys alum Nick Carter got tearful while remembering his late brother, Aaron Carter.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bradley Parker-Sparrow’s album tattoos are a tribute to the start of his jazz career

The 69-year-old musician, who previously was Chicago’s composer-in-residence, started getting tattoos as a way to shake up the jazz scene.

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