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Carrickmore and Nirvana: Kurt Cobain’s Co Tyrone roots explained

The village of Carrickmore recently held an event to mark the link between Cobain and his Co Tyrone ancestry

Belfast Live

Pharrell Williams song ‘Happy’ makes listeners happier than any other song, new analysis finds

Pharrell Williams’ ‘Happy’ apparently conveys the most joy, while Nirvana’s ‘Something In The Way’ was the most miserable

The Independent UK

Has Spotify really wrapped up the mystery of musical taste?

As the streaming giant parcels up the data on our personal listening habits, two authors reflect on how taste is formed – and why our music choices are never entirely our own

The Guardian - UK

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Remembering Nirvana’s intimate Glasgow gig that happened 31 years ago

It was the only time Nirvana ever graced Glasgow in the early 1990s, and while there is little photo or video evidence of the gig, it’s well remembered by many.

Glasgow Live

Chapter and verse: Author Andy Bollen on intersection of music, comedy and football

Andy Bollen is talking with boyish enthusiasm about his favourite subjects: music, comedy and football.

The National (Scotland)

10 Best Rockabye Baby! lullaby covers (the infant playlist every new parent needs)

The baby playlist you didn't know you needed

USA Today Sports Media Group

It’s hairmageddon! Is the leather-codpieced world of glam metal making a comeback?

Set fire to your drumsticks and crank the dry ice up to 11. The bands that once ruled metal may be returning to the throne. But is there more to glam than loud riffs, spandex and debauchery?

The Guardian - UK

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‘Our presenter got kidnapped by German pornographers’ – How we made The Word

‘Police surrounded the studio one night because they thought somebody had a gun and was going to shoot Terry Christian’

The Guardian - UK

Nick Rhodes on Duran Duran's growth

Rhodes looks back on the band's transitional 1997 album, continuing without John Taylor, Nirvana's genius and more

Salon

Morning Mail: push for gas export limits, teen vaping addicts call Quit, UN doubts climate pledges

Thursday: Former competition watchdog boss Rod Sims says gas industry ‘just needs the threat’ of export caps to lower prices. Plus: 46 uses for leftover cheese

The Guardian - AU

‘Kurt was not in a good way’: backstage on Nirvana’s first – and only - Australian tour

Promoter Stephen ‘Pav’ Pavlovic spent weeks on tour with bands like Nirvana and Hole in the 1990s. ‘I hoarded everything,’ he says – and a new exhibition reveals all

The Guardian - AU

Why Gen X grew up to skew Republican

Turns out that in the fantasy world of Gen X films, it was a mistake to believe more of us related to the slackers

Salon

Last Days review – Leith’s opera is bleak and beautiful

Oliver Leith’s new work, based on Gus Van Sant’s fictionalised account of the final days of Kurt Cobain, keeps its audience at arm’s length, allowing its dense score to articulate and drive the drama

The Guardian - UK

Last Days review: Extraordinary Kurt Cobain opera avoids all the clichés Nirvana fans might have predicted

Director Gus Van Sant gave permission for the script of his 2005 film ‘Last Days’ to be used as the inspiration for a new production about the Nirvana frontman. The result, staged at Linbury Theatre, is finely wrought and deserving of accolades

The Independent UK

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Benzinga

Canadian Psychedelics Company Reduces Manufacturing Time Of MDMA By Two Thirds

Nirvana Life Sciences Inc. (CSE: NIRV) announced that it has engineered a method that reduces the manufacturing time of MDMA by two thirds.

Reason

Bodycam Footage Raises Questions About NYPD Shooting of Rameek Smith

Plus: A banned books battle in Oklahoma, Wells Fargo is terminating sex workers' bank accounts, and more...

WEKU

A lawsuit over Nirvana's 'Nevermind' naked baby album cover is dismissed (again)

Spencer Elden accuses the band of profiting from "the lascivious nature of his image" in the photo taken when he was a baby. Now 31, he is appealing the judge's dismissal.

The Guardian - UK

Nirvana win lawsuit over Nevermind baby album cover

A US judge has dismissed Spencer Elden’s claim that an image of him as a naked baby on the 1991 album constituted child sexual abuse

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Evening Standard

Nirvana win lawsuit over 1991 Nevermind album cover

Nirvana have won a lawsuit against a man pictured on the cover of album Nevermind as a naked baby.

Daily Mirror

Nirvana album cover baby child abuse imagery case thrown out by judge

Spencer Elden, now 31, was photographed for the rock band's famous cover at the age of four months but claimed the picture constitutes "child pornography"

The New Daily

Nirvana wins lawsuit over Nevermind album

An American judge has dismissed a man's attempts to sue for 'child abuse' over the cover of Nirvana's 1991 album that featured a naked baby.

AFP

Judge again dismisses Nirvana baby album cover lawsuit

New York (AFP) - A US federal judge has again dismissed the child pornography lawsuit filed by the man who as a baby was photographed naked for the cover of Nirvana's "Nevermind" album.

Bangkok Post

Nirvana album cover lawsuit dismissed

LOS ANGELES: Nirvana has won the dismissal of a lawsuit by a man who claimed his depiction as a naked four-month-old baby on the cover of the band’s groundbreaking 1991 album Nevermind was child pornography.

Liverpool Echo

Rise and fall of Top of the Pops after 42 years

The musical half hour showcased some of the biggest artists from around the world

Los Angeles Times

In the '90s, a new breed of rock stars organized for abortion rights. Could that happen today?

LOS ANGELES — This past June, across the Atlantic, over 200,000 fans descended upon the pastoral English village of Pilton, Somerset, for this year's Glastonbury Festival. Yet for many in attendance, particularly for U.S. citizens, the weekend's music was overshadowed by some breaking news: On June 24, the U.S. Supreme…

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