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Happy 30th Birthday Holy Diver: RONNIE JAMES DIO - “It Had A Song For Everybody”
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By Martin Popoff In honour of the 30th anniversary of DIO’s heavy metal classic Holy Diver (released May 25, 1983), BraveWords is exclusively running the following...
 
Iggy Pop: 'I don't like punk'
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Singer says being hailed as godfather of movement gets 'tedious'    
 
Calvin Harris says his new material 'probably won't get into the charts'
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'I just want to make good music,' says producer    
 
'The Hobbit' actor Christopher Lee to release heavy metal album
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Thespian's 'Charlemagne: The Omens Of Death' will coincide with 91st birthday    
 
Liam Gallagher says Beady Eye will perform on 'The X Factor'
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'We're rock 'n' roll stars and you can't argue that's a huge audience,' he says of decision    
 
Paul Westerberg's Essay on the Art (and Torture) of Songwriting...
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Well it doesn’t get much better than this: Paul Westerberg writing about songwriting for the New York Times. We’ll shut up now.Allen Ginsberg said, “first thought, best thought.” This has helped innumerable times when my mind is spinning out of control with ideas.Read and comment. From thedailyswarm.com.    
 
Happy Birthday, Lance Bass: A Fashion Retrospective...
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We’re often loathe to post content from the BuzzFeed farm, but we identified too closely with this one to ignore. Ha! Not really. We were rocking JNCOs and smoking grandma’s cigarettes behind the bleachers, natch. Our personal history notwithstanding, you’d be hard-pressed to not feel a twinge of nostalgia in your feels after a scroll through this gallery.Read and comment. From t
 
Sons of Sugar Hill Records' Founders Guilty of Tax Evasion...
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As the slightly dodgy-seeming but hey-sure-we’ll-trust-it website Cliff View Pilot (via VladTV) reports, the sons of Sugar Hill Records co-founders Sylvia and Joe Robinson have been found guilty of tax evasion. So many people getting screwed by the IRS lately — we’re gonna have to start paying those things, too!Two sons of the Sugar Hill Records co-founders Sylvia and Joe Robinso
 
How Bublé Blubbered Through His Blunt Breakup...
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Okay, maybe we took it a bit far on the alliteration that time.We know Bublé likes his ganj like any good Canadian, so it’s not such a stretch that he’d take inspiration from some weird self-help book. Full 'story’ at the National Post:Apparently, the Sinatra-come-lately had his feelings smashed to such smithereens a few years ago (by then-girlfriend Emily Blunt, I’m gathering
 
Longish Read: Pop Stars Rules, Movie Stars Don't...
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New York Magazine:Pop music, and the music videos that are enjoying a heyday not seen since the nineties, turn out to be ideal springboards for the star machine.Read and comment. From vulture.com.    
 



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