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Huey Lewis goes against the grain with fun rock music
For three decades, Huey Lewis and the News have poured out the basics of rock music.
8 hrs ago | WLTX-TV Columbia
Michael Jackson Sets New Music Sales Records After Death
Michael Jackson stopped making records, but he hasn't stopped breaking them. Less than a week after his death, the singer has stormed the music charts with an unprecedented display of sales clout.
12 hrs ago | San Francisco Chronicle
Jackson fans bond at Grammy Museum exhibition
Images When the montage shifted to the moment 10 years later when he strode onstage in a knockout blue sequined jacket with blinding gold epaulets to collect the producer of the year trophy he shared with Quincy Jones for their work on "Thriller," LaCroix's head snapped around to the glass display case immediately behind her.
17 hrs ago | The Tennessean Nashville News
Uncle Dave Macon Days approaches
The sounds of fiddles and banjos will fill Cannonsburgh Pioneer Village in Murfreesboro next weekend at the 32nd annual Uncle Dave Macon Days festival.
21 hrs ago | RedOrbit
Rocker turned philanthropist Bob Geldof became editor-for-a-day Saturday of La Stampa, an Italian newspaper, helping prepare a special edition on Africa.
Yesterday | The New Nation
US actor Karl Malden, best known for his roles in films such as A Streetcar Named Desire and On the Waterfront, has died at home in Los Angeles aged 97.
'Prairie Home Companion' celebrates 35 years
"A Prairie Home Companion" is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a Saturday Independence Day broadcast from Avon part of the central Minnesota region that inspired the fictional town of Lake Wobegon.
Ex-Beatles, Rolling Stones manager Allen Klein dies in NYC at 77
In this January 1977 file photo,Yoko Ono, center, and John Lennon, right, are shown with Allen Klein, president of ABKCO Industries Inc., and former Beatles manager.
Five Instrumental Music Composed and Recorded by the Beatles
Between 1960 and 1970, the quartet of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr - better known as The Beatles - recorded more than two hundred songs.
Michael Jackson:The Great Music
MICHAEL Jackson was a towering presence in the world of popular music - a giant who could stand shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Elvis, The Beatles and Frank Sinatra.
Music News: Glastonbury fined after Bruce Springsteen breaks festival curfew
BRUCE Springsteen cost Glastonbury boss Michael Eavis 3000 when his set breached a curfew by just nine minutes.
Jamie Foxx Blends Music, Comedy During Ambitious Tour Opening in Las Vegas
Back in the day, he was the rare black dude who could get up onstage and kill 'em with a dead-on imitation of Ronald Reagan.
Private Family Service For Michael Jackson First
Prior to the public funeral being held at Staples Center for Michael Jackson this Tuesday, family and close friends will attend a private ceremony to remember the singer and loved one.
Michael Jackson's Estate: Saved by the Beatles
Will Michael Jacksons' three children, Michael Joseph Jr., Paris Michael and Prince Michael II, end up paupers? The answer rests on the value of the performer's largest asset: his 50% stake of a music publishing company called Sony/ATV Music Publishing.
Beyonce a oeSister Acta Remake, Co-Starring Meryl Streep
Beyonce wants to star in a motion picture remake of Whoopi Goldberg's 1992 comedy Sister Act .
Michael Jackson makes a peace sign at the MTV Video Music Awards on Aug. 29, 2002, in New York.
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Houston plans free comeback show
Singer Whitney Houston speaks onstage during the 51st Annual Grammy Awards held at the Staples Center on February 8, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
Broadway to Dim Lights for Karl Malden
The Great White Way will dim its lights tonight at exactly 8 p.m. in memory of stage and screen actor Karl Malden , who died yesterday at the age of 97.
List of Karl Malden's film, TV, Broadway credits
Karl Malden's film, television, Broadway credits include: "They Knew What They Wanted," 1940.
Cooperstown's Katz rewrites music history
COOPERSTOWN _ Jeff Katz, the deputy mayor of Cooperstown, loves music and writing and combines them in ``Maybe Baby ,'' a new blog for rock 'n' roll lovers.