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For decades, David Johansen's voice carried the raw energy of the New York Dolls, a band that helped define punk rock's chaotic brilliance. But now, the legendary singer finds himself in the fight of his life—bedridden, incapacitated, and battling stage 4 cancer. For years, he and his family kept his health struggles private, but after a recent devastating fall, Johansen and his loved ones have made an urgent plea for financial support.  

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Black Sabbath, the godfathers of heavy metal, are reuniting one last time for a legendary farewell concert in their hometown of Birmingham. On July 5, the iconic band will headline a spectacular festival at Villa Park, featuring a lineup of rock legends including Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, and Anthrax.

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On February 9, 2025, Kendrick Lamar made history as the first solo hip-hop artist to headline the Super Bowl halftime show at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome. His performance was a masterful blend of artistry and commentary, leaving an indelible mark on the event.

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Lady Gaga performed a moving rendition of "Hold My Hand" in the center of Bourbon Street prior to the beginning of the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles 2025 Super Bowl in New Orleans on February 9.

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It's no accident that Sabrina Carpenter made her most recent declaration. The "Espresso" singer gave her fans a very unique gift two days after she won her first-ever Grammy Awards: a deluxe copy of her 2024 album Short n' Sweet. Sabrina praised fans on Instagram for "giving this album 2 Grammys," referencing her victories for Best Pop Solo Performance and Best Pop Vocal Record, before announcing that "Short n' Sweet Deluxe is now available for pre-order."

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More than five decades after their breakup, The Beatles are still making history. At the 2024 Grammy Awards, their song "Now and Then" won the award for Best Rock Performance, marking their first Grammy win since 1997. The track, dubbed "the last Beatles song" by Paul McCartney, brought John Lennon's voice back to life with the help of artificial intelligence and showcased the enduring magic of the Fab Four.