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Kelly Clarkson has joined a growing list of artists who have sold a stake in their music catalogs. The 43-year-old Grammy-winning singer and talk show host reached an agreement with HarbourView Equity Partners, a multi-strategy investment firm, to sell a portion of her musical work.

The announcement was made on Thursday, July 24. Although the financial details of the deal were not disclosed, Clarkson expressed her gratitude in a statement, saying that her music represents a significant part of her personal and professional journey. She shared how much it means to her that the songs will continue to reach new listeners in the years to come and thanked HarbourView for their belief in the value of her catalog.

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Paramount Pictures and Hybe America have officially announced an upcoming untitled K-pop-themed feature film, with Ji-young Yoo and Eric Nam set to star. The film, directed by Seoul Searching’s Benson Lee, is scheduled for theatrical release on February 12, 2027. It will mark a historic milestone as the first major American studio movie shot entirely in South Korea.

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In a moment brimming with emotion and solidarity, singer Kesha moved the crowd at Madison Square Garden to tears with her heartfelt performance of "Praying." The song, known for its powerful lyrics about overcoming abuse, took on an even deeper meaning Wednesday night as the artist shared a touching tribute to survivors, including herself and fellow singer Cassie Ventura. Videos circulating on social media captured Kesha visibly moved on stage, her voice quivering as she revealed that Cassie had sent her flowers backstage earlier that evening.

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Coldplay honored the late Ozzy Osbourne with an emotional performance during their concert at Nashville's Nissan Stadium on July 22, shortly after news of his passing was confirmed. The band paid tribute to the former Black Sabbath frontman with a heartfelt rendition of the 1972 ballad "Changes" from the group's Vol. 4 album.

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Chuck Mangione best known for his 1978 instrumental hit "Feels So Good," has died at the age of 84. According to multiple sources, including a press release from the Bartolomeo & Perreto Funeral Home and confirmation from his spokesperson, Mangione died peacefully in his sleep at his home in Rochester, New York, on Tuesday, July 22.

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Billy Joel didn't hold back his thoughts on The Beatles' iconic 1968 White Album during a recent sit-down on Bill Maher's Club Random podcast. Joel had a much different take on the album which is often praised as a classic. "I'm not a big fan of The White Album, but some people love it. I hear it as a collection of half-assed songs they didn't finish writing because they were too stoned, or they didn't care anymore," he told Maher.

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