R& B singer Keyshia Cole apologized to fans and all of the viewers via social media over the weekend. The singer stated “I want  to apologize for not sitting my a$$ in that seat. I was there and I should have sat down.” She went on to explain the visual was dark, the sound in
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[embedded content] If you love soulful, jazzy, songs topped with eclectic folk sounds, then you are in luck. Brettina’s “Simple Pleasures” is indeed a pleasure to listen to thanks largely to its simplistic yet intricate composition. The contrasting combination works wonders as Brettina’s fluttery vocals glide over the instrumentation to convey the message of the
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Swim good. The Alchemist dives into his”Water Bed” for the first offering off his, Carry The Fire album dropping January 28. Anchored by his subtle drums and his soothing keys,”Water Bed” comes to life with a Jason Goldwatch-directed visualizer featuring clips and audio from the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Perfect score! [embedded content]
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Southern California local Bradley Steven Perry was only 12 years old when shot to stardom after he landed the role of the mischievous middle child Gabe Duncan — who liked to annoy the neighbors and play pranks on his huge household — on the family-friendly Disney Channel sitcom “Good Luck Charlie.” Bradley Steven Perry shared
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The next chapter of the Vikings saga is starting to take shape. Netflix on Tuesday unveiled the cast of its forthcoming sequel series, Vikings Valhalla. Sam Corlett (Chilling Adventures of Sabrina), Frida Gustavsson (Swoon), Leo Suter (The Liberator), Bradley Freegard (Keeping Faith), Jóhannes Jóhannesson (Cursed), Laura Berlin (Immenhof – The Adventure of a Summer), David
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In the wake of MGM, Universal and Sony making major Q1 release date changes to their theatrical schedule yesterday, Disney is pushing a few of its 20th Century Studios releases to deeper in the calendar. It’s much delayed Matthew Vaughn directed period action feature The King’s Man is no longer going on March 12, rather Aug. 20
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Prepare for a Freaky take on the body-swap movie which only Blumhouse, makers of Happy Death Day & The Purge franchise, could bring: a teenage girl switches bodies with a relentless serial killer! From the deliciously debased mind of writer-director Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day, the Paranormal Activity franchise) and prolific horror producer Jason Blum
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A new album from Jade Bird is on the way, the follow-up to her acclaimed 2019 self-titled debut. In anticipation, the folk songwriter performed its lead single, “Headstart”, on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Bird began her appearance casually sitting on a pool table, swinging around her microphone. The UK artist then made her way
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Jennifer Lopez gave an unforgettable performance at the inauguration of President Joe Biden on Wednesday (January 20). During the swearing-in ceremony, the “On the Floor” singer performed an epic, and at one point unexpected, mashup of classic American anthems and one upbeat ’90s Latin dance-pop classic. Shortly after Lady Gaga performed the national anthem, J.Lo
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Former Journey drummer Deen Castronovo has confirmed that he’s quit the Dead Daisies, two days after the band announced a replacement. Tommy Clufetos, who previously toured with the group, had already been announced as the drummer for the tour in support of the Dead Daisies’ latest album Holy Ground — their first with Glenn Hughes at the helm. The news had left Castronovo’s role in
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It begins quietly in A&M Studios, Los Angeles, on November 15, 1972, and ends several thousand miles away on March 10, 1976 in a blaze of feedback at Tokyo’s Budokan Hall. The intervening years – those covered, no less, by this ambitious second instalment of the expansive Archives project – remains a critical period for
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