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Grizz Chapman Dies: ’30 Rock’ Actor Was 52

Grizzwald β€˜Grizz’ Chapman, the fan-favorite 30 Rock star who played Grizz on the NBC sitcom for its seven-season run, has died. He was 52. The actor’s longtime rep Saideh A. Brown told TMZ that Chapman died on Friday. Other details, including a cause of death, were not immediately made available. Born April 16, 1974 in […]

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Pink Floyd Changed Forever After a Random Encounter With This Former Member

Following up on one of the greatest albums of all time is no easy feat. When Pink Floyd was tasked with doing just that, following up on Dark Side of the Moon, they were struggling. The record and its success had left the band jaded with the music industry. Eventually, the four-note riff of β€œShine on You Crazy Diamond” became the catalyst for the album, as it reminded bassist Roger Waters of the somber story of their former lead singer, Syd Barrett. As the song finally came together, what none of the band expected was an unexpected appearance by Barrett in their studio.

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Hozier's Most Successful Album 'Unreal Unearth' Was Inspired by a Literary Classic

In 2013, suddenly and unexpectedly, the world discovered Hozier.Andrew Hozier-Byrne was a young college drop-out who had timidly put out his first single to the world. He couldn't have known that the song would become a viral success and change his life almost overnight. "Take Me to Church" quickly became an anthem. Recorded in Hozier's parents' attic, the soul track changed modern pop as we knew it.

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Led Zeppelin Officially Broke Its Post-Breakup Vow β€” and Set a Ticket-Sales Record

When Led Zeppelin’s founding drummer, John Bonham, died due to an alcohol overdose in 1980, the classic-rock band broke up, and its three surviving members vowed to never reunite. Guitarist Jimmy Page, vocalist Robert Plant, and bassist John Paul Jones did so informally a few times, mostly for tribute events.

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It’s been 50 years since the β€˜most important concert of all time’... and everyone who saw it would fit inside Bad Bunny’s β€˜casita’

At a time when tens of thousands of people flock each night to see Bad Bunny in Madrid and share millions of videos capturing his every move, it feels strange to think that on this very day, exactly 50 years ago, a concert took place that was likely attended by fewer people than those dancing each night in the Puerto Rican star’s casita β€” and yet may have changed popular music forever.

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Image from the film '24 Hour Party People' by Michael Winterbottom.

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Steve Jones, Johnny Rotten and Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols playing on June 4, 1976, in Manchester.
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One of Metal’s Biggest Bands Covered Fleetwood Mac, and No One Noticed

Judas Priest is, no doubt, one of metal’s most pivotal acts. Through the band's ascension in the 70s and into the 80s, Priest took dueling solos, wailing vocals, and a whole lot of leather to the next level as they became the metal titans we know today. However, along that climb, Judas Priest paid homage to their favorite bands and songs, some more unexpected than others.

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The year 2049, the great dystopia: The world after the fall of Ukraine

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When did Europe go wrong? For decades, we thought the European project would disappear due to external threats… but we never imagined that this would happen because of the irresponsibility of its leaders, nor because of the inaction of its citizens. Nobody thought that Europe would cease to be the horizon that the rest of the world aspires to reach.

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