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Kathleen Hanna and Ad-Rock have covered Justin Bieber’s ‘Let Me Love You’ for the Contra–ICE benefit album – check it out below. READ MORE: No Sleep Till… North Shields: Beastie Boys’ Mike D talks going solo and keeping weird venues alive Curated by Build Art Make Change (BAMC) founder Dali Colorado, the ICE OUT album contains exclusive, unreleased tracks from over 30 artists, including Hanna and Ad-Rock plus Tom Morello, Fred Armisen and more. You can read more about the project here and pre-order physical copies of the benefit compilation at Bandcamp or the SoundsGood store ahead of its release on October 2.…

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Kim Kardashian and mom Kris Jenner have prevailed again in their defamation war against Ray J, with a Los Angeles judge siding with the mother-daughter duo and declining to dismiss their claims. Ray J, born William Ray Norwood Jr., had sought to dismiss the lawsuit by arguing it had no merit and was filed to silence him. The judge disagreed, finding Norwood did not qualify for protection under California’s anti-SLAPP law, which is intended to quickly dismiss lawsuits targeting free speech that are not likely to prevail. Judge Steven Ellis ruled that Kardashian and Jenner presented sufficient evidence showing Norwood’s…

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If you were born anytime after 1980, you’ve probably had an adult — be they a home-owning grandparent, a millionaire news host, or a billionaire receiving a tax cut — tell you that young people have it all wrong, and that the key to affording the American dream is simply to spend less money on things you don’t need. “When I was trying to buy my first home, I wasn’t buying smashed avocado for $19 and four coffees at $4 each,” Australian millionaire Tim Gurner said in a now infamous 2017 60 Minutes segment that became the subject of widespread…

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When Fenix Flexin and Tyga worked together in a studio this summer, Tyga realized they had independently landed on a similar Eighties sound. By then, Fenix, the Los Angeles rapper and Shoreline Mafia member, had released a song called “Rubberz” with producer Purps on the Beat. It sounded like a record transmitted straight from a time machine, with Fenix singing in a fake British accent over New Wave synths. As you probably know by now, it became a hit: “Rubberz” peaked at Number 58 on the Billboard Hot 100. Tyga, meanwhile, was deep into $TARFACE, a 10-song album of glossy…

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It’s been over six months since the first trial in the Riverside Church child molestation scandal resulted in a settlement for former college basketball star Daryl Powell. In the immediate aftermath, hopes arose that the Powell case would lead to a quick resolution of the remaining 25 lawsuits filed against the iconic Manhattan church over allegations of sexual abuse in its pioneering youth sports program, which put more than 60 players into the NBA. That hasn’t happened. Since Powell settled in January, just one additional case has been formally settled, according to state court files. In the interim, another plaintiff…

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A Los Angeles grand jury has indicted Nick Reiner on charges he murdered his parents, the celebrated Hollywood director Rob Reiner and photographer-philanthropist Michele Reiner, last December in the family’s Brentwood home. The indictment, unsealed Wednesday, allows prosecutors to bypass a public preliminary hearing where they otherwise would have to present witness testimony to persuade a judge there’s enough probable cause to warrant a trial. After the secret indictment was unsealed, Nick pleaded not guilty Wednesday to two counts of murder with the special circumstance allegations of multiple murders and murder by means of lying in wait, prosecutors said. He…

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The Eurovision Song Contest has today (August 12) announced rule changes for countries at war during the competition. Organisers have announced that if a country involved in an armed conflict wins the competition, it will be ineligible to host the competition the following year. The rules also add that countries could also be disqualified if “a sensitive geopolitical situation” affects the “security, safety or stability of their state or immediate region.” The new rules state that “where deemed necessary” the EBU, which organises Eurovision, “may commission an independent security assessment of the winner’s region.” It added: “Following that assessment, the…

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Things are getting complicated for The Band Perry. On Tuesday night, Neil Perry, one of three Perry siblings, took to Instagram to explain his side of what he claims is the dissolution of the band. Perry is no longer a member of the group that’s now led by his sister Kimberly and her husband, Johnny Costello. Via a post that points to some pivotal moments in June 2024 (and includes a clip of Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast interview with Kimberly), Neil wrote that he was “terminated” from the Band Perry after a disagreement with his sister about who will…

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The NFL star spoke about his big day for the first time during the Kansas City Chiefs’ training camp Travis Kelce has shared his first comments about his wedding to Taylor Swift. “It was a fun off-season. The wedding was the best night of my life,” the NFL star said when asked about his off-season during a media event at the Kansas City Chiefs’ training camp. “I appreciate everyone who came out and celebrated and had fun with us .. It was a crazy night. It was full of a lot of celebration,” he added. #Chiefs TE Travis Kelce on…

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