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On “The Cure,” Olivia Rodrigo is infatuated, but also distracted. “All the pretty girls in the foreground of my mind,” she murmurs in the opening verse. As she strums an acoustic guitar, her thoughts unspool. Wasn’t love supposed to be the antidote to a head full of poison, a heart full of doubt? And sure, he does his best to suck out the venom, offering compliments and reminders that comparison is the thief of joy. He means it every time, and you’re always grateful, because maybe affirmations are like apples; one a day keeps the doctor away, something like that.While…

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Niall Horan holds onto the good times with a tight grip on his new single, “End of an Era.” The musician initially wrote the record with the intention of “looking back on the past with nostalgia, being happy with what you had, excited for what’s going to happen,” he recently told Rolling Stone, but returned to it with a new perspective following the death of his One Direction bandmate Liam Payne. In the first verse, Horan sings, “Time passes so fast that I couldn’t tell you goodbye.” He uses the song as a way to say what he couldn’t before.…

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In a new interview on the UK's BBC Breakfast, Phil Collins ruled out performing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame when he's inducted as a solo artist in November. “They asked me if I would perform,” told host Charlotte Gallagher. “I said no. You've gotta be match fit to do something like that. You can't just go onstage. You're going to have to rehearse. And by that point, if you haven't been singing, your voice is going to be shot, and that's not going to be good. I'd rather not do it.” Collins hasn't played live since the…

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“No talent, no ratings, no life,” the president writes after Stephen Colbert's final Late Show episode aired Thursday Donald Trump predictably celebrated the demise of The Late Show on Thursday amid the president's years-long campaign to cancel late-night shows that are critical of his administration. “Colbert is finally finished at CBS. Amazing that he lasted so long!” Trump wrote on Truth Social about an hour after Stephen Colbert's final show aired on the East Coast. “No talent, no ratings, no life. He was like a dead person. You could take any person off the street and they would be better…

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Braxton Keith is well aware that he's carrying a torch for traditional country music. He just doesn't want fans thinking it's a passing fancy. “It's only gonna get bigger,” Keith says of the pivot to country's old-school roots that artists like Zach Top, Cody Johnson, and Keith have helped engineer. “It's the same thing that happened with the bro stuff, and with the Nineties country. It's here now,” he says. “Traditional is always going to be a lane in country music. But we've also got the rappers collaborating now. Country music can literally go anywhere. It blows my mind. I…

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The singer-songwriter and performer ECCA VANDAL arrives live in Italy, for a single appointment, theSeptember 3, 2026 at the Santeria Tuscany 31 Of Milan. On the occasion of the live event, the artist will present live “LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO UNFOLLOW”, the new album available from Friday 22 May and preceded by the single “SORRY! CRASH!”. Tickets on sale > https://tidd.ly/4nGvY3M “LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO UNFOLLOW” is an intense and personal project, born from the desire to eliminate everything that drains energy and distorts the perception of reality. The artist tells: «The systems, the trends, the illusion of continuous connection.…

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Samurai Jay public AMATEURthe new album out today May 22nd for Island Records. The album arrives after the Sanremo debut with Obsessionstill at the top of the FIMI/NIQ chart after eleven consecutive weeks, and is available digitally and in five physical formats: standard CD, signed CD, standard vinyl, signed colored vinyl and signed alternative cover colored vinyl. The first song taken from the album is Flamenco Paranoianow in radio rotation. AMATORE, the new album by Samurai Jay created with Vito Salamanca and Luca Stocco The title of the album is the surname of the singer-songwriter – Samurai Jayin the registry…

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Fontaines D.C. are set to make their live return with three shows in Spain this summer, ahead of their headline slots at Reading & Leeds 2026. Find all the details below. Read More: Fontaines D.C. live in London: surreal, powerful statement from future Glasto headliners The Dublin band haven’t performed live since last August, when they rounded off their ‘Romance’ era. They also played a massive gig in London’s Finsbury Park as part of that tour. Today (Friday May 22), Grian Chatten and co. have announced a trio of dates in Cádiz, Alicante and Pamplona, bringing their almost year-long hiatus to…

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James Gray is a grandmaster of conversational tangents. Should you meet up with the veteran filmmaker behind Little Odessa, Ad Astra, Armageddon Time, and a number of other movies that run the gamut from epic to scrappy for, say, an old-fashioned coffee klatch, you’ll find yourself wonderfully dizzy from all the detours. If your goal is to interview Gray about a film, however, we wish you the best of luck in staying on topic. We have no sooner sat down in the back of the Carlton Hotel in Cannes to talk about Paper Tiger, his latest tale of crime and…

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Philipp Jung, the German DJ and producer behind the electronic duo M.A.N.D.Y. and the influential Get Physical label, has died. The British DJ Damian Lazarus, a onetime Get Physical signee, shared the news on May 20, giving his age as 55. Jung’s personal Facebook page and his labels’ Instagrams have since posted their own tributes. No cause of death was given.Jung worked as an A&R in the 1990s before teaming up with childhood friend Patrick Bodmer to form M.A.N.D.Y. and Get Physical in the early 2000s. They and the label’s other founders—DJ T., and Booka Shade’s Arno Kammermeier and Walter…

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