Author: Press Room

Denise Faro Libera e se mi va testo e significato. Nel giorno della Festa della Donna, l’8 marzo 2024, esce “Libera e se mi va“, il nuovo singolo di Denise Faro appositamente scritto per la sua voce, e come inno per tutte le donne, da Vasco Rossi. Nelle scorse settimane il rocker ha annunciato sui social di essere al lavoro su questo brano per la sua amica Denise Faro, artista italiana che si è dimostrata coraggiosa e determinata nel inseguire il suo sogno Americano. Ed è proprio a Los Angeles che lei e Vasco si sono conosciuti. Denise Faro Libera…

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On the same day Nigel Lythgoe answered Paula Abdul’s sexual assault complaint, calling the singer and former American Idol judge a “fabulist,” the embattled TV producer was hit with yet another lawsuit — this time from a Jane Doe accuser claiming he sexually battered her at his home in 2018. The new accuser claims she first met Lythgoe in 2003 at a professional event and was at his home in April 2018 for a “professional” meeting when he allegedly pounced without warning. “After a few minutes of professional discourse, Lythgoe suddenly forced plaintiff against the property’s exterior side wall by…

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“I’m obsessed with her,” she says. “And I feel like all of her songs are hits, even the ones that aren’t as big as the others” This Bronx baddie is a fan of the “Brooklyn Baby.” In a new Billboard interview that honors her as Hitmaker of the Year ahead of their annual Women in Music event, Ice Spice shared her love for some of her favorite artists, including the Born to Die queen herself, Lana Del Rey. “I would say Lana Del Rey,” Spice said when asked about her favorite hitmakers of all time. “I’m obsessed with her, and…

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Kaiser Chiefs have doubled down on their claim that they once turned down lyrics suggested to them by David Bowie. The Leeds band first spoke about their interaction with the rock icon in an interview with News of the World back in 2011, when drummer Nick Hodgson noted that they were able to contact Bowie through a mutual colleague, the legendary producer Tony Visconti. Visconti had co-produced their album ‘The Future is Medieval’, released in the same year, and was on close terms with Bowie, having collaborated on over ten of his albums, including classics such as ‘Low’, ‘Heroes’ and…

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Jarvis Cocker has shared how Pulp paid tribute to late bassist Steve Mackey while the band were on tour in South America last year. The frontman uploaded a post on Instagram today (March 2) to mark the first anniversary of Mackey’s death, writing: “It is one year since Steve Mackey departed this earth.” Cocker continued: “You may remember that on the day of Steve’s death I posted about an amazing hike in the Andes that he organised the day after our show in Santiago, Chile back in November 2012. It was a magical memory.” The singer went on to recall…

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In February 2023, Chrissie and Daniel took their son, who goes by the nickname Z, in for his annual gender affirming care check-in with his doctor. In the months leading up to the appointment, the tension had been building in their house. Tennessee’s state legislature had introduced SB0001 that fall, which would ban gender affirming care for minors like Z. At that point, he’d been receiving care for about a year, and he started coming home from school stressed and overwhelmed. “He’d tell us, ‘I can’t get away from it,’” Chrissie says. “‘My teachers are talking about it. Everyone’s talking…

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In two weeks, Kacey Musgraves will hand her latest album, Deeper Well, over to the world. But ahead of the record’s March 15 release, the singer and songwriter has announced a slate of tour dates with 44 stops across Europe and North America in 2024. She’s also shared another look at the album with the newly-released single “Too Good to be True.” The Deeper Well world tour will begin on April 28 with an opening show in Dublin and run through May 14, when the European leg will conclude in London. Musgraves will start making her way through North America…

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Mdou Moctar have announced the new album Funeral for Justice. The band’s follow-up to 2021’s Afrique Victime is out May 3 via Matador. Watch the music video for the new LP’s title song below.Formally, lead singer and guitarist Mdou Moctar, rhythm guitarist Ahmoudou Madassane, drummer Souleymane Ibrahim, and bassist and producer Mikey Coltun comprise the band Mdou Moctar. The group is going on tour in the spring and summer, beginning with performances at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. See the band’s tour dates below.Following Afrique Victime, Mdou Moctar released Afrique Refait, Niger EP Vol. 1, and Niger EP…

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Acts performing at this year’s London Calling showcase at the International Live Music Conference have spoken to NME about the highs and lows of playing live in the current climate, and shared advice for rising acts about taking to the stage. The event, showcasing unsigned music across the capital, is set to return for its second year tomorrow (Wednesday, February 28) as a core element of the ILMC. With over 1,000 agents, promoters and live music professionals in town, ILMC offers a platform for artists to perform in front of a potentially career-changing crowd. Across five intimate venues across Soho –…

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As anyone familiar with Hollywood could tell you, remakes are hard. Other than bringing something old to a new audience, many remakes struggle to bring anything fresh enough to justify the double dip. In the world of video games, it’s a little different. Based solely on the tech aspect, remaking a game affords developers the opportunity to fully execute a vision in ways previous generations only dreamed of. But that still doesn’t make it easy — especially when the game you’re recreating is considered one of the greatest ever made. So, when the development team at Square Enix decided that…

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