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David Archuleta reflects on coming out at age 30: ‘I wish when I was a little kid that there was someone talking about this’ By

In June of this year, David Archuleta, one of the most popular American Idol contestants of all time, came out as being on the LGBTQIA+ spectrum — in an emotional...

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Kat Von D opens up about childhood, motherhood and vulnerable debut album: ‘I’m very grateful every day for my life’ By

While the tattoo artist and entrepreneur is known for her successful makeup brand, animal rights activism, and TLC reality show L.A. Ink, but it turns out music has always been her “first and...

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Andy Summers talks new book ‘Fretted & Moaning,’ end of the Police By

The legendary guitarist chats with me about life before, during, and after the Police....

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KISS’s Gene Simmons talks COVID vaccinations: ‘I’m a firm believer that this should be a law’ By

As Simmons looks ahead to his art event taking place in one of America’s biggest tourist destinations, Las Vegas, the conversation of course turns to the subject of vaccinations, masks,...

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Natalie Imbruglia talks writer’s block, comeback album and single motherhood: ‘I’ve had this epiphany that nothing is missing’ By

Twenty-four years after she first broke out internationally with “Torn” and 12 long years since she released her last studio album of all original material, Natalie Imbruglia is finally back...

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Richard Marx has many great ‘Stories to Tell’ — and one big Twitter controversy he’d like to clear up By

When the superstar singer-songwriter  talks with  about his autobiography Stories to Tell, his life in the music industry, and of course, his beef with Senator Rand Paul....

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Vanessa Carlton on not feeling ‘protected’ early in her career, friendship with Terry Crews and how she always got the ‘White Chicks’ joke By

The singer-songwriter, now age 40, is a thousand miles, emotionally and artistically, from where she was when she wrote her piano pop song “A Thousand Miles” as a teenage ballet student. And while...

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Madness frontman Suggs talks bonkers lost sitcom, how they could have been the new Monkees and their songs’ hidden meaning By

When MTV premiered almost 40 years ago, British ska band Madness were early stars of the fledgling network – the opening “don’t watch that, watch this!” command of their 1979...

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Ringo Starr on his best drumming moments, the one that’s ‘not bad,’ and wanting to be Frank Sinatra By

The Beatle chats with me about his new EP, Zoom In, and reveals his favorite drumming moments of his career....

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John Oates on lost cult-classic ‘She’s Gone’ video: ‘Most hysterical thing we’d ever done’ By

The soft rock/soul/pop legends looks bck on how Hall & Oates made one of the first viral music videos.. even if it took decades for the bonkers “She’s Gone” to...

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