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‘The Voice’ Season 28 winner Aiden Ross on why he almost quit music: ‘I never want to forget that feeling like I had lost everything’ By

To most viewers, newly crowned The Voice champion Aiden Ross might have seemed like an obvious frontrunner throughout Season 28. After all, his four-chair Blind Audition was the first to...

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100-years-young Dick Van Dyke on the keys to longevity: ‘Genes,’ ‘exercise,’ and ‘a beautiful young wife half my age to take care of me’ By

Embed from Getty Images When Tony-, Emmy-, Grammy-, and SAG Award-winning star of stage and screen Dick Van Dyke appeared as the Gnome on The Masked Singer in 2023 —...

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Truman Sinclair on his tribute to the ‘cultural beauty’ of a divided America: ‘I just wanted to take it back’ By

“I think for a while an American flag was almost this thing that was a symbol of hate. And I was like, ‘I don’t want it to be like that.’”...

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Gorillaz 25th anniversary cover story for FLOOD magazine By

I don’t know if I have ever been so excited, or daunted, by an assignment than my new 6,000-word FLOOD cover story about the past 25 (yes, TWENTY-FIVE!) years of...

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Rufus Wainwright talks Hooray for the Holidays, Folk Cancer, and mother Kate McGarrigle’s final performance: ‘All of the atoms in her body just rallied’ By

In January 2010, folk legend Kate McGarrigle, beloved mother of singer-songwriters Rufus and Martha Wainwright, passed away at age 63 from a rare form of cancer called sarcoma. She gave her...

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How Yellowcard, after a nine-year hiatus and ‘the lowest point in our career and possibly our lives,’ finally found ‘Better Days’ By

In 2003, Florida pop-punk band Yellowcard burst onto the KROQ-meets-TRL mainstream with their major-label debut album and its teenage-dreaming breakout single, “Ocean Avenue.” But surprisingly, it took another 22 years...

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Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner talks ‘Materalists’ song, ‘Crying in H Mart’ movie status, her next book, and discovering her late mother’s journal By

Earlier this year, Michelle Zauner had come off the exhausting 2021 whirlwind of promoting her indie-pop band Japanese Breakfast’s Grammy-nominated breakthrough album Jubilee and her acclaimed memoir Crying in H...

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There goes the Neighbourhood: Bryan Sammis opens up about reinventing himself as Olivver the Kid and why ‘happiness is a choice’ By

The Neighbourhood announced this month that they’ll be releasing their first album since 2020, Ultrasound — a record that controversially reunites them with drummer Brandon Fried, who was fired from...

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Simon Kirke on long-overdue Rock Hall induction: ‘I think there was a certain anti-Bad Company movement. That’s really all I can say.’ By

Update Nov. 3: Writing on his Instagram page, Paul Rodgers has announced that while he had hoped to be able to travel to Los Angeles for Bad Company’s Rock & Roll Hall of...

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Shaun Cassidy talks being a nepo baby, being held at gunpoint by Phil Spector, Keith Moon crashing on his couch, writing a horror movie about cats, and returning to music after four decades By

In 1980, 22-year-old Shaun Cassidy was seemingly on top of the teen-idol heap. He’d just played a massive concert at Houston’s 55,000-seat Astrodome stadium and released what should have been...

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