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Taron Egerton

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Rocketman star Taron Egerton talks with me his bond with Sir Elton John, and what he learned while making this biopic, for which he won a Best Actor Golden Globe....

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Dee Snider’s one rule for presidential candidates using his song: ‘If you’re pro-choice, go for it’ By

The Twisted Sister frontman talks with ne about his career, what type of presidential candidate can use “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” and the next season of his reality talent...

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Steven Van Zandt on why millennials are a ‘more evolved species’ and why he’s putting politics aside By

The E Street Band legend talks with me about his career, the anniversary of Born in the USA, education, and why his latest album is his “least political” release....

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Duff McKagan talks gun control, misunderstood ’80s lyrics, and new music By

Some people might be surprised that the man who penned the infamous lyrics to the Appetite for Destruction track “It’s So Easy” would release a song inspired by the #MeToo and...

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How Founding Member Jason Cropper Became the ‘Pete Best’ of Weezer By

On May 10, 1994, Weezer released their self-titled debut, popularly known as The Blue Album, which went on to sell 3 million copies and establish the Rivers Cuomo-fronted L.A. indie-rockers as...

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‘American Idol’ Hopeful Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon’s Brave Coming-Out Story By

Ten years ago, a couple weeks ahead of the American Idol Season 8 finale, Entertainment Weekly put Adam Lambert on its cover and predicted that he might be the first...

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Kiefer Sutherland Talks Dark, Confessional Country Music By

Kiefer Sutherland admits he was “very aware of the stigma of an actor doing music” and “never really had any intention of making a record,” assuming he’d stay behind the...

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Bret Michaels on Whether ‘Rock of Love’ Would Fly Today By

Ten years ago, April 19, 2009, was a very dark day in television. That was the day that Poison frontman Bret Michaels’s outrageous VH1 dating show, Rock of Love, went...

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Looking Back at Hole’s ‘Live Through This,’ 25 Years Later By

Just a little over 25 years ago, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain took his own life, on April 5, 1994. Exactly one week later, on April 12, Cobain’s widow, Courtney Love,...

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Garth Brooks Reflects on His Legacy and ‘Legacy,’ 30 Years On By

On April 12, 1989, country superstar Garth Brooks released his self-titled debut album. It eventually sold a whopping 10 million copies, and Brooks would go on to become the No....

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