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How John 5 and Fender reinvented the Telecaster with the Mötley Crüe guitarist's new signature collection

John 5 tells how he first fell in love with the Telecaster and then decided how to turn it into a high-performance shred machine with a killswitch and a Floyd

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Hudson Williams’ Viral K-Beauty Routine Just Went on Sale for October Prime Day — Up to 45% Off

The Heated Rivalry star knows his way around a beauty cabinet, with some of his go-tos starting at $11.

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Alice Cooper Releases New Memoir, 'Devil On My Shoulder'

School's out, but shock-rock history is in session with Devil On My Shoulder.

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Thomas Rhett launches Fifty-One/Forty-Nine Records with HYBE America’s Blue Highway, in deal he says gives him ‘the opportunity to own’ his body of work

Blue Highway describes Fifty-One/Forty-Nine as an artist-led record company "built around long-term ownership, creative independence and artist development." Source

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With His New Memoir, Alice Cooper Is Finally Separating Fact From Fiction: ‘I Want People to See’

School's out, but shock-rock history is in session with Devil On My Shoulder.

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Hudson Williams’ Viral K-Beauty Routine Just Went on Sale for October Prime Day — Up to 45% Off

The Heated Rivalry star knows his way around a beauty cabinet, with some of his go-tos starting at $11.

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‘GTA 6’ writer compares new female character Lucia to Arthur Morgan from ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’

The "badass" was inspired by real people

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Best October Prime Day Kindle Deals

The Paperwhite Kids is down to its lowest price ever and bundles across the entire Kindle line can save you up to 40%. Best October Prime Day Kindle Deals Eddie Fu

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Power to the People Fest Fuses Music and Activism

The combination of political activism and rock music at Power to the People linked generations together under a shared goal. The 10 Best Things We Saw at Power to the People Fest: Recap + Photos Langd

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Review: ‘The Social Reckoning’ Offers Cautionary Tale on Social Media

Jeremy Strong takes over from Jesse Eisenberg to play ruthless Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg in a cautionary tale that's designed to outrage

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“Learn to Play is needed more than ever”: Britain’s biggest music making weekend is next week

Learn To Play starts this Thursday

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The 10 Best Things We Saw at Power to the People Fest: Recap + Photos

The combination of political activism and rock music at Power to the People linked generations together under a shared goal. The 10 Best Things We Saw at Power to the People Fest: Recap + Photos Langdon Hickman

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Best October Prime Day AirPods Deals

The best current deals include AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods Max 2. Best October Prime Day AirPods Deals Eddie Fu

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Marcus Mumford Is a Disney Adult

"I just love being in a place where it's totally culturally acceptable to wear Mickey ears and branded Star Wars shirts." Marcus Mumford Is a Disney Adult Alex Young

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AFEM: Audience Building Beyond Algorithms

Long‑form content is becoming a more sustainable way to build audiences in a post‑social era. This episode shares what’s working now: formats that retain attention, platforms that reward depth, and th

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EarthQuaker Devices Releases New Analogue Delay Pedal

DOD builds on the legacy of its Rubberneck with a new analogue delay that’s sure to get your attention

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Wassail Benefit Raises Over $7 Million for Children in War Zones

Sunday's (Oct. 4) first L.A. edition of the fundraiser featured performances from Mumford & Sons, Brandi Carlile, Sierra Ferrell and Jensen McRae.

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‘The Social Reckoning’ review: solid sequel to the original social media horror story

Jeremy Strong takes over from Jesse Eisenberg to play ruthless Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg in a cautionary tale that's designed to outrage

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The MLC has paid out more than $4.2bn to songwriters and publishers to date – and will begin market share distributions of unmatched and unclaimed royalties in April 2027

The Mechanical Licensing Collective (The MLC) has distributed more than USD $4.2 billion in total royalties to songwriters and publishers since launching operations in January 2021. The Nashville-headquartered organization confirmed the figure at its Annual Membership Meeting last Tuesday (September