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ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS don't want to go to "Chelsea."
LUCINDA WILLIAMS takes on The Beatles at World Cafe.
MY MORNING JACKET shares "Squid Ink."
HORSEGIRL shares "Frontrunner."
JAMES ELKINGTON shares “Very Berk Squad.”
THE BANGLES want to reclaim their legacy.
THE KOOKS' Luke Pritchard tells NME about channelling his love of soul music into their seventh album.
DON HENLEY is being sued by a rare book dealer he accused of planning to sell handwritten lyrics to “Hotel California” and other Eagles songs that he said had been stolen.
THE 1001 ALBUMS GENERATOR: Fighting the algorithm.
ARIANA GRANDE has a bunch of post-Wicked offers.
SETH ROGEN is the boss now.
CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD tracks for an estimated 95MM opening weekend.
THE FRIEND, ft Bill Murray and Naomi Watts, has a trailer online.
HOLLYWOOD wins a major legal battle against AI.
THE HOUSE OF MOUSE changes its content warnings.
ARMIE HAMMER claims the allegations against him were “the greatest thing that ever happened" to him after gaining “a sense of distance and perspective from it.”
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: Happy birthday to the 16th President of the United States. Even if you saw the Spielberg biopic, here are two things you may not have known about Honest Abe: (1) he was an early adopter of the telegraph; and (2) he once sported a punky haircut.
A CARRIAGE HORSE feeds the birds. Tuppence a bag.
A DOGGO gets in on his birthday song.
