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As Roth explained to us via email: "One of the joys of working on projects like this is getting to know and become friends with all these musicians. I had a real nice connection with Baraka over the years, and I looked forward to the day when each or all could be at some of the screenings to speak after the film. It was a joy to listen to Workman at the Library of Congress screening." -
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Justin Moore Finally Talks About His ACM New Artist Nod
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Royal Opera 2014/15 Season Announced: Includes Weill's Mahagonny, Domingo Hat-Trick, Kaufmann Chenier and Anna Nicole
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Rough Trade NYC to host LCD Soundsystem's 'Long Goodbye' exhibition
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Members of *NSYNC, Destiny's Child and Sex Pistols combine for...'Jesus Christ Superstar'?
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Sigur Rós recorded new version of 'The Rains of Castamere' for 'Game of Thrones' season four [LISTEN]
Game of Thrones is set to return for its fourth season this Sunday, April 6. Back in September, we reported that Icelandic band Sigur Rós would be appearing in a cameo on the HBO series, but that's not all they have planned for the show. -
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Rolling Stones give official word it'll be back in Australia for tour, but new dates not yet confirmed
The Rolling Stones were forced to cancel several dates on their Australian tour last month when vocalist Mick Jagger's longtime partner, L'Wren Scott, was found dead in her New York City apartment. The band has recently given signal that it will continue with its European tour beginning in May, and confirmed Thursday that the group had found dates to reschedule the cancelled Australian tour dates. -
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'American Idol' season 13 commentary: judges use save on Sam Woolf... was it the right decision? [VIDEO]
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