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R.E.M., King Crimson Drummer Bill Rieflin Dies at 59

Bill Rieflin, American drummer, mostly associated with acts Ministry, R.E.M., Nine Inch Nails, and King Crimson, dies at 59.
LA Clippers Acquires The Forum for $400 million, Will Still Use it as Music Venue

LA Clippers team owner Steve Ballmer purchased The Forum in Inglewood, CA for $400 million in cash. LA Clippers team owner Steve Ballmer purchased The Forum in Inglewood, CA for $400 million in cash.
Music in Video Games

Game developers today have full orchestras involved in creating background music for video games. Composers, music directors, must work with the game developers to synchronize the music and actions within the gameplay. Video game soundtracks are sold, concerts are held, and awards given to the best composers.
Adam Lambert releases fourth studio album, talks online with fans

Adam Lambert released "Velvet" earlier this week, then took over social media to discuss the new album with fans.
African Jazz-funk legend Manu Dibango dies of Covid-19

Manu Dibango, Cameroonian musician and songwriter, died Tuesday, March 24, due to Covid-19, according to his official Facebook page. The Jazz icon was 86.
Madonna Faces Backlash After Calling COVID-19 an Equalizer

Pop Star Madonna faces criticism from her fellow stars for her remarks on the pandemic issue while on a bathtub with petals.
Dua Lipa's New Single "Break My Heart" Out on March 25

Dua Lipa is set to release her new single “Break My Heart” on March 25 Dua Lipa will release her new single "Break My Heart" on March 25.
"The Voice" Battle Rounds begins, gets coaches in a tight spot

NBC's hit reality search "The Voice" started its Battle Rounds yesterday, March 23, and it delivers on the drama with twists and upsets.
"American Idol" Live Performances Postponed Due to COVID-19

Due to the fast spread of the coronavirus, the live performances of "American Idol" will be postponed. Taped versions of the show will be aired instead.
Summerfest moved to September over coronavirus

Music event Summerfest has been moved to September, in a statement posted online earlier today, March 23.
Memoir of Woody Allen Released by a New Publisher Amidst Controversy

The memoir “Apropos of Nothing” of Woody Allen, after being dropped by the first publisher, found a new home in Arcade Publishing.
Kenny Rogers: The Life and Career of a Music Legend

Legendary singer Kenny Rogers died last Friday. Take a look at his life and career in the world of music.