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Music legend Mick Jagger did his household chores in his funny public service ad "How To Quarantine," which aired in Fallon's "The Tonight Show," May 4. -
Bob Garcia, A&M Records Exec, Dies at 81 of Natural Causes
Bob Garcia, veteran exec for A&M Records, died of natural causes at his Tujunga, California home on April 26, a week before his 82nd birthday on May 3. -
Cady Groves Passes Away, Her Brother Slams Speculations on Cause of Death
Cady's brother, Cody Groves confirmed that she died of natural causes but had trolls on his trail. -
Dave Greenfield, Keyboardist for The Stranglers, Dies From COVID at 71
Dave Greenfield, best known as the keyboardist for the British rock band The Stranglers, died due to COVID-19. He was 71. -
Journey and The Pretenders' 2020 Tour Canceled Due to Coronavirus
Journey's 2020 headlining tour in North America with The Pretenders has been canceled, according to the bands' statements on Monday, May 4. -
Robin Hood and iHeartMedia Present Star-Studded "Rise Up New York!" Benefit
The Robin Hood Foundation teamed up with iHeartMedia to bring "Rise Up New York!" on May 11, and is set to feature large names such as Bon Jovi, Billy Joel, Mariah Carey, and Sting, among others. -
Watch: John Williams Lead Vienna Philharmonic in Star Wars' "Imperial March"
In celebration of May the Fourth, the now-official Star Wars holiday, German classic label Deutsche Grammophon released the video of composer John Williams conducting the Vienna Philharmonic in their performance of the "Imperial March." -
“Rock Classics: QUEEN” – a special commemoration issue, now on KICKSTARTER
“Rock Classics: QUEEN,” a special commemoration issue, is now on KICKSTARTER starting today, May 4. -
Taylor Swift Surprised A Front Line Worker on Her Birthday
Taylor Swift sent surprise birthday and homecoming gifts with her personal note to a nurse who battled out COVID-19 in a New York hospital. -
Boy George On Live Aid Absence: "I was engaged chemically"
Culture icon Boy George has finally revealed why he was not a part of "Live Aid," the historic 1985 charity event, in his recent interview on the "Grounded With Louis Theroux." -
Rolling Stones Kicked Off Weekly "Extra Licks" Series
The Rolling Stones dropped the initial concert film “Olé Olé Olé! (A Trip Across Latin America)” with bonus footages on YouTube’s #StayHome campaign. -
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Rock band Rage Against the Machine has postponed their much-awaited "Public Service Announcement" reunion tour until June 2021.
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