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The great cellist assumes the guest editorship of The Strad's October 2013 edition. The leading cellist Steven Isserlis has been honing his literary credentials for some time. -
Classic Brit Awards 2013 to Honor Luciano Pavarotti for Lifetime Achievement
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Royal Opera House, Covent Garden’s 2013-14 Cinema Season Gets Underway
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Jessie J Makes A Ballad of Taylor Swift's 'I Knew You Were Trouble' on BBC Radio
Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" already had significant British connections. If you've kept up with the One Direction reporting of Mstars News' Jon "Union Jack" Niles, you'll know that Swift reportedly wrote the song after her split with Harry Styles. However, the song took a more tasteful British turn when it was covered by London pop star Jessie J. -
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In the same way that he went on an all-out rant against rivals and collaborators a few weeks ago, Gucci Mane took to Twitter to apologize to his fans and those he slandered. In a string of tweets posted yesterday, he admitted to his lean addiction and said he was going to rehab for it. -
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"Hard Rock Calling" is no more. Or at least, the "Hard Rock" part is no more. Hard Rock International, owners of the titular restaurant chain, announced that it would no longer be sponsoring the "Calling" music festival, which has taken place for seven years in London. Live Nation, the organizer of the show, assured fans that the festival would continue in 2014 with a different sponsor however. -
Band of Heathens Brings Sunday-Morning Feel to 'Sunday Morning Record,' Including Their Own Roast of Coffee
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Metallica Takes New York City, Playing at Historic Apollo Theater and Yankee Stadium During Same Day
The Apollo Theater in Harlem has seen a number of historic live shows, starting at James Brown's legendary live shows and flowing from there. It's understandable that other huge acts want the chance to perform on that hallowed ground, but most blanche at the logistics of downsizing from an arena down to a 1,500 seat venue. But not Metallica. -
Late Night Rundown: Your Guide to This Week's Musical Guests Sept. 23 through Sept. 27
Each week, network television invites artists across genres to perform on their late night shows. Here are this week’s musical guests. Be sure to check out our recaps after the show. -
Britney Spears to Lip-Sync Two Years of Las Vegas Residency?
Would you pay top dollar to see Britney Spears perform at a residency in Las Vegas? What if you knew that the pop star would be lip-syncing the entire thing? The famous anonymous source of the New York Daily News has alleged that a series of dates Spears has planned in Vegas will feature false vocals by design. -
Imprisoned Pussy Riot Member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova Goes On Hunger Strike Over Prison's 'Slave Labor Conditions'
Pussy Riot member, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, has declared she is going on hunger strike starting today (Sept. 23). She and fellow Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina are currently serving two-year sentences in Russia after being found guilty of "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred or hostility" following a protest held at Christ the Saviour Cathedral in Moscow. The group is known for its opposition to the politics of Vladimir Putin and for championing feminist and LGBT rights.
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