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Nashville's Mother Church of Country Music retains its roots as religious house of worship
StoriesSeptember 7
Nashville's Mother Church of Country Music retains its roots as religious house of worshipNashville’s Ryman Auditorium is known as the Mother Church of Country Music
Ticketmaster's pricing for Oasis tickets is under investigation in the UK
StoriesSeptember 5
Ticketmaster's pricing for Oasis tickets is under investigation in the UKThe U.K.’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into the way more than one million tickets were sold for next year’s reunion concerts from iconic 1990s Britpop band Oasis
Hip-hop artist Fatman Scoop dies at 56 after collapsing on stage in Connecticut
StoriesSeptember 5
Hip-hop artist Fatman Scoop dies at 56 after collapsing on stage in ConnecticutHip-hop artist Fatman Scoop has died after collapsing on stage at a show Friday in Connecticut
It starts with a laugh
Arts & EntertainmentSeptember 5
It starts with a laughEntertainment options for the coming week are many, but
The War on Drugs announces a live album ahead of its tour with The National
StoriesSeptember 4
The War on Drugs announces a live album ahead of its tour with The NationalFor “Live Drugs Again,” the The War on Drugs' upcoming second live album out Sept. 13, frontman Adam Granduciel wanted to do justice to the ways in which the band has grown
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StoriesSeptember 4
North Carolina musician arrested, accused of Artificial Intelligence-assisted fraud caperFederal authorities in New York say a North Carolina musician has been charged with using artificial intelligence to create thousands of songs that he streamed billions of times to collect over $10 million in royalty payments
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