Disco, punk, reggae, and metal were rising, and artists from Patti Smith to P-Funk to Willie Nelson were kicking out classics
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She found her sound in Austin's underground clubs. Now, she hopes her spellbinding music will have the same effect on the next wave of ravers
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New report examines singer's rift with former manager Scooter Braun, decision to make $200 million catalog deal, and possibility of new music
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The musician set up a text line for her fans to supplement her newsletter, with her first message reflecting on her Coachella guest appearance with Charli XCX ahead of Lorde Summer
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The rapper's upcoming record ¡ª named for a red supergiant star ¡ª is available to pre-order, though an exact release date hasn't been revealed
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The actress, who's been married to the musician since 2018, said the first Trump admin tried to "mess him up" during the lengthy interview process
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The athlete isn't sure if she regrets popping out for Kendrick Lamar's set, but didn't want to miss the chance to show that one of the greatest tennis players of all time hails from Compton
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Turnpike Troubadours, Young the Giant, Father John Misty, Maggie Rose, Better Than Ezra also on the lineup for the Franklin, Tennessee, fest
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