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How this rock star once won Sassy magazine's 'Biggest Cure Fan' contest — with an entry signed in blood
"Sassy was a magazine that spoke to me because Seventeen did not," says Eagles of Death Metal's Jennie Vee, who was 'determined' to impress the groundbreaking teen mag's editors at any cost.
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Eagles Of Death Metal Singer Does Groveling 180 On ‘Pathetic' Parkland Survivors
“I truly am sorry. I did not mean to hurt anyone or cause any harm," said Jesse Hughes, who sparked outrage with inflammatory comments about the Parkland teens.
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Eagles of Death Metal's Jesse Hughes opens up about advice to Ariana Grande, post-Bataclan recovery
In a candid Yahoo Q&A, Eagles of Death Metal's Jesse Hughes opens up about the traumatic night at the Bataclan — revealing where his head is at these days.
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Elle King Says She ‘Skipped Out’ on Her Wedding, Went to an Eagles of Death Metal Show Instead
The 'Ex's & Oh's' singer isn't moping.
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Watch the First Trailer for Eagles of Death Metal’s Documentary About Paris Terror Attack
Bono, Josh Homme, and Jesse Hughes appear in the teaser for the Colin Hanks-directed film.
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Eagles of Death Metal’s ‘I Love You All the Time’ Becomes New Paris Anthem
For the first time since their Nov. 13 show at the Bataclan was interrupted by gun-wielding terrorists who murdered 89 people, Eagles of Death Metal returned to Paris, France, on Dec. 7. They joined U2 onstage during U2’s HBO concert special taping for a cover of Patti Smith’s “People Have the Power,“ and then performed their own song, “I Love You All the Time.” The latter tune has taken on special meaning for EoDM and their friends and fans since the Paris tragedy last month.
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Eagles of Death Metal Members Revisit Paris Attack Site
Members of the band Eagles of Death Metal, Jesse Hughes, right, and Julian Dorio pay their respects to 89 victims who died in a Nov. 13 major extremist attack, at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris, France, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015. PARIS (AP) — Members of the California rock band Eagles of Death Metal on Tuesday revisited the ravaged Paris theater where they survived a massacre by Islamic extremist suicide bombers. Solemn and silent, they came to the now-shuttered Bataclan theater in eastern Par