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      Liv Tyler says battling COVID-19 was an 'emotional and psychological' experience

      The actress said despite her best efforts to stay healthy, she tested positive on New Year's Eve.

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      Rob Lowe Says Steven Tyler Played a Role in His Sobriety: ‘He’s a Big Part of Who I Am Today’

      Rob Lowe Says Steven Tyler Played a Role in His Sobriety

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      Consequence of Sound

      'American Pickers' hosts present Aerosmith with long-lost tour van: Watch

      The band purchased the van after it was found in the woods by the American Pickers hosts.American Pickers hosts present Aerosmith with long-lost tour van: Watch Spencer Kaufman

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      Steven Tyler: 'I'd be dead by now' if hadn't gotten sober

      Achieving sobriety hasn't been an easy journey for Steven Tyler, but it has been a necessary one.

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      Variety

      Steven Tyler Demands Trump Stop Playing Aerosmith Songs at Rallies

      Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler is demanding President Donald Trump stop using the band’s songs at rallies, like the one held at the Charleston Civic Center in West Virginia on Tuesday (August 21). The band’s 1993 hit “Livin’ on the Edge” was played as Trump devotees entered the venue, which has a capacity of 13,500. Tyler […]

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      James Corden reveals singer who walked away from special 'Carpool Karaoke'

      In a game of Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts with Steven Tyler, James Corden revealed the singer who walked out on what would have been a special Carpool Karaoke.

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      First look: Steven Tyler's 'risky' career change takes center stage in intimate documentary

      The upcoming documentary "Steven Tyler: Out on a Limb" examines the varied career choices the iconic Aerosmith frontman has made over the years, including that solo country album.

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      Us Weekly

      Aerosmith's Steven Tyler Addresses Heart Attack and Seizure Rumors

      Aerosmith's Steven Tyler addressed rumors about his health after canceling the final four shows of his tour — find out more

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      Rolling Stone

      Steven Tyler Offers Health Update After Aerosmith Tour Cancellation

      Steven Tyler has offered a health update days after Aerosmith canceled the four remaining shows on their South American tour.

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      Aerosmith's Steven Tyler returns to US for medical care

      BOSTON (AP) — Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler says he has returned to the United States for medical care and the band is canceling the last four shows of its tour in South America.

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      Rolling Stone

      Aerosmith Cancel Tour Dates Due to Steven Tyler Medical Issues

      Aerosmith have canceled a run of tour dates, as Steven Tyler receives treatment for undisclosed medical issues.

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      Celebrities FaceTiming One Another

      It makes sense celebs are always FaceTiming because they're always on the go. But here they show off their VIP contact lists by FTing with other stars.

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      Liv and Steven Tyler Discover African-American Ancestors Who Were Musicians

      On Who Do You Think You Are?, Liv Tyler was elated to discover that her great-great-great-great-grandfather Robert Elliot was part African-American.

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      Guess How Much Justin Bieber’s Bright Blue Ferrari Went for at Auction?

      Justin Bieber just auctioned off his custom 2011 Ferrari for approximately $434,500 (West Coast Customs tweeted that it went for $395,000). On Jan. 21, the 22-year-old singer surprised bidders and took the stage at the famous Barrett-Jackson auto auction in Arizona. To sweeten the deal, he also threw in concert tickets and a backstage pass to whoever bought the Ferrari.

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      Steven Tyler Explains His 'Janie’s Fund,' Horrors of Sexual Abuse, and the Future of Aerosmith

      As Aersomith head towards what frontman Steven Tyler has called a farewell tour that will “probably last forever,” the singer has been focusing on further developing his charity Janie’s Fund, which is off to a great start. The organization, which the singer launched with the help of Youth Villages in Nov. 2015, was developed to provide hope and healing to girls that have been sexually abused. Part of the slogan for the fund is “a big voice for abused girls,” and Tyler has been using his mainstream presence and oversized personality to raise awareness of the fund and ramp up its activities.

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      Steven Tyler Reflects on his UN Humanitarian Award, Talks Future of Aerosmith

      A duet with Mariah Carey? Steven Tyler still has more than a few tricks up his sleeve.

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      Steven Tyler’s ‘Shocker’ Hand Gesture Edited Out Of Disney Attraction After 17 Years

      There is a roller coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park called the Rock 'N' Roller Coaster. I've never been to Orlando, but according to our very own Chris DeVille, it's an excellent ride. Here's what he had to say: …

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      Steven Tyler Made A Country Version Of “Janie’s Got A Gun” With Stone Temple Pilots

      Last month, to the dismay of his Aerosmith bandmate, Steven Tyler released a country album called We're All Somebody From Somewhere. Featured on said album is a re-worked, acoustic version of the Aerosmith track "Janie's Got A Gun," which apparently was recorded with the surviving/remaining members of Stone Temple Pilots. In a post on…

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      Rolling Stone

      Steven Tyler: 'I'm Really Concerned and Worried About Joe Perry'

      <p><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/steven-tyler">Steven Tyler</a> said he is "really concerned" about <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/joe-perry">Joe Perry</a>'s health and has been unable to contact his <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/aerosmith">Aerosmith</a> bandmate, who <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/joe-perry-collapses-hospitalized-during-hollywood-vampires-show-20160710">collapsed during a show with the Hollywood Vampires</a> Sunday.</p> <p></p> <p>"It's starting to scare me a little bit," Tyler told <em>Billboard</em>. He added: "I know my brother. He's just about the...

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      Steven Tyler Goes Convincingly Country in Hollywood

      On July 4, 1986, Aerosmith and Run-D.M.C. released their rap-rock collaboration “Walk This Way” – forever altering the course of popular music, but no doubt freaking out more than a few stodgy rock purists in the process. Exactly 30 years and one day later, Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler brought his “Out on a Limb” country solo tour to Hollywood, and while it remains to be seen if his latest genre experimentation will be as successful, it definitely was not as jarring. Onstage at the relatively intimate, 3,400-capacity Dolby Theatre Tuesday, Tyler, now signed as a solo act to Big Machine (label home to Taylor Swift and American Idol soulman-turned-country singer Trent Harmon, two artists known for their genre-hopping) segued seamlessly between the twangy material from his forthcoming country debut, We’re All Somebody From Somewhere, and, well, twangy classics like “Cryin’” and Aerosmith’s famous cover of Tiny Bradshaw’s “Train Kept a Rollin’.” All the while, he was enthusiastically backed by Lovely Mary, a seven-piece, bluegrass-inflected combo featuring harmonica, banjo, pedal steel, bongos, and fiddle, and led by longtime Aerosmith collaborator Marti Frederiksen.

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      Steven Tyler’s Latest Girlfriend Is Younger Than Most of His Daughters

      Steven Tyler doesn’t want to miss a thing — like Elton John’s Oscar party — with gal pal Aimee Ann Preston. As sure as the sun rises and sets, rich old men will fall in love with beautiful young women — as Steven Tyler can attest. The Aerosmith frontman, 67, was photographed holding hands with 28-year-old dark-haired beauty Aimee Ann Preston.

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      Steven Tyler Crashes CNN Weather Report

      New York is a city with no shortage of celebrities, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler crashed a live CNN Weather report with Poppy Harlow. Steven, with his daughter Mia. New York City and most of the east coast was pounded with heavy winter storms, but that didn’t seem to bring the musician down. “I’m down here to see my daughters and my grandson Milo” explained Tyler, while also warning people to stay indoors to avoid the winter weather. Tyler wasn’t the only celebrity braving the weather. ...

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      Liv Tyler Reveals the Moment She Discovered Steven Tyler Was Her Biological Father

      It wasn’t until the age of 8 that Liv Tyler discovered that Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler was her biological father. The actress was discussing the startling revelation while opening up about her interesting family life and upbringing on the British TV show The Jonathan Ross Show.

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      Aerosmith: Steven Tyler 'Abandoned' Us

      Aerosmith guitarist says Steven Tyler is putting solo pursuits ahead of Aerosmith tour. “I guess he seems to think his solo career is going to go great guns, and he doesn’t seem to realize that – in my opinion – his fans around the globe want to see him in the context of Aerosmith and don’t really care for whatever he thinks he’s gonna do.” Steven Tyler Goes ‘Crazy’ on ABC’s 'Nashville’ He went on to say that there was no talking Tyler out of it, though the trade magazine reports that the band would likely play some South American dates next year. Whitford will put out a new record by Whitford St. Holmes – a collaboration with former Ted Nugent mouthpiece Derek St. Holmes – titled Reunion next year.

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      Steven Tyler Writes Copyright Essay After Donald Trump Song Drama

      Steven Tyler writes open letter explaining why he asked Donald Trump to stop using Aerosmith’s “Dream On” during his campaign trial. On Wednesday, Trump tweeted that he wouldn’t be playing the Aerosmith song anymore since he found a “better one to take its place,” and Tyler followed up the incident with an op-ed Thursday (Oct. 15) on The Huffington Post. Donald Trump Receives Legal Threat Over Use of Aerosmith’s ‘Dream On’ “This week, I sent a letter to Donald Trump’s campaign asking to not use my music at political rallies,” he begins the essay. "Just as my record label sister, Taylor Swift, wrote her letter to Apple in June, this is my open letter to everyone,” Tyler continues.

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