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  Harvey Weinstein to Appeal Latest Rape Conviction

  Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to an additional 16 years in prison on Thursday, but his lawyers will continue to fight for the disgraced producer to live a life outside of jail, pledging to appeal his Los Angeles conviction. Weinstein’s defense, led by Mark Werksman and Alan Jackson, is finalizing their notice for appeal and is […]

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  Parade

  Harvey Weinstein Given Additional 16 Year-Prison Sentence After Latest Rape Conviction

  The former producer was initially sentenced to 23 years in 2020.

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  Billboard

  Alan Jackson Didn‘t Think His ’90s Classic ‘Chattahoochee’ Would Be a Hit

  "I learned right quick that everybody has a Chattahoochee," Jackson said of the song written about a river in Georgia.

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  Alan Jackson Reveals Desire to Return to Music Amid Health Struggles

  The country singer continues to write songs while battling Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.

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  Variety

  Brad Paisley Signs With Universal Nashville

  Universal Music Group Nashville announces the signing of country music superstar Brad Paisley to its imprint EMI Records Nashville. The singer-guitarist — who has won three Grammys, two American Music Awards, 15 Academy of Country Music Awards, and 14 Country Music Association Awards over a 20-plus year career — had been with Sony Music’s Arista Nashville […]

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  The Tennessean

  Brad Paisley reunites with old friends at a new record label

  A new album from Brad Paisley should arrive this year, according to a press release.

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  The Columbus Dispatch

  Letters: Jimmy Carter 'much too good of a man to be president.' Kia shouldn't pay

  Letters to the Editor: Jimmy Carter far too good. Don't drop the speed limit too low. Make wrongdoers accountable not Kia.

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  Us Weekly

  Alan Jackson Says He Plans for ‘More Music to Come’ Amid His Battle With Degenerative Nerve Condition

  He’ll try! Alan Jackson revealed he has plans to release more music amid his ongoing battle with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. “Yes. I would hope so. I mean, I may not have toured much, but, like I said, the creative part jumps out every now and then," Jackson, 64, said on the Tuesday, February 21, episode of

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  Alan Jackson Says He'll Likely Have 'More Music to Come' in the Future: 'I Would Hope So'

  Any new release would be the country superstar's first since he announced in September 2021 that he's been dealing with the degenerative nerve condition Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease for the past decade

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  Kennebec Journal, Augusta, Maine

  From Elvis to Pearl Jam, Augusta Civic Center has hosted many memorable performers in its 50 years

  Feb. 18—AUGUSTA — A who's who of the music industry have taken the stage at the Augusta Civic Center in its 50-year history. Those landmark performances have come from a bevy of well-known artists: Eric Clapton, Kiss, Aerosmith, Alabama, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, George Jones, Phish, the Grateful Dead, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Dylan, Loretta Lynn, Arthur Fiedler and Boston Pops, Kenny Rogers, Tom ...

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