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Kesha Officially Drops New Singles “Eat the Acid” and “Fine Line”: Stream
Previously leaked on SoundCloud, the singles are the first releases from Kesha's new studio album, Gag Order. Kesha Officially Drops New Singles “Eat the Acid” and “Fine Line”: Stream Jo Vito
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Kesha Confirms Rick Rubin-Produced New LP, Gag Order
After teasing their collaboration in a January 60 Minutes piece, Kesha has confirmed that her Rick Rubin-produced new album, Gag Order, will be released May 19 through Kemosabe/RCA Records. The first two tracks, “Eat the Acid” and “Fine Line,” will arrive on Friday (April 28). Although the album announcement goes to great length to avoid … Kesha Confirms Rick Rubin-Produced New LP, Gag Order Read More » The post Kesha Confirms Rick Rubin-Produced New LP, <i>Gag Order</i> appeared first on SPIN.
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Kesha Reveals Her New Album: ‘I Really Dug Into My Uglier Emotions’
Working with Rick Rubin, not to mention her beloved cat Mr. Peeps, made 'Gag Order' a new kind of breakthrough for the singer
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NBA champion coach Phil Jackson says he doesn’t watch basketball anymore because it got too political
Eleven-time champion coach Phil Jackson said in a recent interview that he no longer watches NBA basketball, saying that the league was trying to appeal to a “certain audience” with social justice efforts. On a recent appearance on the “Tetragrammaton with Rick Rubin” podcast earlier this month, Jackson told host Rick Rubin that he had…
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Phil Jackson goes viral for criticizing NBA as 'catering' and too political
Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson said he hasn't watched the NBA since the 2020 bubble, when he says the league was "catering" and became too political.
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Ex-NBA coach Phil Jackson says he stopped watching basketball when players wore slogans on jerseys during COVID-19 bubble
Jackson felt the NBA was "trying to cater to an audience" with slogans like "Justice" and "Equal Opportunity" on jerseys and the court.
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Watch the trailer for Flea’s new podcast series
First guests on the show will include Rick Rubin, Patti Smith and Thundercat
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John Frusciante says this YouTuber’s mindblowing theory on the secret to his Scar Tissue sound is... dead on
The Red Hot Chili Peppers man says Paul Davids’ idea about his Scar Tissue tuning is absolutely right – he just didn’t know he’d done it
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Darryl ‘DMC’ McDaniels on Why ‘It’s Tricky’ Is ‘the Greatest Hip-Hop Song Ever’
It was 1982. Darryl “DMC” McDaniels had just graduated from high school, and his group Run-DMC with Joseph “Run” Simmons and Jason “Jam Master Jay” Mizell was garnering significant buzz around New York City. Less than a year later, the Hollis, Queens trio had gotten a deal with Profile Records. Run-DMC changed the game with … Darryl ‘DMC’ McDaniels on Why ‘It’s Tricky’ Is ‘the Greatest Hip-Hop Song Ever’ Read More » The post Darryl ‘DMC’ McDaniels on Why ‘It’s Tricky’ Is ‘the Greatest Hip-Hop So
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Flea Announces New Podcast This Little Light
The Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist will discuss his early musical memories on the 15-part series, premiering March 30th. Flea Announces New Podcast This Little Light Abby Jones
