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  Allison Russell Is a Grammy Insider After Releasing the Bold ‘Outside Child’

  Allison Russell’s debut solo album, “Outside Child,” explores the trauma she experienced being sexually and emotionally abused until the time she was 15, and how she learned to choose her own family and channel the power of music and art to escape and thrive. Triply Grammy-nominated, it’s the kind of album the Recording Academy can […]

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  3-year-old boy found after 3 days' lost in Australian woods

  A 3-year-old boy wearing a sweat shirt and diapers was found sitting in a creek and cupping water in his hands to drink on Monday, three days after he was lost in rugged Australian woodland. Hundreds of people had been searching for Anthony “AJ” Elfalak, who has autism and is non-verbal, since he went missing from his family’s remote rural property near the village of Putty, north of Sydney, late Friday morning. The crew of a police helicopter spotted him sitting in shallow water in a creek be

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  Rolling Stone

  Hear Bruce Hornsby’s Piano Rendition of Dinosaur Jr.’s ‘Feel the Pain’

  Jagjaguwar's 25th-anniversary covers album Join the Ritual out September 24th

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  The Wrap

  ‘Fear Street’ Star Kiana Madeira Listened to Everything from Snoop Dogg to Tracy Chapman to Prepare for Her Multiple Roles

  Kiana Madeira listened to everything from Snoop Dogg to Tracy Chapman to prepare for her roles in the “Fear Street” slasher trilogy – films that respectively take place in 1994, 1978 and 1666. “I think the music is like another character in the story for all three films—the soundtrack as well as the score,” Madeira told TheWrap. “They had such a big part in telling the story and the trajectory of what the characters were going though. The “Fear Street” trilogy centers around Shadyside teens who,

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  88 Music celebrates London location

  Jul. 15—1988 — Cher reaches the Number 4 spot on the music charts with her single, "We All Sleep Alone," as well as winning the an Academy Award as Best Actress in "Moonstruck." "Madame Butterfly" and "Phantom of the Opera" win Tony awards. Nelson Mandela's 70th birthday tribute brings out stars Whitney Houston, Phil Collins, Dire Straits, Tracy Chapman, Al Green, and The Eurythmics at Wembley ...

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  Cosmo

  One of the suspects in Kim Kardashian's robbery has written a book about it

  It's called "I Kidnapped Kim Kardashian"

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  Complex

  One of the Men Accused of Robbing Kim Kardashian in Paris Releases Tell-All Book in France

  One of the thieves accused of robbing Kim Kardashian and holding her captive in Paris in 2016 is reportedly releasing a tell-all book of the events.

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  INSIDER

  Tracy Chapman won her copyright infringement suit over Nicki Minaj, who will pay the singer-songwriter $450,000

  Tracy Chapman filed a suit against Nicki Minaj in 2018, claiming her song "Sorry" used Chapman's 1988 track "Baby Can I Hold You" without permission.

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  TheGrio

  Nicki Minaj to pay Tracy Chapman $450K in copyright dispute

  Nicki Minaj rarely says ‘sorry’ but she must be feeling like it now. Folkster Tracy Chapman alleged that Minaj used her composition “Baby Can I Hold You” to create her song “Sorry” even though it was never officially released. Per The Hollywood Reporter, new mother Minaj, born Onika Tanya Miraj, will have to pay Chapman $450K for sampling the song, one of the tracks she recorded for her Queen album in 2018.

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  The Wrap

  ‘Sorry': Nicki Minaj to Pay Tracy Chapman $450,000 to Settle Copyright Lawsuit

  Nicki Minaj has agreed to pay $450,000 to Tracy Chapman to settle a copyright lawsuit, according to documents made public Thursday and obtained by TheWrap.The reclusive “Fast Car” singer-songwriter sued Minaj back in 2018 saying that the rapper’s song “Sorry” infringed on a copyright for her own composition, “Baby Can I Hold You,” first released in 1988. “Sorry” was an unreleased Minaj track that heavily sampled “Baby Can I Hold You” and was leaked and played on a radio show by New York DJ Funkm

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