Legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne drops new album
The now 71-year-old legendary Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has released a new solo album called Ordinary Man, his first in almost 10 years. Osbourne also opened up about his Parkinson's diagnosis last month, which is why he will not be touring the new album, but will instead be seeking treatment for his disease in Europe.
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Taylor Swift to release a surprise album tonight
Taylor Swift to release a surprise album tonight
Taylor Swift made a surprise announcement that she will be releasing her eighth studio album, “Folklore,” Thursday midnight. In a social media post, Swift explained that the album is the result of many of her plans for 2020 including a short stadium tour supporting her 2019 album “Lover” were scrapped due to the pandemic. In lockdown, she wrote the new album’s songs in isolation
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Lil Wayne drops a new surprise for fans
Lil Wayne drops a new surprise for fans
Lil Wayne just dropped a new surprise for his fans as celebrations for the Fourth of July weekend kicked off. The 37-year-old hip-hop star recently revealed that his 11th studio record, the 'Free Weezy Album' (FWA), would now be made available on all digital streaming platforms like Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube on the occasion of its fifth anniversary. The star recently made announcement on Instagram
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German Musician Florian Schneider Dies at Age 73
German Musician Florian Schneider Dies at Age 73
Famous German Musician Florian Schneider of German electronic band Kraftwerk has died, Billboard has confirmed. During his time with the group, Kraftwerk released 10 studio albums, seven of which charted on the Billboard 200, including 1974's acclaimed Autobahn, which peaked at No. 5.
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'Treated us like simpletons': Pedro Almodóvar criticises Madonna over documentary
Oscar-winning Spanish film director Pedro Almodóvar has written “a settling of scores” in a long diary entry written during the coronavirus lockdown, which accuses Madonna of treating him and actor Antonio Banderas as “simpletons”, and not asking permission to use footage of them in a documentary. He also says Madonna also asked Banderas, who didn’t speak English then, a provocative question via Almodóvar.
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