Taylor Swift barred from performing past hits at AMA
Taylor Swift's upcoming performance at the American Music Awards is now uncertain after the country-pop superstar complained she would not be allowed to sing hit songs from her past albums, stating that her music managers Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta, who own the rights to them, had withdrawn their permissions. Braun acquired the rights to Swift's past albums after buying her former record label Big Machine for $300m in June.
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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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UK’s richest musician under 30
UK’s richest musician under 30
British singer Ed Sheeran has been officially named as the richest musician in the UK under the age of 30. His wealth soared by 40 million pounds to a total of 200 million pounds, according to the Sunday Times Rich List. Second on the list is Harry Styles, followed by Niall Horan in third place, Louis Tomlinson in fifth place, Liam Payne on sixth and Zayn Malik on seventh
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A tribute to Little Richard
A tribute to Little Richard
His piano work, crucial to his sound, was limited to hammered chords and skitterish riffing but with that megaphone voice, falsetto squeal, bursting energy and powerhouse band, his records became classics: songs every local group played every weekend for years to come; songs the other rock greats covered; songs that fired the ambition of those artists who would change the 1960s, the Beatles and Bob Dylan.
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Jamaican Singer Millie Small dies at 73
Jamaican Singer Millie Small dies at 73
Famous Jamaican singer, song-writer and “My Boy Lollipop” singer Millie Small has died from a stroke at age 73. Chris Blackwell, who co-produced the hit song, said: “I would say she’s the person who took ska international because it was her first hit record,” launching her into the top 20 pop charts at 16 years old.
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