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POSTED June 24, 11:41 AM
Just listen to the one and only Reverend Al Green performing "Let's Stay Together" and you will remember why he's getting BET's Lifetime Achievement Award tonight. He is still going strong after 40 years in the music business and 30 years as beloved leader of the Full Gospel tabernacle in Memphis. His latest album, "Lay It Down," was released just a few weeks ago. Tonight BET also will honor Quincy Jones — who has won 27 Grammy awards and been nominated for 79 — with the Humanitarian Award. Jones co-founded the Institute for Black American Music, which is creating a national library of African-American music and art. His Listen Up Foundation aims to break the cycle of poverty and violence by connecting children with education, technology, culture and music. In 2001, Listen Up built more than 100 homes in South Africa for the Nelson Mandela Foundation. The BET Awards will air at 8 p.m. > Visit Al Green's web site > Find out more about the Listen Up Foundation |
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POSTED June 24, 9:11 AM
U.S. authorities won't give Boy George's a visa for his American concert tour this summer — including a free New York concert in August — because he's awaiting trial in London. "I am getting my life together and was really looking... Read More
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POSTED June 20, 9:39 AM
These boys are hot. Young, but hot. The Jonas Brothers "Burnin Up" track is topping the charts — and the video is out today. The "A Little Bit Longer" album won't be out until August 12, but you can watch the video right... Read More
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POSTED June 6, 8:51 AM
The British public isn't exactly snapping up tickets to seven-time Grammy winner Jay-Z's upcoming shows. The Hip-Hop star is being blamed for Glastonbury festivals' poor ticket sales (not nice) and MTV is saying that his Projekt Revolution set with... Read More
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POSTED May 30, 10:55 AM
Amy Winehouse has confirmed that she will play in Hyde Park on June 27 to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday. She'll join a star-studded "46664 Concert" bill that includes Queen, Annie Lennox, Simple Minds, Leona Lewis, Sugababes... Read More
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POSTED May 16, 7:41 AM
A huge crowd braved the pouring rain in New York this morning to see the New Kids on the Block perform old songs. The crowd — one of the largest ever for a Today show concert — went wild for the reunited boy man band, which hasn't... Read More
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POSTED May 14, 11:21 AM
MTV confirmed today that Coldplay and the Pussycat Dolls will perform at their 2008 Movie Awards on June 1. Mike Myers will host. Coldplay will perform the single "Violet Hill" from their first new album in three years. It has been downloaded... Read More
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POSTED May 13, 9:08 AM
Radiohead isn't merely giving away music (though you can pay whatever you want for their new album on their web site). The band is trying to raise awareness — again — about child slavery. Their "All I Need" video is a split-screen... Read More
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POSTED May 12, 8:39 PM
Neil Young is now officially immortalized in the spider world. East Carolina University biologist Jason Bond (no relation to James) named a newly discovered trapdoor spider after the rock star: Myrmekiaphila neilyoungi. Young (62) has a few other notches... Read More
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POSTED May 6, 12:39 PM
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg held a joint press conference with the Police today to announce the band's last-ever concert, which will be in the Big Apple in August. So it's a retirement concert for a reunion band that came out of... Read More
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