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The weekend Coachella uses to double its ticket revenue inherits every crack from Weekend One — weather cancellations, health pullouts — plus BIGBANG's first US festival set in a decade.
A Versailles-shot music video, a pub Guinness teaser, pink locks in four cities, and a surprise appearance during Addison Rae's set — the rollout is doing a lot of work before the album arrives.
Four days' deliberation, $1.72 overcharge per ticket from 2020 to 2024, 86 percent of primary ticketing, and a judge who now has to decide whether to break the company up.
Meghan Trainor cited family and album prep. Rezz cited health. Anyma lost his debut to wind. Lambrini Girls pulled for brain injury. The industry is running at the body's edge.
She played Leo DiCaprio's mother in 'Catch Me If You Can,' won four Cesars, made eighty films, and died Friday evening in Paris of Lewy body dementia.
Thirty-two years of nationally syndicated morning radio, a Marconi Award, a Radio Hall of Fame induction, and a cancer podcast he named honestly.
A Durham kid who wrote the Kenny Rogers song that became a Grammy, a movie franchise and a political cliché. Twenty-five country number ones. Hall of Fame inductions in four cities.
She was twenty-seven when she washed a car in silence and outshone Newman, Hopper and a future Oscar winner. Second act: a Burbank bakery supplying Disney.
Three weeks in, Mario is still on top, and the only new wide release this weekend couldn't knock him off.
Warner Bros went gore-first on the Universal monster Universal could not franchise. Critics split. Audiences, so far, showed up in threes, not fives.
Four years after the season-two finale, Euphoria returns at nine Sunday — against a lineup the streaming era was supposed to eliminate.