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Saweetie ‘Growing Up’: How She Found Her Voice & Developed ‘Tougher Skin’

Music

In the latest episode of Billboard‘s “Growing Up” series, Saweetie tells the story of how she found her voice and connects it to her roots. The Bay Area-raised rapper (real name Diamonté Harper) tells Billboard how proud she is of her Black, Filipino and Chinese heritage. “I think it’s important — especially as American kids — really identify...

Neumos in Seattle, in a Pandemic: COVID Is ‘Not Going Away’

Music

As co-owner of Seattle’s popular independent venue Neumos in Capitol Hill, Steven Severin has been a staple in the Seattle music industry for more than 20 years. Roughly 10 years ago, he helped create the Seattle Nightlife and Music Association to bring together the area’s live event insiders, and for the past 16 years has helped run...

Reba McEntire Didn’t Have a Breakthrough Case of COVID-19 After All

Music

Reba McEntire has refined her previous statement that she had tested positive for COVID-19 despite already being vaccinated. McEntire recently spoke with TalkShopLive’s Nancy O’Dell on Aug. 23, telling the host that her previous positive COVID-19 test turned out to be a false positive. “I did say that I had COVID but when I got...

Final Fantasy 4 Pixel Remaster Launches September 8

Games

The rollout for the Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters kicked off last month with the simultaneous launch of the first three games in the series. Instead of taking the same approach for Final Fantasy 4,5, and 6, it looks like we’re getting those one at a time beginning with the much-beloved fourth entry. Final Fantasy 4...

Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts Dies at 80

Music

The “engine room” of the Rolling Stones has shut down. Co-founder and virtuoso drummer Charlie Watts, who guitarist Keith Richards frequently referred to with the “engine room” sobriquet, has died at age 80, his rep confirmed Tuesday (Aug. 24). Watts had just exited the band’s upcoming U.S. tour to allow him to recover from an unspecified...

SiriusXM Wins Appeal in Turtles Lawsuit Over Pre-1972 Royalties

Music

SiriusXM Radio does not need to pay in order to play pre-1972 recordings under California law, an appeals court ruled Monday (Aug. 23), marking the radio giant’s latest victory in its ongoing dispute over music royalties with members of ’60s rockers The Turtles. The Turtles, known for their hit “Happy Together,” are represented in a series...

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