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Founded by LJ Fino and PR consultant Alex Fahmy, New Gen 47 PAC is dedicated to mobilizing young, minority voters in support of Trump and other conservative candidates.

Former President Donald Trump himself has lent his seal of approval to Baste Records' groundbreaking work, hailing its efforts as "SO GREAT."

Country artist Colt Ford delivered an emotional video message to his fans this week, offering a mixed update on his health following a heart attack he suffered after a show in Gilbert, Ariz., on April 4.

The Morgan Wallen Foundation shared on Instagram that she received "custom boots and an outfit" as part of her special day.

During an appearance on "The Ingraham Angle," Kid Rock expressed admiration for Trump's selection, which includes a mix of iconic tunes ranging from "House of the Rising Sun" to tracks by Springsteen, Elvis, and Elton John, alongside patriotic anthems.

With a rallying cry to stop communism and save America, she takes aim at Biden's misguided priorities and questionable motives.

Salehi's case highlights the grim reality faced by many artists and activists in Iran who dare to challenge the status quo.

The 30-year-old singer's concert marked his first performance since his arrest in Nashville nearly two weeks ago.

In response to some Pastors who advise against rap music, Bryson exposes the Biblical truth on the genre contained within the Book of Habakkuk.

Led by LJ Fino, president of First Class Label Group, and co-founded by Alex Fahmy, NEW GEN 47 seeks to engage demographics previously overlooked by the Republican Party, particularly young voters, through the universal language of music.

Feucht didn't hold back, offering a scathing critique of Swift's work, particularly highlighting her explicit content and mockery of Christian beliefs.

He posted an image that depicts group of people with their heads buried in the sand, while planes above them release what appears to be chemicals associated with geo-engineering efforts.

Videos circulating on social media captured the amusing mishap, showing Bryan confidently striding across the stage before his feet unexpectedly went out from under him.

Formed in 1969 in Jacksonville, Florida, the Allman Brothers Band became a prominent rock group with hits like "Ramblin' Man" and "Blue Sky." Betts, alongside Duane Allman, played a pivotal role in shaping the band's signature sound.