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The music industry operates like a high-stakes battlefield where labels, platforms, and artists vie for dominance.

As if I need a robot duo to tell me I've listened to too much of the same 2000's emo playlist I have for 20 years.

"Hatred and mixed emotions today."

"I’ve met a lot of people who I admire. Sometimes this can be an incredibly disappointing experience, but that was not the case with Zuby."

Originally recorded in 2001, the classic holiday song is a perfect fit for Greenwood's patriotic and heartfelt style.

The event, part of Art Basel, has drawn the attention of religious groups who view it as another example of cultural elites celebrating values contrary to their faith.

While the CMA’s and many in the industry still value awards as the ultimate measure of success, it’s clear that Wallen doesn’t.

"I knew nothing about the Y being a hang out for gays when I wrote the lyrics."

Comedy--even dark comedy--has always been part of our culture. It's the great equalizer, poking fun at everyone and everything

"They're lucky I didn't instinctively swing."

“The band asks for your patience and understanding as they process the news of Bob’s passing."

Gotti is expected to fully recover from his injuries.

What Rolling Stone is doing here is a classic case of genre appropriation, where mainstream acts dip into country to grab the spotlight while ignoring the artists who live and breathe country music.

Despite this setback, the superstar remains optimistic.