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U.S. legislation backed by Pandora Media Inc., the biggest online radio service, would hurt musicians and record labels by reducing their royalties, according to SoundExchange President Michael Huppe.
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Urban cool and Mountain Dew are two phrases that don’t usually go together. PepsiCo Inc. is trying to change that.
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The three brothers in the Kings of Leon trace their music back to childhood, touring with their father Ivan “Leon” Followill, a Pentecostal minister.
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The annual National Basketball Association All-Star Game isn’t taken too seriously by basketball fans. It’s best appreciated as the culmination of a weekend of parties attended by athletes and their celebrity friends. Before the most recent competition on Feb. 26 at the Amway Center in Orlando, the players mingle beside the court with director Spike Lee and civil rights activist Jesse Jackson. Rapper-turned-actor Common visits Cee Lo Green. Their younger peers, Lil Wayne and his protégé, Drake, make faces for TNT’s cameras.
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Spend the evening with the Marcantonios, as retired Italian longshoreman Gus fights with his three grown kids about radicalism, unions and whether it’s ever right to pay for sex.
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Arcade Fire takes a decisive step toward rock’s first rank with its new album, out next week.
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Sony Corp. is negotiating to acquire Big Machine Label Group, home to country music acts including Taylor Swift and Rascal Flatts, according to two people with knowledge of the talks.
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Manhattan district attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. added two female prosecutors to the sexual-assault case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn , the former International Monetary Fund chief, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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The Flying Karamazov Brothers have been around for four decades, joking and juggling with everyone from the Grateful Dead to the Cincinnati Pops.
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Rapper Kanye West received seven nominations for Grammy Awards, the most of any artist, as the music industry prepared to hand out its top honors.
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