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'The Voice' finale, Cassadee Pope inevitably wins
There's something to be said about predictability, which means there's certainly something to be said about the season finale of "The Voice" Tuesday night. Cassadee Pope, the Florida pop-rocker and former front woman of the band Hey Monday, won the...
Tags: Usher, Rihanna, Brandon Flowers, Radio Industry, Television Industry
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'The Voice' recap, ugh, Cassadee Pope
Well, America, now you've done it. By eliminating Dez Duron last week, you’ve officially knocked Christina Aguilera out of competition on "The Voice," and I warned you, I WARNED you, that she would become insufferable if she had nothing else to do...
Tags: Rascal Flatts (music group), Rod Stewart, Carson Daly, Earth, Wind & Fire (music group), Popular Music (genre)
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'The Voice' recap, let the live shows begin!
Finally, finally, finally, after almost TWO MONTHS, we reach the live shows of "The Voice," and for the first time this season, the power is in the hands of the voting audience. Wait, there’s another election going on this week, right? Maybe that&...
Tags: Punk (genre), Music, ADAM, Neon Trees (music group), Voting
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'The Voice' recap: Episode 2
Phew! Two hours of “The Voice” is a lot to process. The NBC show was heavy on the tug-at-your-heartstrings contestant backstories tonight, which can make for some intense emotional weight-lifting. But we all survived, and slowly but surely,...Tags: NBC (tv network), Tom Petty, Pat Benatar, Blake Shelton, Carson Daly
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'Dancing with the Stars' recap - week 2
Nancy Grace's wardrobe malfunction will be the most infamous moment of this episode of DWTS.
To cover a few seconds of time while host Tom Bergeron tipped Nancy off to adjust her cleavage ("On the European version, that would be perfectly fine," he...Tags: Carson Kressley, Tom Bergeron, Brooke Burke, Ricki Lake, Dancing
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Liz Phair picks a fight
Liz Phair is a sellout.
And a copycat, and a Sheryl Crow and an Avril Lavigne, but most of all, a former hero. So says the naggy, invisible Greek chorus of former and current fans, purists, naysayers, and kneejerk critics who greet every record she's put...Tags: Sheryl Crow, Liz Phair, Capitol Records, Keith Richards
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'American Idol': L.A., baby
Reality CheckThe guest judge for the Los Angeles round of American Idol is Avril Lavigne. Really?Neil Goldstein is the first auditioner of the night. He says he's a big geek, he has hair that should be legendary, he keeps making a......Tags: Maroon 5 (music group), Katy Perry, Judges, Simon Cowell, Water Supply
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Miley Cyrus pulls in the big bucks
Sun ReporterWhen Miley Cyrus' concert tour ends this month, the teen pop sensation will discover whether her meteoric rise to fame culminates in a payday that puts her earnings on a par with that of American Idol winner Carrie Underwood, Harry Potter series star...Tags: Earnings, Daniel Radcliffe, American Idol (tv program), Marketing, Rupert Grint
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Grammy choices don't reflect the risk takers
Los Angeles Times Pop Music CriticNEW YORK - In a B-plus year for music, the Grammy voters did a C-minus job of reflecting that energy and passion in nominations announced yesterday. In the top three categories alone, the reaction to the nominees is likely to range from hurrah to "huh?"...Tags: Ceremonies, Los Angeles Times, Tom Waits, Sheryl Crow, Eminem
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Liz Phair's sound takes musical turn in her latest album
Sun Pop Music CriticThe old Liz Phair was sharp and darkly introspective; she was interesting. With the 1993 seminal Exile in Guyville album, the artist became the "queen of indie rock." Alternative fans (and geeky rock critics) adored her - a singer-songwriter whose snide,...Tags: Music Theater, Meredith Brooks, Music Industry, Gaming, Liz Phair
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Rule change triples SARS in Toronto
Associated PressTORONTO - The number of people with SARS in Canada's largest city tripled to 33 yesterday when health officials broadened their definition of what constitutes a "probable case" to meet international standards. The change came after the World Health...Tags: Health Organizations, Hospitals and Clinics, Toronto (Canada), Canada, Plastic Surgeons
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