Sheryl Crow to Single-handedly Hand Election to McCain
Do you know a single person under the age of 30 who would lift a finger for a Sheryl Crow album?
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Do you know a single person under the age of 30 who would lift a finger for a Sheryl Crow album?
Angry over lawsuits and release-date switches, geeks makes the suits feel the pain.
Those of us who have enjoyed Bobby's work since the glory days of Police Chief Rumble salute him.
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Despite seeming like a sequel to 'The Day the Clown Cried,' this seems to be an actual serious drama.
…for now. They're holding out for a Cabinet position.
How does the latest masterwork from the preeminent chart master of our time stand up to his previous ones?
Muxtape is possibly dead as Pandora fights for its life.
Of pretty much all the songs we've ever heard, this one must rank somewhere near the bottom for ones we thought might make good children's literature.
The brothers are currently making only $12 million a year, which may seem like a lot to you but frankly isn't.
Axl is currently in talks to release the album through Best Buy or Wal-Mart, not that this will ever actually happen.
A fan walking past Bono's house last week heard new songs blaring from the stereo. He's uploaded them to YouTube for your listening pleasure.
As summer-desperate editors have always known, any idea, no matter how goofy, can be stretched into a popular recurring feature.
Michael Phelps listens to Weezy's "I'm Me" before he swims. What other athletes could benefit from Wayne's motivational power?
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Axl's new song leaks to YouTube! Was it worth the fifteen-year wait? No!
The former '90210' star would be perfect, says the former '90210' star.
E-mail your boss right now and ask for the entire week of September 21 off.
Rejoice, New Yorkers! No longer will Cleveland, Ohio, hold a monopoly on the world's most irrelevant cultural institution!