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David Byrne’s latest Broadway musical ‘Here Lies Love’, which had been facing a wave of protest by the musicians’ union, has conceded to their demand and confirmed the inclusion of 12 musicians in the production. The show was initially planning to use pre-recorded music, an approach that led to friction with the union. The producers

Music titan and business virtuoso, Sean “Diddy” Combs, has launched legal proceedings against alcohol powerhouse Diageo, accusing the conglomerate of neglecting his Ciroc vodka and DeLeon tequila brands, categorizing them as “urban” products. Legal documents filed on Wednesday, made available by Rolling Stone, reveal that Combs’ representatives have charged Diageo and its management with smothering

World-renowned band Queen’s musical repertoire may soon fetch an unprecedented sum in a potential transaction. A well-informed insider told CNN that discussions have advanced significantly for Universal Music Group’s acquisition of Queen’s musical catalog, currently held by Disney Music Group. The insider has projected that this transaction might cross the whopping $1 billion mark and

An imperfectly restored Fender Stratocaster, once owned by Kurt Cobain, famed frontman of the band Nirvana, was auctioned off for an astounding $596,000 at Julien’s Auctions on Saturday. Despite its damaged condition, the massive auction price demonstrates Cobain’s enduring legacy nearly three decades after his passing. “As the years go by, finding items associated with

In a recent act of solidarity with the ongoing 2023 Writers Strike, the iconic band Weezer delivered a captivating acoustic performance right outside Paramount Studios’ primary entrance on May 17th. The band’s actions come as a response to the call for just contracts by several unions championing the rights of television and film writers. The

The Grammy-award winning rock group, Imagine Dragons, took a stand on the picket lines this Tuesday in solidarity with the ongoing writers strike targeting Netflix. The Las Vegas natives, now residing in Los Angeles, including pianist Dan Reynolds and electric guitarist Daniel Wayne Sermon, serenaded the crowd with their renowned hits, “Radioactive” and “Whatever It