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Michael Jackson's Nephews Defend 'Michael' Biopic Before It's Even Out
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Duran Duran and Nile Rodgers Throw a Disco Party on New Single 'Free to Love'
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Katie Couric on Media's ‘Capitulation’ to Trump: 'A Good Old-Fashioned Shakedown'
The former CBS Evening News anchor called her former network's $16 million settlement with Trump "deplorable"
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Jason Derulo Trial Begins: Producer Claims Singer Cut Him Out of ‘Savage Love’ Credit
Jurors heard opening statements at a trial pitting Derulo against a guitarist-producer who claims he wrote the “critical pre-hook section” of the chart-topping song
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Katie Couric on Media's ‘Capitulation’ to Trump: 'A Good Old-Fashioned Shakedown'
The former CBS Evening News anchor called her former network's $16 million settlement with Trump "deplorable"
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Jason Derulo Trial Begins: Producer Claims Singer Cut Him Out of ‘Savage Love’ Credit
Jurors heard opening statements at a trial pitting Derulo against a guitarist-producer who claims he wrote the “critical pre-hook section” of the chart-topping song
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Tyla Reveals Sophomore Album 'A*POP'
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A Visit With Michael Jackson in 1977: 'There’s Threats Against My Life'
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MrBeast Production Companies Sued Over Alleged Sexual Harassment, Emotional Distress
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Watch Geese’s Newest Fan, Courtney Love, Cover ‘Au Pays du Cocaine’ Alongside a Pomeranian
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