Mick Jagger
Rock legend Mick Jagger will serve as both host and musical guest on the May 19 season finale of Saturday Night Live, NBC announced Thursday.
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Madonna
Madonna is not the right choice for the Super Bowl halftime show, says KISS' Gene Simmons.
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Madonna
Madonna will perform on America's most-watched TV event.
The superstar songstress will be the halftime act during Super Bowl XLVI. Without any great fanfare, Bob Costas made the announcement — which had been rumored since October — after his weekly essay on NBC's Sunday Night Football.
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Susan Boyle
Susan Boyle has covered Broadway tunes, Rolling Stones and now she's taking on Depeche Mode.
Her latest cover of the band's song "Enjoy the Silence" is from her upcoming album, Someone to Watch Over Me, out Nov. 1.
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Mick Jagger
Mick Jagger will make his first-ever live appearance on the Grammys stage, CBS announced Thursday.
The rock legend will perform as part of the telecast's "In Memorium" tribute, which pays homage to those in the music world who have died in the past year. Jagger will be joined on stage by his band and Grammy winner Raphael Saadiq.
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Black Eyed Peas
Grammy-winning hip-hop group The Black Eyed Peas will perform during halftime of Super Bowl XLV.
The Black Eyed Peas have sold more than 28 million albums worldwide. The group's latest album, The Beginning, hits stores Tuesday. Other recent Super Bowl performers include The Who, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and Prince.
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Solomon Burke
Solomon Burke, a soul music pioneer and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee whose songs blended soul, gospel, country and R&B, has died. He was 70.
Burke died early Sunday at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, according to The Associated Press. He was scheduled to perform in Amsterdam on Tuesday. Burke's family said in a statement on the singer's website that he died of natural causes.
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Lacey Brown
Sometimes having a bad night on American Idol is better than being just OK — at least that's what Lacey Brown, Season 9's first top 12 casualty, thinks did her in.
Brown says her take on the Rolling Stones' "Ruby Tuesday" didn't stand out...
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Mackenzie Phillips
Mackenzie Phillips, who released a memoir detailing her long-term sexual relationship with her father, Mamas and the Papas' frontman John Phillips, now wants to redefine what she called a "consensual relationship" in her book.
Mackenzie Phillips says father, Mamas and the Papas' John Phillips, raped her
"I'd like to reframe my word, 'consensual,'" Phillips told Joy Behar on Behar's HLN show.
"As I was writing the book, I thought...
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Oh, Reaper, my belly so aches from laughter, and it's all your fault. There were a ton of priceless moments in this episode, which I think promise good things for the future of this series. When I first found out about this show, it was easy to fall into a disbelieving mindframe, wondering how any network was going to pull off a show about a guy who finds out his parents sold his soul to the devil before he was born. I wondered what kind of footprint the CW was going to make with this kind of wacky premise, and now I know. A huge, hilarious one.Sam Oliver (Bret Harrison) and his best pal Bert "Sock" Wysocki (Tyler Labine) are lackey salesmen at The Work Bench, a Home Depot-like hardware store where they work under an Office Space-worthy rule-monger manager and are are graced by the presence of Sam's crush Andi (Missy Peregrym) and their pal Ben (Rick Gonzalez). After a bizarre workday in which Sam learns he has (a sad excuse for) telekinesis, plays hero by saving Andi's life and is ...
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