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BIZARRE: 2 - What They Never Told You

'90s Icons You've Forgotten (But Shouldn't Have)

Your childhood is calling.

Marie Claire

Nottingham newcomers Divorce: ‘We have a creative sexual tension between us’

The alt-country four-piece have become a staple on BBC 6 Music, with a patchwork sound that folds in The Beatles, The Carpenters, and Fiona Apple. On the cusp of their headline tour, the band decamp to the pub with Megan Graye to talk all things touring, songwriting – and the…

The Independent UK

Olivia Rodrigo: Vampire review – a brilliant, biting comeback

With exhilarating pace and fury, the Drivers License singer castigates her leeching ex, flipping the sexist stereotype of a female gold digger and cementing her superstar status

The Guardian - UK

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Mud, mess and murder ballads: SZA’s massive success shows that pop fans are craving realness

With her revenge anthem Kill Bill hitting US No 1 this week, the SOS singer brings something far more intense than the easily digestible break-up songs of Miley Cyrus and co

The Guardian - UK

Nickel Creek strikes gold with dazzling new 'Celebrants' album: 'It's an open-eyed gesture of hope'

SAN DIEGO — The members of Nickel Creek have won Grammy Awards, sold millions of albums, toured the world, earned critical acclaim and collaborated with everyone from Yo-Yo Ma, Dolly Parton and The Killers to Lyle Lovett, Fiona Apple and Brad Mehldau. In 2007, the group became the first act…

Tribune News Service

A country drive left us lost in fog and bogged on a remote track. Thank God for the firefighters … and my parents

Staring into the abyss – the bush humming around us – I finally understood how Tim Winton must feel at all times

The Guardian - AU

Lisa Marie Presley was born 'a princess,' but 'never wanted to trade off her fame'

Andrew Slater remembers explaining to Lisa Marie Presley how this whole thing was going to work.

Los Angeles Times

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From club fame to major-label outcast: Inside the 20-year saga of Jon Brion’s lost album

LOS ANGELES — Jon Brion used to look through liner notes with a fear of seeing his name. Actually, the name was OK — it was the list of a dozen or more instruments that inevitably appeared next to his name that he began to dread.

Los Angeles Times

‘Sadness is a trend’: why TikTok loves ‘crying makeup’

From #sadgirlwalk to dazed stares, misery – or the performance of it – is all over the platform in what some see as a bid for belonging

The Guardian - US

Bikini Baristas Win Lawsuit Over Unconstitutional Dress Code

Plus: Fiona Apple fights for court transparency, ACLU asks SCOTUS to consider boycott ban, and more...

Reason

Fiona Apple, "Rings" warrior woman

The "Tidal" musician, tired of being marketed as a waif, sang in the series’ finale for a reason

Salon

My Year of Rest and Relaxation: 'sad-girl' fetishism or 'cuttingly funny' feminist satire?

In a new series, we look at books that have become cultural touchstones.

The Conversation

How 2 well-connected LA siblings curated 20 years of eclectic musical magic

LOS ANGELES — Like pretty much everybody else in the world, Sean and Sara Watkins were blown away by Joni Mitchell's surprise return to the stage last month at the Newport Folk Festival, where the 78-year-old singer-songwriter gave her first full public performance since she suffered a debilitating brain aneurysm…

Los Angeles Times

Watkins Family Hour: Vol II review – a great night out with ringside seats

US siblings Sara and Sean Watkins are joined by Fiona Apple, Jackson Browne and more on another set of old classics and new favourites in Nashville form

The Guardian - UK

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The Hunter Biden Laptop Story Makes Another Case Against 'Misinformation' Bans

Plus: Fiona Apple fights for transparent courts, Missouri bill takes aim at out-of-state abortions, and more...

Mic

Fiona Apple is fighting against a racist law supported by the KKK

The law has been deemed unconstitutional, but it's still keeping over 200 people in prison.

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