The book is accompanied by two limited edition tees designed by Nashville-based Imogene + Willie, each featuring an original SX-70 Polaroid from the book. Pre-order via the Neal Casal Music ...

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The Doobie Brothers have a new album with Michael McDonald, a summer tour and songwriting honors on the docket. The band talks to us about all of it.

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Michelle Obama is adding another book to her author byline, this time with photos of some of her most iconic fashion moments over the years. "The Look" will feature over 200 never-before-published ...

In 2007, at fourteen, Cyrus released her first album, “Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus,” a double record that split the credit between Cyrus and her TV avatar: on one disk, she sang as ...

On her carefree debut, the US musician has gone mononymous and enlisted Swedish producers to help craft a Nineties and Y2K scrapbook that balances pop, past and present but never feels too try-hard ...

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Ruston Kelly’s new album ‘Pale, Through the Window’ is informed by a newfound sense of faith. Alexa King Stone* One night, sitting at the piano, Ruston Kelly found God.

Addison Rae’s ‘Addison’ Album: All 12 Tracks Ranked With her anticipated self-titled debut album, Addison Rae solidifies her pop star status. By Lyndsey Havens, Josh Glicksman 06/6/2025 ...

Authors Kelly Loudenberg and Makiko Wholey have written a new book, "Hollywood Vampires: Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, and the Celebrity Exploitation Machine." ...

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