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Los Angeles Times

Grammy Awards: Funny how the comedy category has changed Los Angeles Times By Deborah Vankin, Los Angeles Times In a flash-and-pop show that's all about music, the comedy category has always been something of a square peg. But in the 1960s and 1970s, a heyday for comedy albums, the category was particularly reflective of the ... The Grammys' #wearedigital — where music meets socialMemeburn With No Place at Grammys, Latin Jazz Artists Plan Their Own ConcertNew York Times (blog) The Recording Academy Presents Social Media Summit, 2/10Broadway World Broadcaster -Daily Deal Media -Variety all 234 news articles »

The Associated Press

New music reviews: Van Halen, Farmer Jason Lincoln Journal Star Even worse, the music sounds like it is 27 years old. This would have been a great album in 1985. In 2012, it's tired and, for all the frenetic moves, boring. More than anything, "A Different Kind of Truth" feels like a recorded advertisement for an ... Music Review: Van Halen ageless on new albumThe Associated Press all 139 news articles »

Clizbeats.com

Madonna Back On Top Of The Music Industry At 53! Clizbeats.com Music industry sources reported in December that Madonna and her Madonna Nation deal with Live Nation inked an exclusive licensing deal with music's leading label, Interscope Records. This album licensing deal will provide the Pop icon with the ... Pop music review: Madonna at the Super BowlLos Angeles Times BC-US--Super Bowl-Music,7th Ld-Writethru, USThe Associated Press Madonna's Super-Bowl Halftime: A Perfect Pep Rally for Pop MusicThe Atlantic USA TODAY -Billboard.biz all 3,180 news articles »

Chris Treadway: More musical talent coming to Point Richmond San Jose Mercury News By Chris Treadway Call the music of Rita Hosking and her string band Americana. Call it country soul. Call it mountain music or folk. When the award-winning singer and songwriter brings her ensemble to the intimate and acoustically inviting space at ... and more »

Sydney Morning Herald

Queensland Music Festival attracts the big brass Sydney Morning Herald Incoming Queensland Music Festival director James Morrison has laid down a challenge to Tamworth by promising country music will play a starring role in the state-wide event. Despite state's reputation as a nursery for indie-rock stars like ... and more »

Mirror.co.uk

McCartney Gets Back, Way Back New York Times PAUL MCCARTNEY Kisses on the Bottom (Hear Music) The music on Paul McCartney's first “standardsâ€� album, “Kisses on the Bottom,â€� floats over you like a light mist on a cool spring morning in an English garden as the sun glints through the haze. Music Review: Paul McCartney - Kisses on the BottomBlogcritics.org (blog) Album review: Paul McCartney, 'Kisses on the Bottom'Chicago Tribune Drops: Paul McCartney's 'Kisses on the Bottom'Newsday Hollywood Reporter -VVN Music -Herald Sun all 79 news articles »

Music Review: Varous Artists - Golden Gate Groove: The Sound of Philadelphia ... Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) ORG 1973 was a magical year for music from Philadelphia. Two young songwriters, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, had formed a record company, PIR (Philadelphia International Records), a division of CBS Records. They created a lasting legacy of great music, ... and more »

Technorati

Has iTunes Music Match Scrubbed the F-Bombs From Your Songs? Technorati It would appear that Apple's iTunes Music Match service has been serving time as the Folgers Crystals of song lyrics. According to the website Cult of Mac, Apple's fledgling Cloud-based Music Match service has been secretly replacing some of the more ... Apple Is Censoring MusicRadio-Info.com all 9 news articles »

Billboard

Watch: All 2012 Super Bowl Music-Related Ads Billboard Music was back in a big way at the Super Bowl Sunday night. Artists like Elton John, Melanie Amaro, Motley Crue and The Darkness made on-camera appearances, while Echo & The Bunnymen, The Cult and James Brown had some of the most talked-about synchs. SUPER BOWL 2012: The Year of the Music-Savvy CommercialNew York Press The Best Super Bowl Commercials by the MusicRiverfront Times (blog) music & commercials of Super Bowl XLVI (Darkness, Motley Crue, Megafaun, Art ...Brooklyn Vegan (blog) Green Celebrity Network all 1,506 news articles »

Jon Huertas recruits 'Castle' co-stars for his music but will he sing on-screen? Examiner.com Castle recently tapped into the musical talents of one of its stars-- Tamala Jones-- during their special noir episode, but it is another one of its stars that is actively pursuing music on the side from his acting day job. Jon Huertas has released ... and more »

AP - Jay-Z has entered a new level of music superstardom, performing at Carnegie Hall.

AP - Chris Brown will perform at this year's Grammy Awards, the event where his career almost ended three years ago.

AP - Less than a second stood between British singer M.I.A. giving the finger to 114 million people watching the Super Bowl halftime show and no one noticing at all.

AP - When Jamie Grace performs music, all of the uncontrollable facial twitches and involuntary body movements called tics become an afterthought.

AP - Country singer Randy Travis has apologized after being arrested on a charge of public intoxication outside a North Texas church.

AP - Van Halen, "A Different Kind Of Truth" (Interscope)

Reuters - Kanye West is taking his talents to the Middle East.

Reuters - Pop superstar Madonna dazzled football fans and more than 100 million television viewers on Sunday when she performed during a glittery, spectacular Super Bowl halftime show.

AP - J. Cole has a huge appetite when it comes to his career.

AP - When Dave Grohl started in the music business, Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars were tots; Rihanna and Adele weren't even born.

AP - What do you do after recovering from a serious illness? If you're Nick Cannon, you celebrate by attending the Super Bowl.

AP - The Super Bowl has attracted so many stars to the city that even The Fray admits to being a little starstruck.

Reuters - Sorry, Joe Francis; Madonna won't give you a chance to rake in a Super Bowl payday.

Reuters - Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb said on Friday he had made a "spectacular" recovery from a serious illness, which was widely reported to be cancer.

Reuters - Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has said he will not participate in the British heavy metal band's reunion recordings and tour unless he is offered a "signable" contract.

Reuters - The Decca music label is looking for a singer who can go where no other singer is believed to have gone before -- a low "E," which is nearly three octaves below a middle "C" on the piano.

Reuters - Pop superstar Madonna said it was a dream come true to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday and conceded she was feeling pressure at the idea of singing in front of the huge live television audience.

Reuters - Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform at the 2012 Grammy Awards, joining Adele, Paul McCartney, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj on the music show lineup.

Reuters - British singer Adele stood her ground atop the Billboard album chart with "21" on Wednesday despite seven new entries vying for No. 1 this week, including stiff competition from country music singer Tim McGraw.

Reuters - The family of late soul singer Amy Winehouse said on Wednesday it was "taking advice" after learning that the coroner at the inquest into her death had resigned because she was not qualified to practise in Britain.

She's from a small Midwestern town. He's from Southern Brazil. But they've been collaborating for years — she with voice and trumpet, he on guitar — and they demonstrate their blend of musical traditions in a live broadcast Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. ET.

As she showed last night at the Superbowl, for the last decade, the Material Girl has been writing her own legacy through collaborations with younger stars, and in doing so, she has helped to map the contemporary pop landscape.

On her new album, the violinist teams up with herself as she plays her two Stradivarius instruments.

Hear crisp, minimalist, mesmerizing music from the band's debut album, Give You the Ghost.

World Cafe's 20th-anniversary celebration continued with a look back at Costello's many appearances on the show, including a conversation with collaborator Allen Toussaint about their post-Katrina tribute.

Hawk, Bird and the great play-synch of 1950.

Valentine's Day only comes once a year, so you might as well take it slow. Turn down the lights and turn up this 67-song mix of soul and lovers' rock, curated by NPR Music's resident DJ, Cuzzin B.

Madonna came to the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday night, and despite hearing a lot of backtalk about looking old, she demonstrated that she's enduring with a lot of grace.

With a musical history that dates back to the late 18th century, the group has revitalized a long-lost culture through music performed largely a cappella and entirely in Haitian Creole. Watch The Creole Choir of Cuba mash up Cuban and Haitian cultures in this spirited set at the NPR Music offices.

Ever feel guilty about not appreciating music you know you should?

Indie-rock favorites Ra Ra Riot brings its string section to West Virginia's most famous stage. Hear a six-song set recorded live at the Cultural Center Theater in Charleston.

"Something's Got to Give" captures real-life desperation, for desperate real-life times.

The Grammys reward industry insiders, and Mars is no stranger to the business.

Shearwater's songs about man's relationship with nature boom and swoop with epic grace and grandeur. The new Animal Joy pairs singer Jonathan Meiburg's brainy proclamations with brawny, searching arrangements.

The fourth album from the British brother act is a work of dynamic prog-pop that would make the members of Yes jealous.

Music News: Documentary on reggae legend set for April release

Music News: Grammy gang gets going early on festivities

Music News: Suit is the latest in a series of actions over digital royalties

Music News: Promoted to president from chief creative officer

Music News: Biggest hit was 1989's 'Two Wrongs (Dont Make It Right)'

Music News: Evergreen '21' holds off seven new top 10 releases

Music News: Producer found dead of self-inflicted gunshot wound

Music News: Appearance will be her first since vocal-cord surgery

Music News: Lythgoe, Stewart, Valdam named to board of directors

Music News: Grammy winner did arrangements for Prince, Jackson, McCartney

Music News: Shrinking major frets over next step

Music News: Sky Italia broadcasts competition show to subscribers

Music News: Exec comes from chairman post at Sony Music Intll

Music News: Music deal with Banshee to provide songs for teams

Music News: Music-streaming service looks to amp up competition in Europe

Music News: Disc near nonconsecutive record

Music News: Singer's New York-based imprint Compound Entertainment will also move

Music News: Academy of Country Music Awards sets new 10-year deal

Music News: The Who bandleader signs with indie publisher

Music News: Group takes rights outside of U.S.

Michael Fassbender wins the best actor prize at the Evening Standard British Film Awards for his roles in sex addiction drama Shame and Jane Eyre.

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will lead global celebrations marking the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens's birth later.

The government is planning to create a national reading competition in England to encourage a love of books and boost children's literacy.

Madonna "rose to the occasion" to give "a shot of female brass" to the Super Bowl in her 12-minute half-time show, reviewers say.

The mother of the actress Phil Spector murdered has settled a wrongful death case against the music producer, according to her lawyer.

BBC Radio 6 Music is to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a host of commemorative programming.

A South African man who claims to be a famous Zulu musician who apparently died in 2009 is in custody until DNA tests determine his identity, police say.

Award-winning underwater cinematographer Mike deGruy dies in a helicopter crash in Australia.

Three of the UK's biggest news providers write to the prime minister urging legislation to overturn the ban on cameras in courtrooms to be included in this year's Queen's Speech.

Chronicle, a film about teenagers with super powers, beats Daniel Radcliffe thriller The Woman in Black to top the North American film chart.

The presenter says she is to return to the TV talent show next Saturday after recovering from the traumatic birth of her second daughter.

British music acts accounted for 52.7% of the overall UK album market last year, figures show.

A US graffiti artist who painted Facebook's offices is set to become a millionaire when the social network begins trading as a public company.

Charles Dickens biographer Claire Tomalin says children are not being taught to read with the attention span necessary to appreciate the novelist's works.

The Finborough Theatre is the big winner at this year's Off West End Theatre Awards.

Children's laureate and Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson writes a poem in protest at planned library closures across the country.

Gerard Depardieu is to star in a movie about the sex scandal that caused IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn to resign.

Film-maker Zalman King, best known for writing and producing the hit movie Nine and a Half Weeks, dies aged 70.

US film and Broadway actor Ben Gazzara has died in New York at the age of 81.

US singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey goes straight in at number one in the UK album chart with her debut release Born To Die.

Ticket registration for BBC Radio 1's Hackney Weekend has opened, with 100,000 tickets to be allocated.

Bee Gees star Robin Gibb says he is making a "spectacular" recovery from cancer and that he is feeling "fantastic".

The BBC's Director General, Mark Thompson, accuses the Iranian authorities of intimidating those working for its Persian service.

Actress Letitia Dean is to return to Albert Square after an absence of six years.

Appropriate Adult, ITV1's dramatisation of the arrest of killer Fred West, picks up best single drama at the Broadcast awards in London.

David Hockney has revealed some of Lucian Freud's work practices, ahead of two major showcases of the late painter's work.

Sir Cliff Richard told BBC Radio 5 live's Pienaar's Politics that he has great respect for The Queen.

Pop singer Cher Lloyd tells Panorama's Declan Lawn about being cyberbullied and her fears for her family's safety.

Acclaimed actor and writer Simon Callow has written a biography of Charles Dickens, exploring the importance of the theatre to the author.

Broadcaster NBC apologises after singer M.I.A. swore during her Super Bowl performance and Carmen Electra's a guest judge on Britain's Got Talent plus the rest of the day's top entertainment headlines.

Former News of the World showbusiness editor gives evidence at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards.

Comedian John Bishop is about to take on a five day triathlon from Paris to London to raise money for Sport Relief.

The BBC's director general Mark Thompson has accused the Iranian authorities of intimidating those working for its Persian service.

A unique insight by his assistant, model and friend, David Dawson

How realistic are police shows on television?

Sir David Jason moves behind the camera

Original artworks hang alongside copies in new exhibition

The residents fed-up with movie stars and camera crews

Martha Macy May Marlene explores the attraction of cults

Why nostalgia and the internet are increasingly important for comics