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Tragedy at Burning Man: Attendee Dies After Medical Emergency

Tragedy struck the family and friends of a man who attended this year’s Burning Man festival. In a report from TMZ, a man in his mid-50s got extremely sick while at the yearly event. Once authorities finally arrived, medical workers provided speedy life-saving measures to try and get him to make it to the hospital. However, once properly transported to the festival’s emergency room, he was pronounced dead by medical […]

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3 Essential Art Rock Albums of the 2000s for Right-Brained Millennials

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3 Essential Art Rock Albums of the 2000s for Right-Brained Millennials

There’s a popular theory that separates left-brained and right-brained people. As the theory goes, people who think using the left side of their brain are more logical, factual, and realistic. Right-brained people are thought to be more creative, artistic, and emotional. Given this theory, these three essential art rock albums of the 2000s are for the right-brained millennials. ‘In Rainbows’ By Radiohead In 2007, Radiohead‘s seventh album instantly ranked among […]

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4 90s R&B Classics That’ll Help You Get Through a Breakup

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4 90s R&B Classics That’ll Help You Get Through a Breakup

After every breakup, people dust off their collection of sad songs in their library and cry it out for a while. What better genre for this than one all about love? People fawn over classic 90s R&B records for a reason, playing the same tried-and-true songs at every throwback party. But when they’re great, they can speak to every emotion, including the five stages of grief you feel during a […]

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3 No-Skip Rap Albums Turning 25 This Year

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3 No-Skip Rap Albums Turning 25 This Year

In 2001, rap artists were attempting to define the direction of rap music in the new millennium. At the turn of the century, some big artists of the 90s sought to continue their dominance in the decade ahead. Others sought to release their breakout albums to establish their place in the new millennium. These three no-skip rap albums are turning 25 this year, though that may be hard to believe. […]

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3 Iconic 90s Groups Who Shockingly Never Earned a No. 1 Hit

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3 Iconic 90s Groups Who Shockingly Never Earned a No. 1 Hit

In the early 1990s, alternative broke into the mainstream and took over pop culture. With this, many bands penned massive hits that somehow never topped the charts. Ultimately, alternative bands weren’t the only ones kept from the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100. It may shock you to learn that these iconic 90s groups never earned a No. 1 hit. Nirvana The most shocking group to never earn a […]

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Kacey Musgraves Has Big, Sparkly Balls, and This Fellow Country Star Doesn’t Like It (Yes, It’s a Man)

Kacey Musgraves debuted an interesting set piece for her Middle of Nowhere Tour, and some fans love it while others were left scratching their heads. During the September 1, 2026 show in New York City, Musgraves rotated slowly over the crowd while nestled in the center of a giant disco scrotum. The huge disco balls featured a protrusion for Musgraves to perch on while she sang “Rhinestoned”. Then, the prop […]

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3 Mid-90s Grunge Bands That Just Barely Missed the Genre’s Peak

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3 Mid-90s Grunge Bands That Just Barely Missed the Genre’s Peak

In the 90s, grunge broke into the mainstream but ultimately left as quickly as it broke. Nirvana brought grunge into the mainstream in 1991 with “Smells Like Teen Spirit”. Tragically, many mark Kurt Cobain’s death as the turning point for grunge, meaning the genre peaked in 1993 or 1994. Still, many bands released grunge albums in the following years, and many were then categorized as post-grunge. These three mid-90s grunge […]

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Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Conversation With Black Sabbath Bandmate Foreshadowed His Death the Next Day

It has been over a year since the world lost heavy metal godfather Ozzy Osbourne. Now, in a new interview, his Black Sabbath bandmate Tony Iommi has shared that the legendary singer was feeling “worn out” just hours before his death. During an appearance on the Loudwire Nights podcast, Iommi opened up about losing his friend and longtime musical partner. The pair, along with bassist Geezer Butler and drummer Bill Ward, played […]

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