TLC will not replace Lisa Left Eye Lopes after death
In Atlanta, TLC members Rotonda Chilli Thomas and Tionne T Boz Watkins say no new member will join to replace Lisa Lopes who died in a car crash in Honduras. The group plans a fourth album and continued touring, with private services in Atlanta and a funeral in Lithonia scheduled.
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Tboz" Watkins
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Notable History Milestones From May Years 1893 to 1971
This 2day History Journal recalls key events: the 1960 U-2 incident over Sverdlovsk with Francis Gary Powers, the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition opening, the 1931 Empire State Building dedication, the 1948 establishment of North Korea, Elvis Presley’s 1967 Las Vegas marriage to Priscilla Beaulieu, and Amtrak’s 1971 launch.
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Birthdays for Judy Collins and peers noted today
Today's birthday brief highlights Judy Collins turning 63 alongside Glenn Ford at 86 and Jack Paar at 84. Scott Carpenter turns 77, Rita Coolidge 57, Ray Parker Jr. 48, and Tim McGraw 35.
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Lied Center outreach expands to Liberal and Minneapolis
The Lied Center's outreach program extends its theatre, dance and music shows beyond its home state, traveling to Liberal and Minneapolis, Kansas, as part of a statewide expansion. Read more about the program in Thursday's Lifestyle.
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Asbury Park seeks music heritage trail draw for fans
A nonprofit group in Asbury Park and Monmouth County plans a music heritage trail to promote famous local sites from Bruce Springsteen to Count Basie. Event organizers compare potential impact to Liverpool Beatle tourism, citing venues such as The Palace Amusements, Convention Hall, and Count Basie Theater, while stressing private funding and partnerships.
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Jane McCreery
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Jersey
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Rolling Stone shifts toward shorter newsier pieces
Jann Wenner reorganizes Rolling Stone to emphasize quicker music and entertainment reporting as Blender gains traction with younger readers. Robert Love steps down as managing editor with no replacement named. Kent Brownridge cites culture shifts and 24 hour news as driving the change while Rolling Stone keeps biweekly frequency and 1.25 million circulation. Blender, launched in May, boasts 350,000 guaranteed circulation and up to 250,000 newsstand sales, challenging Rolling Stone and Spin as it expands from biweekly to ten issues per year.
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Kelsey Grammer ordered to pay over $2 million
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling that Kelsey Grammer and Grammnet Inc. must pay more than $2 million in unpaid commissions to The Artists Agency. The dispute centers on contract timing, renegotiations, and whether the 1995 agreement violated bargaining rules, with Grammer considering further appeal.
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Creed cancels part of Weathered tour after crash
Creed frontman Scott Stapp cited injuries from an Orlando car crash as the reason for canceling the second leg of the Weathered tour. Police report says no injuries noted. Swisher of St. Petersburg ticketed for following too closely. The 20 city run was to start in Fargo and end May 31 with no makeup dates set.
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