A lost album Jimi Hendrix recorded with rocker Stephen Stills has been discovered more than 30 years after it was recorded, reports the Las Vegas Sun. Stills recently found the recording among a stack of material he taped during the 1970s. It\\\\\\\’s reported his Crosby, Stills and Nash bandmate Graham Nash is helping him prepare it for release.
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Steven Tyler has admitted that he entered rehab last month to recover from drug addiction.
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Agents of Metallica managed another internet debacle last week, caused this time by preposterous demands that journalists who attended a listening party for the upcoming Metallica album pull their subsequent reviews. Only one publication refused: The Quietus.
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Harvey Korman, the tall, versatile comedian who won four Emmys for his outrageously funny contributions to "The Carol Burnett Show" and played a conniving politician to hilarious effect in "Blazing Saddles," died Thursday. He was 81.
The guy made me laugh very hard as a kid. He’ll be missed.
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Sphere: Related ContentThe Grateful Dead are set to reunite in order to flak for Barack Obama.
Michael Eisner, former Disney honcho, announced on CNBC tonight the news the entertainment industry has been waiting to hear for months.
“It’s over,” Eisner said of the writers’ strike.
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Despite giving away their album practically for free in October, Radiohead still managed to muster enough sales to claim the top spot on the Billboard chart, as the finally on-CD-and-in-stores In Rainbows sold 122,323 copies to hit Number One.
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