The Sunday live show will also include a tribute to DMX, who died in April at age 50.
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Biden’s sister has a book deal
‘Growing Up Biden,’ by Valerie Biden Owens, will be published next year by Celadon Books.
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Guitarist quits Mumford & Sons to ‘speak freely’ on politics
Winston Marshall, a founding member of folk-rock group, has been accused of endorsing the far right, but says he condemns ‘unequivocally all political extremism.’
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‘Seinfeld’ jokes hold up today as if written yesterday
In 1989, this foursome came along and brought a whole new book of street idioms with them.
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Britney Spears tells judge: ‘I want my life back’
Speaking in open court for the first time in the case, the pop star condemns her father and others in charge of the conservatorship that controls her life and money.
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Don McLean’s daughter tells magazine she was emotionally abused by ‘American Pie’ singer
Jackie McLean spoke to Rolling Stone and released an album about her experience, which her father dismissed.
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Harrison Ford injures shoulder on ‘Indiana Jones 5’ set
The 78-year-old actor is on hiatus from filming after he was hurt rehearsing a fight scene.
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Styx cofounder talks about band’s history, newest album
Lucky Clark interviews James Young about his time with the band and their new ventures.
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Opera singer says Paris police detained, strip searched her
South African opera star Pretty Yende is starring in ‘La Sonnambula’ at the Paris theatre and flew into the city on Monday.
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Special Tony Awards given to 2 shows, 1 advocacy nonprofit
The Broadway Advocacy Coalition, ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia’ and Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Freestyle Love Supreme’ will get special recognition.