MUSIC

Jun 16 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Dawn Richard’s legal battle against Sean Combs ends without justice

A singer who once performed in groups created by Sean Combs has lost her lawsuit against him. The case was dismissed by a federal judge because it came too late. Dawn Richard claimed Combs created a hostile work environment where she faced unwanted touching, verbal abuse, and pay disputes. Her lawsu

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Jun 16 2026ENTERTAINMENT

From Small Beats to Big Thoughts: A Look at Music That Grows Up

Music often starts as something simple—catchy tunes about everyday life. But sometimes, artists decide to go deeper. That’s what happens with the latest album from a singer who once wrote about crushes and lazy afternoons. Instead of sticking to familiar topics, she’s now asking questions that don’t

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Jun 15 2026HEALTH

Music in the OR: A Calm Tool for Kids

Children and teens who go to surgery often feel scared before the operation, afraid during recovery, and sometimes act wildly when waking up. A new study looked at whether playing music around the time of surgery can help ease those emotions and keep heart rates steady. The researchers gathered d

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Jun 15 2026ENTERTAINMENT

A Fresh Look at Funny and Thoughtful Entertainment

The show that keeps the writer laughing is a British comedy about a Greek Cypriot who runs a rental business with his family. The main character, played by the same actor as his sister on screen, speaks in a heavily accented voice that feels like a mix of London slang and broken grammar. Every epi

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Jun 15 2026ENTERTAINMENT

New June Streams: Movies, Music and Games to Watch

June brings fresh movies that hit streaming platforms in the middle of the month. A sci‑fi adventure starring a science teacher wakes up on a ship that saves dying stars. The story is told with humor and heart, making it an enjoyable watch for all ages. Another film on a major network follows a wor

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Jun 15 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Ari’s long-awaited LA concert: songs old, new, and a few unplanned gifts

Seven years is how long Los Angeles fans had to wait to see Ariana Grande hit the stage again. The moment the lights went out, the arena shook with screams loud enough to drown out the warm-up playlist of 80s and 90s hits usually played in gyms before big games. Fans say those opening songs felt mor

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Jun 15 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Famous faces lost in the skies

Flying used to be the glamorous way to travel. Today, news of plane troubles makes many rethink booking tickets. Yet experts say crashes are rare compared to how many flights take off daily. Still, the idea of danger lingers. Social media often brings back memories of stars who never made it home fr

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Jun 14 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Spotlight on New Voices: Opera, Film and Music in the Ozarks

The Bentonville Film Festival is teaming up with Opera in the Ozarks to show a documentary that follows four rising opera singers as they tackle modern challenges. The film, “Aria — Opera on the Edge, ” will be screened at 3 p. m. Thursday in Eureka Springs, with live performances from tenor Ben Gul

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Jun 13 2026ENTERTAINMENT

L. A. 's Big Summer Stage: Music, History, and Fun for Everyone

The California Plaza in downtown L. A. is hosting a massive free music series this summer. It marks forty years of performances that bring Los Angeles community life to the forefront. This isn't just about concerts; it’s about shared experiences where different cultures meet up. Think of it as a gia

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Jun 13 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Music royalties and AI: what’s changing and why it matters

The music world is dealing with big changes right now. Four big problems are shaking up how artists get paid and how music is made. First, AI tools can now create music, and companies are signing deals to use real songs without always asking artists first. Some big names like Udio and Klay have star

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