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Lawsuit says Taylor Swift's 'Showgirl' pose comes too close to the work of a real one

A real-life Las Vegas showgirl is suing Taylor Swift, saying the branding surrounding her album “The Life of a Showgirl.”

The Independent UK

“It’s not a Bowie tribute, though it’s hard for people not to think of us as that, because look who we have”: How David Bowie's longest-serving guitarist became the hero in his own story

KillerStar might be populated by Bowie alumni, but with guitarist-vocalist Rob Fleming fronting, The Afterglow is a record with its own unique flavor, says Earl Slick

Guitar World

“An unlikely combo of samba and shred – it shouldn’t work but it kinda does”: March 2026 Guitar World Editors’ Picks

Collaborative instrumental greatness from six-string aces new and old (SatchVai), bossa nova guitar bliss, sublime slide work, swashbuckling 12-bar blues... we've had it all this month

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Taylor Swift pays tribute to Elizabeth Taylor with new music video

The video features footage of Taylor in some of her most popular films.

Evening Standard

Scott Mills’ Eurovision replacement revealed after BBC exit

The sacked star would traditionally have fronted commentary for the semi-finals of the annual song contest, which this year takes place in Austria

Evening Standard

Taylor Swift's Boldest Move Yet? The 'Elizabeth Taylor' Video Is Breaking All the Rules

Taylor Swift's latest music video for 'Elizabeth Taylor' takes an unconventional approach by not featuring the artist herself, sparking mixed reactions from fans.

International Business Times UK

“This is the kind of forgotten, half-mythical synth you discover by accident on a forum thread”: Cherry Audio unearths an obscure ‘70s Italian gem with the DS-2

Following last year’s take on the cult classic Crumar Spirit, Cherry Audio revives a lesser-known synth in the Crumar line-up released several years prior

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“Tremolo and reverb have been paired together for decades because they do something simple and musical”: Source Audio’s Pathways is a state-of-the-art reverb and tremolo pedal for vintage enthusiasts and modern tone-seekers alike

Pathways has seven reverb and echo engines, three tremolo types, plus all the digital connectivity to get the configure them just how you need them

MusicRadar

Josh Groban says it will be ‘really special’ to see Celine Dion return to stage

Canadian superstar Dion has announced she will be performing her first full-length concerts in almost six years this autumn.

Evening Standard

“His legacy will live on through the instruments he created”: Doug Irwin, legendary maker of Jerry Garcia’s record-shattering Tiger and Wolf guitars, dies aged 76

Irwin made five guitars for Garcia, two of which became some of the most expensive guitars of all time when they sold at auction

Guitar World

Babymetal announce a tour of the Americas with support from Halestorm and Violent Vira, plus an expanded edition of last year’s Metal Forth album featuring Bring Me The Horizon’s Jordan Fish

A busy summer and autumn for the Fox God

Metal Hammer

Celine Dion fans slam ‘shambolic’ presale for Paris comeback shows

The music icon is set to make her long-awaited comeback with a 10-night residency in Paris, but those hoping to bag tickets have been left frustrated

Evening Standard

"We want it to happen just as much as you do." Resurrected prog metal heroes Nevermore reveal why they won't play the USA in 2026

Band cite work permit issues as the reason for withdrawal from ProgPower USA bill

Metal Hammer

How Is Keith Urban Doing After Divorce From Nicole Kidman? Russell Dickerson Reveals Singer's State After Split

Country singer Russell Dickerson says Keith Urban is 'doing great' and 'doubling down' on his music following his divorce from Nicole Kidman, after spending time together at a recent festival.

International Business Times UK

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“I just wanted to punch that dude in the face." How Linkin Park pushed themselves to the limit on Hybrid Theory and changed the face of metal

In October 2000, as the nu metal revolution rolled ever onward, one band released an album that changed the game, and their lives, forever...

International Business Times UK

Celine Dion Paris 2026 Residency Fuels 'Strong and Excited' Comeback After Stiff-Person Syndrome Battle

Celine Dion announces a 10-night residency in Paris, marking her return to the stage after battling a rare neurological condition.

Evening Standard

Raye, PinkPantheress and Deep Purple to headline 60th Montreux Jazz Festival

Further performers include Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds, Lewis Capaldi and Sting.

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“I liked Master Of Puppets, but I’d definitely change the channel when Dave Mustaine got in the car”: Ex-Megadeth bassist David Ellefson remembers his first impression of Metallica’s 1986 game-changer

Playing in Metallica’s rival band didn’t stop him from loving their landmark third album same as everyone else

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The Guardian - UK

‘It was an exorcism’: how heartbreak, queer rebirth and finding love over Only Connect shaped Wendy Eisenberg’s stunning new album

The guitarist made their name on dazzlingly knotty musicianship and collaboration with the likes of Bill Orcutt. So their new album is their most surprising: a startlingly beautiful reflection of love and self-acceptance

International Business Times UK

Céline Dion Health Update: Inside the Star's Fight Against 'Stiff Person Syndrome' as She Returns to the Stage

Céline Dion announces her return to the stage after a six-year hiatus due to Stiff Person Syndrome. Discover her journey and upcoming performances.

Metal Hammer

"There'd be guys in full Kiss make-up just standing there flipping us off for the whole set." After the release of Adrenaline, Deftones faced hostile audiences and were forced to hone their chops the hard way

This Sacramento band were clearly destined for greatness in 1996 –even if some people didn't quite understand what they were doing

The Guardian - UK

‘A place where music fills the air’: Bangkok to host Eurovision’s first Asia song contest

Spin-off launched with 10 nations, as original event remains mired in protests and boycotts over Israel’s involvement

Guitar World

“We can’t let anything happen to it”: Ziggy Marley on the whereabouts of Bob Marley’s iconic Les Paul Special – and why he prefers a Strat now

Marley Senior’s legendary Les Paul was his prime stage and studio guitar

MusicRadar

“Grab your hairspray and slip into your spandex”: Harley Benton takes on the high-performance heavyweights with a $400 S-style with a Floyd Rose 1000 Series trem refreshed in six “unapologetically ‘80s” Sparkle Burst finishes

Super-affordable, built for shred, and now available in an array of new colours – and with single and dual-humbucker versions of each

Guitar World

“I believe with all my heart that it will translate to something good”: Lindsey Buckingham teases reunion with Stevie Nicks following renewed interest in their pre-Fleetwood Mac album

The two publicly fell out in 2018 and Buckingham subsequently left Fleetwood Mac

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