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Lady Gaga’s two French bulldogs which were stolen at gunpoint in Hollywood have been safely returned, Los Angeles police said on Friday.

Two weeks after releasing the music video of “Paubaya,” award-winning singer-songwriter Moira dela Torre is now ready to share the story behind the whole thing.

So which Taylor Swift did a better version of “Love Story?”

Lady Gaga has offered half a million dollars for the safe return of her two pet dogs, saying her “heart is sick” after they were stolen at gunpoint in Hollywood.

There’s still a place for duet songs in local music.

Mandy Moore is now a mommy!

The stuff you can do via Zoom.

Justin Timberlake on Friday apologized for moments he “fell short” and condoned misogyny, one week after the release of a blockbuster documentary on Britney Spears saw the behavior of the former boy band star come under sharp criticism.

The new album by Foo Fighters entitled “Medicine At Midnight” is a doozy. Heavy moments abound while leaving ample room for something new both for the band and their longtime listeners. Nuanced new originals shed a different side of the band.

Taylor Swift, making good on her vow to re-record her first six albums so she can control their rights, on Thursday announced plans to release the new version of her second record “Fearless” in April.

Chick Corea, the American jazz composer and electric keyboard trailblazer whose visionary fusion work stretched the boundaries of genre, has died of a rare form of cancer. He was 79 years old.

Yet another woman has come out to accuse Marilyn Manson of abuse.

The music genius known as “Mr. C” shared some of his insights when it comes to developing children’s creativity amid the ongoing pandemic.

Regine Velasquez-alcasid admitted she is saddened by the cancellation of her online concert originally scheduled Feb. 14.

Kelly Clarkson is sending out Valentine feels with her cover of “Lovefool.”

Motown singer and the Supremes co-founder Mary Wilson has died, US media reported Tuesday. She was 76.

Legendary bassist Gene Simmons, recently shared his thoughts about rock music in an interview with  “Q1043 New York’s iHeartRadio.”

The fallout from Marilyn Manson’s abuse controversy continues with the announcement of his longtime manager dropping the former as client.