Madonna Booed on Stage

According to TMZ, Madonna was booed during a concert. The reason? She defended gypsies. This happened in Bucharest, Romania. Here, Madonna had gypsy performers, called Roma, come on stage with her during the show. When they originally came on stage, the crowd began cheering for them. However, those cheers did not last too long. When Madonna made the decision to verbally defend the Roma, the entire mood of the audience changed. The crowd began to boo at her.

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Are The Jackson’s Going to Reunite Yet Again?

It was only a few weeks ago when Michael Jackson was unexpectedly found dead at his home. Much has happened since then. Authorities have been working to uncover the reason that Jackson died. The family believes that the singer’s death was not due to natural causes. His doctors have not necessarily been cooperating with law enforcement officials to release their medical records, and it appears that Debbie Rowe may be seeking custody of the biological children that she had with the King of Pop. Despite all of this, it seems that the Jackson Five may be reuniting…as the Jackson Four, of course.

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Adam Lambert Unhappy with Album Release

Despite losing American Idol, it has been predicted that Adam Lambert will sell even more copies of his debut album than the winner, Kris Allen. What exactly is Adam Lambert’s debut album going to be, however? It seems that it may not be quite what everyone is expecting – including Adam Lambert himself.

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Usher and Tameka Raymond to Get Divorced

R&B singer Usher Raymond recently filed for divorce from his wife, Tameka Foster Raymond. The couple has been married for almost two years now. Usher and Tameka Raymond have also given birth to two sons. Their names are Usher Raymond V, who is 18 months, and Naviyd, who is 6 months. Tameka has two other children from a previous marriage.

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The Top Five Soft Rock Hits Of The 70s

Soft rock throughout the 70s always seemed to bring out good feelings in you. Perhaps no other time period and form of music is as powerful in that way. I grew up in the 70s and I can tell you that when I hear a soft 70s hit, it puts me right back in that time period. I can easily close my eyes and feel as though I have been transported right back to that innocent time in my life. Some of the soft rock hits of the 70s are absolutely iconic for me. These are the top five soft rock hits of the 70s for me:

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The Top Five Hair Bands Of Rock And Roll

During the history of Rock and Roll we have had more niches and genres pop up than one could possibly count, and yet, one particular niche seems to hang on regardless of anything else going on around it. No matter how many times it appears dead and buried, some new generation comes along and learns to love it all over again. The genre known as hair bands has been rocking us for decades, and will continue to do so for years to come. Though the hair and outfits may look silly, the music keeps us coming back for more year after year. Here are the top five hair bands of all time:

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Will Memory Card Music be the Next Big Thing?

Once upon a time people listened to music on vinyl records. But they were bulky and round and easily scratched; so eventually 8-track and cassette tapes took over. These formats also had their problems, though, and with the computer age came digital music CDs. From there the music industry evolved to formless, downloadable MP3 files, the most practical means of delivering music ever devised.

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Emo - The Music Genre That No One Wants To Belong To?

Those who were old enough to know better in the nineties may find the current dilution of rock in emo music appalling. Grunge is all but dead, and alternative has followed suit. Seven-string guitars have had their field days, and heavy bands like Korn are in danger of becoming sellouts (if they aren’t already such). So what’s with this new wave of music called emo rock? It seems that bands that are typically referred to as emo (by know-it-all music journalists) shrink at the term like it’s a disease. Music veterans scoff at it, no one wants to be identified with it, yet the genre exists, defying definition nonetheless.

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Tim McGraw Rescues a Damsel in Distress

Google was literally flooded with searches this week from curious internet surfers wanting to see the latest Tim McGraw video. The award winning country music star gave fans a little added performance at his June 24th concert.

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Dr. Paul McCartney of the Beatles?

Paul McCartney has won many awards and honors in his time. He’s been knighted by the Queen, won Grammies, humanitarian awards, and is easily one of the wealthiest entertainers in the world. And, amazingly, Sir Paul managed to achieve all of these things without the benefit of university degree. But Yale University decided it was time to rectify this omission once and for all.

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