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As Pride Month continues, former All Elite Wrestling Women’s Champion Nyla Rose takes over ‘The Sound of Pride’ to drop a timely ‘banger’ and motivate the LGBT+ community ‘to push back the hate.’
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Ahead of Charli XCX’s appearance at Doritos x ‘Stranger Things’ ‘Live From the Upside Down’ concert, she tells HL why she gravitated towards ’80s music, why it’s ‘so cool’ Kate Bush is getting love – and what song would pull her out of Vecna’s grasp.
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The pop icon was ready to party in her little black outfit. Joining her backstage was son David Banda.
Paul McCartney (born on June 18, 1942 in Liverpool, England), is an English musician, singer, songwriter and composer. With John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, he gained worldwide fame as a member of the pop group, The Beatles.
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R&B singer-songwriter Jada Michael picks a pair of songs for ‘The Sound of Pride’ playlist while sharing while Pride 2022 ‘hits the whole damn spectrum’ of emotions for her.
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Chris Brown may have found the perfect dance partner in Normani. In his new video for ‘WE (Warm Embrace),’ the former Fifth Harmony member helps Chris crank up the heat with a sizzling salsa-inspired dance.
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Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ era officially began with the release of her first single, which samples Robin S.’s 1990 dance hit, ‘Show Me Love’, as well as Big Freedia’s ‘Explode’!
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Sonny Kiss, the high-flying, hard-hitting, and booty-shakin’ grapple goddess of AEW, shares her ‘Sound of Pride’ playlist picks to get you feeling how you’re SUPPOSED to during Pride Month.
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Category is…big Pride 2022 energy. Pop musician Maryze selects songs that bring that and more for ‘The Sound of Pride’ playlist, along with ‘the perfect 2000s club banger.’
In Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ first song in six years, the Bad Boy icon looked back on his 2018 breakup with Cassie and said it’s about time he puts their love behind him.
What’s better than having one living legend bring down the house? How about three? Paul McCartney closed out his ‘Get Back’ tour in the States with help from Jon Bon Jovi and ‘The Boss!’
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Someone better call ‘Dr. Feelgood’ because Tommy Lee is not feeling…good. Tommy lasted five songs into the first show of Mötley Crüe’s reunion tour before he had to bail.
Tupac Shakur is a rap legend who left this world too early. See photos of the rapper/actor here.
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Along with a trio of her songs, singer Elizabeth Wyld shares a message of hope for ‘The Sound Of Pride,’ especially for those who can’t celebrate the way they’d like to this year.
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It’s official: Beyonce is coming! The singer officially announced her upcoming new album, ‘Renaissance,’ via her website on June 16.
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With help from Miami royalty, Sean Kingston, country-pop duo Seaforth channel the frustration from being stuck indoors into the perfect song of the summer, one that’ll ‘capture that energy’ of the season.
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After working alongside  drag superstar Trixie Mattel, guitar-slinging music superstar Ash Gordon names a few others you should know, as well as her picks for ‘The Sound Of Pride.’
At the height of their popularity – and right after dropping an album – BTS announced they would ‘spend some time apart to learn how to be one again.’ Here’s what we know about BTS’s hiatus.
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For ‘The Sound of Pride,’ rising singer-songwriter Sam Kogon sheds some light on ‘the first openly gay rock star’ while sharing ‘part of the reason why I celebrate Pride.’
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Before rising music star MuMu unleashes two years of ‘pent-up performance energy’ for Pride Month, she picks songs that clash against the ‘gaytriarchy’ while celebrating in rainbow-colored strobe lights.
