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OPINION | CRITICAL MASS: Sentimental education of the Boss "Where do we go when we die? Maybe we go nowhere, or maybe ... everywhere." by Philip Martin - October 25, 2020

LISTEN UP: Stevie Wonder demands justice Pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on notable new songs and videos. by The New York Times - October 25, 2020

Black singer of Mexican songs sparks buzz, emotion RIO RANCHO, N.M. — The Instagram post was intriguing even before people heard her voice. Sarah Palafox, a Black woman, held an iPhone while standing in front of... by Russell Contreras, The Associated Press - October 25, 2020

Arlo Guthrie, citing health, says he’s retired from touring The son of folk music legend Woody Guthrie is best known for 1967's “Alice’s Restaurant Massacree,” an 18-minute talking blues ballad that has become a Thanksgi... by The Associated Press - October 23, 2020

NEW THIS WEEK: 'Rebecca' gets new adaptation; 'Borat' returns Here's a collection curated by The Associated Press' entertainment journalists of what's arriving on TV, streaming services and music platforms this week. by The Associated Press - October 22, 2020

MUSIC MADNESS: Live at last! The Salty Dogs get out to play SoMa The Salty Dogs will perform at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the SoMa Outdoor Dining Room, on the parking lot at 13th and Main streets, Little Rock. Admission is free. ... by Jack W. Hill - October 22, 2020

ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: Virtual talent competition steps in for canceled State Fair This week in entertainment, events and the arts: enjoy the Arkansas State Fair's virtual talent competition, play along with "Clue: Stay-At-Home Version" and fe... by Eric E. Harrison - October 22, 2020

New Rosanne Cash single to benefit Arkansas Peace & Justice Memorial Movement Proceeds from a new single by four-time Grammy winner Rosanne Cash will benefit an Arkansas memorial to victims of lynching. by Sean Clancy - October 20, 2020

Cher wins Hepburn honor, has lots to say Cher has news. Big news. The kind of news that makes her stop midsentence and exclaim, "Oh!" by Glenn Whipp, Los Angeles Times (TNS) - October 20, 2020

ENTERTAINMENT NOTES: UCA celebrating Suffrage Centennial with art, music The University of Central Arkansas College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences will host public suffrage sing-alongs and poetry performances at 6:30 and 7:... by Eric E. Harrison - October 20, 2020

OPINION | CRITICAL MASS: Managing risk — The boy making do in the bubble James Bond, 007, is not coming to save us. We might get Wonder Woman at Christmas, or we might not. by Philip Martin - October 18, 2020

LISTEN UP: Lambert rocks with Queen; LaVette pays homage Queen and Adam Lambert "Live Around the World"; Bettye LaVette "Blackbirds" by Democrat-Gazette Press Services - October 18, 2020

Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" surges anew thanks to TikTok Mick Fleetwood had every right to get in on the viral skateboarding meme that's sent Fleetwood Mac's 1977 hit "Dreams" back into the upper reaches of streaming ... by Mikael Wood, Los Angeles Times (TNS) - October 18, 2020

TELEVISION: 'Song Exploder' jumps from music podcast to Netflix series For podcaster Hrishikesh Hirway, it all changed with Bjork. by Sonia Rao, The Washington Post - October 15, 2020

MUSIC MADNESS: Arkansan Matt Stell releasing new EP with livestream show Matt Stell, the up and coming country music singer who was born in Clinton and raised in Center Ridge, will host a free EP release livestream performance of his... by Jack W. Hill - October 15, 2020

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