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  1. In albums released this past Friday, Pink goes mostly into ballad mode, St. Vincent collaborates with producer Jack Antonoff, Robert Plant expands on his post-Zeppelin legacy, Wu-Tang releases a new collection, Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan rebrands himself as William Patrick Corgan and

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  1. Apatow gives details about his life, career and new projects "The Big Sick" and "May It Last: A Portrait of the Avett Brothers."

  2. Beastie Boys ' landmark debut album "Licensed to Ill" was released November 15, 1986 -- 30 years ago today. The album became the first rap record to top the Billboard 200, and has since been certified diamond for 10 million sales. Prior to recording "Licensed to Ill," Beastie Boys were a hardcore

  3. This week, turntable legend DJ Shadow makes a strong comeback, The Avett Brothers release their latest album, The Bangles reissue their earliest work, jazz/R&B singer (and friend of Prince) Kandace Springs releases her full-length debut and Jenny Lewis forms a super-group with members of Au Revoir

  4. This week the Red Hot Chili Peppers return with a powerful shift in sonic direction, Neko Case, k.d. lang and Laura Veirs join forces as case/lang/veirs, Canadian legends The Tragically Hip release a new record on the heels of releasing some sad news, singer-songwriter Mitski makes a very strong

  5. Kim Kardashian West opened up to GQ magazine about, well, everything. In a wide-ranging interview that appeared online today, the reality TV star, 35, discussed her husband, Taylor Swift , and of course, her family. Among the takeaways: 1. She loves George W. Bush: During a shoot for her app,

  6. This week Taylor Swift releases what will most likely be the biggest-selling album of the year. Most likely it will be the first album of 2014 to be certified platinum, which considering we just crossed into November makes a truly depressing statement about the state of the music industry. Also

  7. This week, buzz-bin favorite Jessie Ware offers up her sophomore album, Aretha Franklin covers classics recorded by other divas, Annie Lennox takes a trip to the past and covers some of her favorites, Neil Diamond continues to return to his roots, Primus gets a “Golden Ticket” and Bush continue

  8. Welcome to real this I'm Rebecca Jarvis New York City and here's what's on our radar today. An app that lets you take control of your health care records. They candy IPO craze and revival of a legend Johnny long Los album goes on sale today without the music and his only son right here on is below

  9. This week, Beck returns with his first album in over 5 years, showcasing his mellower introspective side. Annie Clark releases her latest record as "St. Vincent," with a flashier sound palate at her disposal. Denver rockers, The Fray release their latest collection of radio-ready rock. Neneh Cherry

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