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Rosalía and Sam Fender urging diversity at the Ivor Novello Awards ceremony.
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Rosalía and Sam Fender urge diversity at Ivor Novello Awards

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Several artists used their acceptance speeches at the Ivor Novello Awards to call for greater inclusion in the music industry. The ceremony took place last night in London.

A federal judge has dismissed all 18 claims in Dawn Richard’s lawsuit against Sean Combs. One count may be refiled in state court.

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A parliamentary committee has urged the government to address post-Brexit obstacles facing British performers touring Europe. The report, released on 15 June, highlights financial losses and calls for renewed cooperation with the EU.

State attorneys general have asked a federal judge to order Live Nation to sell off Ticketmaster following a recent jury verdict. The proposal came one month after the live music company was found to have operated as an illegal monopoly.

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Billy Joel has rejected an upcoming unauthorized film about his early career, saying the project lacks his approval and necessary rights to his music and life story.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have sold their recorded music catalogue to Warner Music Group in a deal worth more than $300 million. The transaction gives the label control over all master recordings from the band's output.

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The third annual Grammy Hall of Fame gala took place on May 8 at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California, honoring 14 recordings including Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 and Heart's Dreamboat Annie. Janet Jackson accepted her award alongside producer Jimmy Jam and delivered a speech emphasizing the album's message of peace and unity. Performances highlighted the inductees with artists such as Heart, Lucinda Williams and Norah Jones taking the stage.

 

 

 

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