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Sinéad O'Connor death: Grief and anger shared over Irish singer's passing

“I once heard Sìnead sing acappella in an empty chapel in Ireland,” said actor Jamie Lee Curtis. “It was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard in my life.”

Throwback Thursday: EMF and Unbelievable

This week’s Throwback Thursday features one of the great alt-rock one-hit-wonders of the early 90s.
Ongoing History Daily: How many bands would do this?

How many bands would come to the defense of a high school fan?
PHOTOS: Tears For Fears Takes Over Rogers Arena

Tears For Fears took over Rogers Arena on Monday night, bringing their Tipping Point Tour to fans of all ages. The 80s’ synth-pop icons proved to still be on the top of their game as they executed tricky vocal harmonies and well-known riffs with ease. They sounded just as impressive today as they did on…
RIP Sinead O'Connor. She was 56.

Sinead O’Connor, the immensely talented but deeply troubled Irish singer, has passed away.
Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor dies at 56

The singer’s appearance on ‘Saturday Night Live’ in 1992, where she ripped up a photo of then-Pope John Paul II, was a huge moment in pop-culture history.
Congress UFO hearing: Whistleblower says U.S. hiding flying craft, 'non-human' activity

The Pentagon has denied United States Air Force officer and former intelligence official David Grusch’s accusations, saying his claims cannot be substantiated.
Undiscovered Gem of the Week: The Violent Ones and Ricky's on Drugs

Looking for something spooky to listen to after dark? This week’s Undiscovered Gem has you covered.
Ongoing History Daily: Accidental chords lead to big hits

Another installment of In Search of the Lost Chord
Skittles and French's team up to create mustard-flavoured candies

“Few partnerships make sense. This one truly does not, which means it absolutely does,” French’s said of the new candy collaboration with Skittles.
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson makes 'historic' 7-figure donation to striking actors

Dwayne Johnson’s donation came after the SAG-AFTRA Foundation president and executive director asked the union’s highest-earning actors for financial support.