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Canadian singer/songwriting icon Bruce Cockburn will launch a 50th-anniversary tour in celebration of his self-titled debut album. The 10-track folk album dropped on April 7, 1970 and was the first-ever release distributed by the Canadian independent record label True North Records. Bruce Cockburn features some of the 74-year-old’s biggest hits too, including Going to the
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It’s amazing how much can change over the years. The top actors that have been nominated for prestigious awards this year include Tom Hanks, Leonardo Di Caprio, Margot Robbie and Renee Zellweger, among others. Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Pryce, Antonio Banderas and Florence Pugh received their first-ever Oscar nominations this year. READ MORE: 17 of your
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Pompeo visits Zelensky in Ukraine, says “we’ll find the right time” for White House meeting (Washington Post) CDC Calls Public Health Threat Unprecedented (Bloomberg) Delta, American, and United suspending China flights as coronavirus outbreak spreads (CNBC) Fed Chairman Powell thought it was “terrific” that a senator defended him against Trump (CNBC) New DNC debate rules
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January lasted about 42 days, but at least we had an abundance of tunes to keep us occupied the whole time. From a bittersweet posthumous release to petty breakup bops, here are the best songs 2020 has to offer so far. (Rihanna, there’s still time!) 1 “Boss B*tch” by Doja Cat Doja Cat can make
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