Weird Al wanted to parody the Wings song "Live and Let Die," but Paul McCartney turned him down

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The rapper, from Compton, declares himself "The King of New York" in a new Big Sean track

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I'm an evangelical minister: Christian nationalism is a bizarre, misogynist fantasy — and totally un-Christian

Hillary in 2008? Plus, readers respond to an interview with Danny Goldberg about why the Democrats lost the youth vote.

Infused with pop culture and heady literary theory, Paul Barman's Ivy League rhymes crackle with clever jokes and silly wit.

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Flagging sales? War in Iraq? Dead concertgoers? "Whatever," says a flaggng music industry hiding behind Norah Jones and Eminem at the big Grammys telecast.

Terry Gross says Howard Stern is "like good music," David Gest worries that Jacko might off himself, and Halle Berry reveals Catwoman wardrobe malfunctions.

The pop star needs some help transitioning to adulthood