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Grammy winner Bonnie Raitt is dressed just like the Grammys prefer; no bare curves and no adventurous slits in skirts.

The Grammy Awards will air Sunday on CBS, and the network wants the stars to come fully clothed.  At the very least, CBS is asking the stars to "Please be sure that buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered," according to a memo distributed to attendees this week.  The network also says in the memo that "thong type costumes are problematic."

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The third season of 'Oprah's Master Class' will feature Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks talking candidly about her life, career and struggle with drugs. She's one of four celebrities featured in a trailer for the OWN Network program, which begins on March 3 at 10PM ET.

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There won't be new Motley Crue music coming in 2013, and there may never be another full-length album from the hard-rockers. Vince Neil says there may be an EP in the band's future, but 2014 is as early as that would surface.

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He's got his membership in Chickenfoot and a burgeoning booze empire to keep him busy, but that doesn't mean Sammy Hagar has forgotten about his solo career.

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Check out the top 40 songs in Q107.7's rotation for the month of February. Which one is your favorite?

John Fogerty has confirmed that his upcoming album will be centered around classic Creedence Clearwater Revival songs, but the album's engineer says the result is completely new songs. Kid Rock, Bob Seger, Jennifer Hudson and the Foo Fighters are among the confirmed musicians who contributed to 'Wrote a Song for Everyone.'

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Bret Michaels has some new music that just hit the internet. Um, not sure what to say or how to say this, but...WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU THINKING BRET? Hey, I love ya Bret, but a dance track? Really?

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Guitarist Jimmie Vaughan, a four-time Grammy winner, founding member of the Fabulous Thunderbirds, and brother of Stevie Ray Vaughan, has been hospitalized after suffering a heart attack.

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If you look up the phrase 'glorious racket,' chances are a picture of the Velvet Underground's second album, 'White Light, White Heat' will appear. That description fits each and every one of its 40 minutes perfectly. Unlike the haunting beauty of their flawless debut album, 'White Light,' which was released on Jan. 30, 1968, drops a bit of the artiness and supplements it with rage and raw power.

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This is the end, my only friend -- the end of any prayer that the surviving members of the Doors will ever be able to bury the hatchet and make music together again.

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The Atomic Sunrise festival was held in March 1970 at the legendary Roundhouse club in England and featured a number of the underground rock scene's most shining lights. The event featured David Bowie, Hawkwind, and Genesis, among others. All these acts were in their infancy, and that's what makes the event so interesting. Fortunately, the festival was captured on film and now, after over 40 years, the film has been unearthed.

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