Folk Music Icon Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary Dies at 86
Peter Yarrow, founding member of legendary folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, has passed away at 86 after battling cancer. The Grammy-winning musician helped shape the American folk movement and left an indelible mark on civil rights through iconic performances and beloved songs.
Folk Icon Woody Guthrie's Lost Protest Songs Against Trump Family's Housing Discrimination
Legendary folk singer Woody Guthrie wrote scathing protest lyrics targeting his landlord Fred Trump after discovering racial segregation at Brooklyn's Beach Haven apartments in 1950-51. The recently uncovered writings provide a unique historical lens into housing discrimination and artistic activism.
Federal Judge Denies Jay-Z's Motion to Dismiss Rape Lawsuit, Allowing Accuser's Anonymity
A federal judge has rejected hip-hop mogul Jay-Z's attempt to dismiss a civil rape lawsuit while criticizing his legal team's aggressive tactics. The case, which also involves Sean 'Diddy' Combs, will proceed with the accuser maintaining anonymity for now.
Death Metal Band's Controversial 'Free Luigi' Merchandise Mocks Healthcare CEO Murder
Ohio death metal band Sanguisugabogg stirs controversy with merchandise depicting Nintendo's Luigi character in relation to UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder. The band's satirical merchandise and social media posts mock the real-world case of Luigi Mangione, charged with the CEO's killing.
Viral Folk Song Captures Public Outrage Over Healthcare CEO's Murder
A folk song addressing the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has gone viral, channeling widespread frustration with the American healthcare system. The musical response emerged following Thompson's shooting in Manhattan, where police found bullet casings inscribed with insurance-related terms.