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Clive Davis, Music Executive Who Signed Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen, Dead at 94
Arista and J Records founder helped shape the careers of Aretha Franklin, Carlos Santana, Janis Joplin, Alicia Keys and Carrie Underwood, among many others
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Diane Warren Pens Tribute to Clive Davis: 'Losing You Today Feels Like Losing My Father'
Davis worked with the prolific songwriter for decades, from DeBarge’s “Rhythm of the Night” to Toni Braxton‘s “Un-Break My Heart"
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Liam Payne's 9-Year-Old Son Named Sole Inheritor of Singer's $29 Million Estate
The One Direction alum welcomed his first and only child with singer Cheryl in 2017
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World Cup Run Inspires Haiti Amid Gang Violence: ‘We Are a People of Hope’
Haiti may have been eliminated, but the people enduring a humanitarian crisis couldn't be prouder of their soccer team
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‘A Giant of a Man’: Rod Stewart, Carlos Santana, Patti Smith, More Pay Tribute to Clive Davis
The beloved music executive died Monday at age 94
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Spurned by Trump, John Cornyn Discovers He Has a Spine
The Texas senator tried and failed to go MAGA. Now he’s trying to reclaim his independence
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Clive Davis: A Life in Pictures
Clive Davis, the music industry titan behind the careers of artists like Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, Aretha Franklin, Carlos Santana, Janis Joplin, Alicia Keys, and more, died on Monday at the age of 94. He had struggled with health issues in recent years, having been hospitalized following an upper respiratory issue in May. According to […]
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Carlos Santana Remembers ‘Visionary’ Record Exec Clive Davis: He ‘Recognized the Light in People’
Davis signed the guitarist’s eponymous band in the late Sixties, then worked with them again on their blockbuster 1999 album Supernatural
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Charli XCX: ‘I Don’t Fucking Have Hobbies. This is My Life’
In a vulnerable, hilarious, occasionally spicy interview, the British superstar goes deep on life after Brat, her mental health and why her bold new album isn’t a “rock” record
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Clive Davis: A Life in Pictures
Clive Davis, the music industry titan behind the careers of artists like Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, Aretha Franklin, Carlos Santana, Janis Joplin, Alicia Keys, and more, died on Monday at the age of 94. He had struggled with health issues in recent years, having been hospitalized following an upper respiratory issue in May. According to […]
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Carlos Santana Remembers ‘Visionary’ Record Exec Clive Davis: He ‘Recognized the Light in People’
Davis signed the guitarist’s eponymous band in the late Sixties, then worked with them again on their blockbuster 1999 album Supernatural
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Bruce Springsteen Remembers Clive Davis: ‘He Changed My Life When He Signed Me’
The music executive signed Springsteen to Columbia Records when he was 22 years old
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A Northeastern Jam Festival Is Bucking the System With 'Trees and Good Earth'
At Northlands Music & Arts Festival, artists and organizers are rallying around community — and the music of the Grateful Dead
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Madonna Says Her Biopic Was Killed After a ‘Falling Out’ With Universal Pictures Over Budget
“I’ve had a huge life, so I needed a big budget,” the pop star said in a new interview, where she also discussed the fate of a planned limited series adaptation
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What Will Jelly Roll Talk About When He Guest Hosts for Jimmy Kimmel?
Probably not his divorce from Bunnie Xo, if the country star’s onstage message last week is to believed: “This is the only time I will ever speak about it,” Jelly said during a performance
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