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Grammys' Recording Academy fires ousted CEO, citing 'serious complaints'

Grammys' Recording Academy fires ousted CEO, citing 'serious complaints'

Deborah Dugan, who had called the organisation a boys' club that coddled and favoured powerful men, had been on administrative leave since mid-January.

  • by Andrew Dalton

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Fair Trading Commissioner 'looking into' Mardi Gras after-party
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Mardi Gras

Fair Trading Commissioner 'looking into' Mardi Gras after-party

Organisers sold 10,000 tickets to the party but with the main venue reaching capacity early, only 5500 people saw the headline acts.

  • by Josh Dye and Broede Carmody
The horror! King Gizzard and pals drench cult film in visceral rock
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The horror! King Gizzard and pals drench cult film in visceral rock

This classic horror film is famous for its over-the-top visuals. King Gizzard provided a new, live score to match.

  • by Joe Hinchliffe
Cody Simpson track Golden Thing
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Cody Simpson track Golden Thing

Cody Simpson releases Golden Thing about Miley Cyrus.

Katy Perry to perform at bushfire benefit concert
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Katy Perry to perform at bushfire benefit concert

Locals from fire-ravaged areas will be bussed to the event with tickets also allocated for emergency service workers.

Waves of sound leave SSO audience refreshed and invigorated
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Waves of sound leave SSO audience refreshed and invigorated

The sea is represented with benign beauty in Debussy masterpiece.

  • by Peter McCallum
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How the Violent Femmes bassist found himself playing Paganini
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How the Violent Femmes bassist found himself playing Paganini

In just one 'song' with ACO Underground, Brian Ritchie plays more chords than in an entire Violent Femmes concert. He loves the challenge.

  • by Nick Miller
'I’m connected to it in a lot of personal ways': Miley Cyrus on our bushfire crisis
Miley Cyrus

'I’m connected to it in a lot of personal ways': Miley Cyrus on our bushfire crisis

For the LA-based, Nashville-raised star, the images of Australia burning this summer felt deeply personal as well as urgently political.

  • by Karl Quinn
'I'm starting again': Hayley Mary swaps Jezabels for solo life
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'I'm starting again': Hayley Mary swaps Jezabels for solo life

Having to serve coffee to grumpy Scottish tradies on cold mornings was enough to make the singer find her songwriting mojo.

  • by Rod Yates
Sam Smith prepares for 'emotional' Mardi Gras debut
Mardi Gras

Sam Smith prepares for 'emotional' Mardi Gras debut

After revealing they are non-binary in 2019, Sam Smith is ready to show Australia their true self.

  • by Nathanael Cooper
Your weekend in Melbourne February 29 to March 1
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Your weekend in Melbourne February 29 to March 1

From gigs and theatre to markets and festivals, a range of events and activities around town.