Social Media Cries Foul After Fergie's National Anthem Rendition At NBA All Star Game
Fergie tried something different with her national anthem at the NBA All-Star Game, and not everybody was cheering.
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Fergie tried something different with her national anthem at the NBA All-Star Game, and not everybody was cheering.
A lavish, headline-grabbing premiere. Lightning word-of-mouth stoked by glowing reviews. Packed movie theaters with sold-out shows, long lines and fans decked out as characters from the film.
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His death comes a few weeks before he was scheduled to be sentenced on child pornography charges.
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Country music artists Eric Church, Maren Morris and Brothers Osborne delivered a moving performance of Eric Clapton's GRAMMY-winning classic "Tears in Heaven."
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