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https://t.co/AMpmjx6540— Tom Morello (@tmorello) June 9, 2020The exchange prompted thousands of replies and jokes referencing the group’s obviously political band name and song titles.“i too enjoy the band Rage Alongside The Machine,” Sean Gentille tweeted.“Take the Power Back is actually about recharging batteries,” another added, referencing RATM’s 1991 demo track.Casteneda attempted to clarify his tweet to the Detroit Metro Times, saying he knew the band was political, but that they had gotten too political for his liking.“I understand they’ve always been political, but it’s getting worse and worse and worse,” Castaneda told the outlet.“That’s where I’m trying to get at.

writing: “In our time together, Jas left her mark on us and ALL over the show.“She was a brilliant storyteller and a force of nature. We send our deepest sympathies to her loved ones. She was one of us.

Republic Records announced last week that it will cease using the term “urban,” Mason noted that the Academy’s changes actually were decided last month. “The time frame of our process is that proposals are turned in by March, they’re discussed [internally at annual board meetings] in May, and now we’re talking about them publicly, so these are things that have been in the works for six months.”Bill Freimuth, Chief Awards Officer, said in a statement: “As a peer-driven and peer-voted award, members of the music community are directly involved in the growth and preservation of the Grammys process.

An already contentious legal battle between two hotshot Hollywood producers just got uglier.John Powers Middleton, producer of Oscar-winning movies “Manchester by the Sea” and “The Disaster Artists,” filed a fresh batch of legal papers on Wednesday against his estranged business partner Roy Lee, accusing the horror flick producer of freely indulging in drugs and hookers and objectifying women in the workplace.Lee, a 51-year-old Hollywood mogul whose credits include the “It” horror-movie franchise, has a “tendency to blur the line between business and illicit pleasure,” according to Middleton’s latest court papers.“Lee indulges his penchant for drugs and prostitutes, regularly taking the narcotic ecstasy and sharing it with business

Variety reports. The live-action project is tentatively titled after his 1983 song, “All Night Long,” and will utilize some of his greatest hits.According to the report, the artist pitched the concept to the studio, where it was accepted in January and the artist is on board as the film’s producer alongside his manager Bruce Eskowitz as well as Calvary Media’s Dana Brunetti and Matt Del Piano.