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Times Square's Naked Cowboy makes $150,000 a year in underwear, and that's just part of the story

Robert Burck, 55, says his best year brought in $250,000 and lean years as little as $25,000; last year, his famous Times Square act helped generate $50,000 from Cameo videos, $10,000 from branded oysters and thousands more in franchise fees

News Agencies | 10.12.26

Miley Cyrus dropped her last name, but the hits haven’t followed

From her parents’ divorce and omitting Billy Ray Cyrus from a Grammy speech to performing simply as ‘Miley,’ the singer is in another reinvention; her new album topped Billboard, but weak numbers, no breakout single and an overly familiar sound complicate the victory

Einav Schiff | 10.06.26

Ja Rule to perform in Israel for the first time

The hip-hop and R&B star will perform one show at Rishon Lezion’s Amphimax on Oct. 29; known for hits with Ashanti, Jennifer Lopez and Christina Milian, Ja Rule also has a Grammy-nominated album; tickets cost 349-700 shekels

Ran Boker | 10.01.26

‘Friends’ producer Kevin Bright honors Oct. 7 survivors at Tel Aviv film screening

The Bridge follows 10 massacre survivors who traveled to a US rock camp and played with musicians linked to Guns N’ Roses, Black Sabbath and Skid Row; Bright says the project aims to tell a story of resilience, healing and hope through music

ynet Global | 09.24.26

‘I am not complicit’: Ed Sheeran says Macklemore removal was not his decision

Sheeran says US venues threatened to cancel shows after Macklemore’s ‘Free Palestine’ speech, prompting talks with Robert Kraft and promoters; he says he respects the rapper’s views but does not want his concerts turned into political forums

ynet | 09.15.26

Pink breaks silence after Macklemore post backlash: ‘I’m standing up for my own people’

After backlash over a post criticizing Macklemore, Pink says she does not oppose calls to ‘Free Palestine’ but feared what Jewish fans experienced at the show, writing: ‘I’m standing up for my own people’; Gal Gadot tells her, ‘You’re not alone’

Daniel Edelson, New York | 09.12.26

Katseye’s stars keep vanishing, and fans aren’t buying the official story

Within two years, two members of the globally successful girl group have stepped back to focus on their health, fueling speculation about what life is really like inside one of pop’s most carefully engineered acts

Einav Schiff | 08.29.26

The songs that made Dolly Parton immortal: ‘Jolene,’ ‘9 to 5’ and a lifetime of country classics

The country legend turned poverty, heartbreak, ambition and everyday frustration into songs that crossed genres and generations, while building a legacy that stretched far beyond music

Nitzan Pincu | 08.26.26

Behind Dolly Parton’s smile: a secretive marriage, heartbreak and the story that inspired ‘Jolene’

The country legend, who died at 80 after a brief bout with cancer, spent nearly six decades with Carl Dean while guarding a far more complicated private life of rumors, heartbreak and fierce devotion

Inbal Hananel | 08.26.26

Dolly Parton dies at 80, four days after saying: ‘I still have so many things I want to achieve’

The country music icon behind 'Jolene,' '9 to 5' and 'I Will Always Love You' built a six-decade career spanning music, film and philanthropy

ynet | 08.26.26

Dolly Parton, country music legend and global icon, dies at 80

The singer, songwriter, actress and philanthropist behind ‘Jolene,’ ‘9 to 5’ and ‘I Will Always Love You’ built a six-decade career that made her one of the most recognizable figures in American music and culture

Reuters | 08.25.26

From Hamas tunnels to the stage: Sagui Dekel-Chen unveils album written in captivity

The former hostage composed and memorized nine songs during 498 days in captivity, then performed them before 3,000 people in Nir Oz, including deeply personal pieces inspired by his wife, daughters and the baby born while he was held in Gaza

Roni Green Shaulov | 08.11.26

William Orbit, Grammy-winning producer, architect of Madonna’s electronic era, Dies at 69

Grammy-winning British producer and musician William Orbit, who helped reinvent Madonna’s sound with Ray of Light and worked with Blur, U2, All Saints, Pink and others, has died at 69

ynet | 08.07.26

Tupac Shakur murder trial may finally reveal who fired the fatal shots

Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis is accused of orchestrating the 1996 Las Vegas drive-by shooting, but conflicting testimony has renewed questions over who pulled the trigger

AP | 08.05.26

Marvel’s first Russian-language song appears in ‘Spider-Man’: who is anti-war singer Monetochka?

Monetochka’s 'Monopoly' plays during a Brighton Beach scene, giving the Marvel film a rare Russian-speaking cultural touch while spotlighting an exiled artist punished for opposing the war

Anna Laskov | 08.04.26

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