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Eurovision explained: A look at the music festival's origins, top contenders, and this year's controversy  Fox News

Nearly all of the wrongful death lawsuits filed against Travis Scott and Live Nation have been settled, almost three years after a crowd surge at 2021’s Astroworld killed 10 festival goers.An attorney representing Live Nation said that nine of the ten lawsuits have been settled, including a suit filed by the family of late 23-year-old Madison Dubiski set to go to trial this week, according to the Associated Press.During a court hearing on Wednesday, attorney Neal Manne said that only one wrongful death lawsuit remained, per AP. The terms of the settlements are confidential and lawyers for both sides are unable to comment due to the court’s gag order.The sole suit still pending was filed by the family of 9-year-old Ezra Blount, who was the youngest person killed during the November 5 event....

Larry June has dropped his first single of the year, “Meet Me in Napa.” The laid-back track sees June slow things down a bit with slow bars narrating a weekend getaway.“Switchin' lanes on my way to Napa / Baby drove way down from Sac',” he raps. “You know my face card heavy, baby / I can't just hang out all in Sac'.”Accompanying the song is an official music video, which, naturally, is set in Napa. June cruises through Wine Country and chills with his partner by the fire.“Meet Me in Napa” also happens to be the first song June has released since putting out his collaborative LP with Cardo, The Night Shift. In March 2023, he also teamed up with The Alchemist for an album called The Great Escape.Watch Larry June’s “Meet Me in Napa” music video above.Read more at Hypebeast

Inside the Backlash to Washed Out's A.I. Music Video  Rolling Stone