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1. Tim McGraw gives a tearful Country Music Hall of Fame speech with Faith Hill cheering

   

   Rolling Stone Oct 19

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   Tim McGraw gives a tearful Country Music Hall of Fame speech with Faith Hill cheering

   Lady A sang Live Like You Were Dying for him, and Paul Overstreet and the Stanley Brothers went in alongside him, with tributes to Dolly Parton all night.

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2. Cardi B plays her first NPR Tiny Desk with a full band, from Hello to I Like It

   

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   Cardi B plays her first NPR Tiny Desk with a full band, from Hello to I Like It

   She ran through Up, Bodak Yellow and new single AH HA, and joked about her rider missing Maryland crab cakes between songs.

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3. Tim McGraw, Paul Overstreet and the Stanley Brothers join the Country Music Hall of Fame

   

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   Tim McGraw, Paul Overstreet and the Stanley Brothers join the Country Music Hall of Fame

   Lady A, Lainey Wilson, Billy Strings and Blake Shelton performed tributes at the Nashville Medallion Ceremony, which also paused to remember Dolly Parton.

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4. Artists behind Olivia Rodrigo's Expectations video push back on AI claims

   

   Rolling Stone Oct 19

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   Artists behind Olivia Rodrigo's Expectations video push back on AI claims

   Designer Jack Harrison and Rodrigo's fan account shared hand-drawn 2D and 3D animation work after viewers flagged odd fingers in the Chappell Roan remix video.

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5. Richard Riehle, Tom Smykowski in Office Space, dies at 78 in Los Angeles

   

   Just Jared Oct 19

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   Richard Riehle, Tom Smykowski in Office Space, dies at 78 in Los Angeles

   Friends told TMZ he died of natural causes on Oct. 15. He had more than 400 credits, from The Fugitive and Casino to Grounded for Life and Star Trek.

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6. June McDoom mixes Jamaican dub bass into folk on her debut album Follow the Light

   

   Rolling Stone Oct 19

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   June McDoom mixes Jamaican dub bass into folk on her debut album Follow the Light

   The Brooklyn songwriter produces her own records with partner Evan Wright, and her grandfather, who plays in a mento band, appears on the track Grandpa.

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