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Asher HaVon, the First Openly Queer 'Voice' Champ, and Coach Reba McEntire Talk Historic Win: 'I Pray Other LGBTQIA People Can Find Their Reba'
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New Opry Inductee Lainey Wilson Recalls Early Days, Impersonating Hannah Montana: 'I'd Run Backstage and Put My Wig On'
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Lisa Loeb on the Staying Power of Her 'Stay' Video, 30 Years Later
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With 'Enjoy Youth,' Bright Light Bright Light Gets His Groove Back: 'I'd Stopped Being in Love With Life'
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‘Weird Al’ Yankovic on How He Helped Get ‘Jeopardy!’ Back on the Air, 40 Years Ago
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