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7 Musicians Who Should Get Their Own Sitcoms: Nicki Minaj, Dave Grohl, And More

With the news that Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, of all people, will be developing his own sitcom on Fox, we started thinking about some other famous musicians who should also get their own sitcoms. Here are seven musicians who we think would do a pretty good job.
Dick Wagner: Famed Reed, Cooper Guitarist Dead At 71

Famed guitarist Dick Wagner died of respiratory failure this morning in Scottsdale, Ariz. at 71 years old today.
Seven Hilarious Movie Cameos by Musicians: David Bowie, The Wu-Tang Clan, and more

A well-placed cameo appearance in a film can be a lot of fun, but there’s nothing really surprising about seeing an actor appear as themselves, since you’ve already seen them in movies a hundred times. The most interesting cameos are by musicians, since they’re usually unexpected, and sometimes these cameos become highlights of the film. Here are seven films with hilarious cameo appearances from musicians.
Nas, Alice Cooper, and Bob Weir will be stars of Tribeca Film Festival music documentaries

A number of promising music documentaries will appear at this year's Tribeca Film Festival. SXSW is incorporating more music-based movies than ever into its lineup this year, and film festivals are looking to do the same thing.
Record Store Day 2014: announced releases so far, and noticeable Trends

Record Store Day's website hasn't released an official list yet, but fortunately there are dedicated souls have been combing the internet and compiling a list based on previously announced exclusives. We looked over what they found and noticed some obvious (and less obvious) themes.
Mumford and Sons: 'An Offense To Rock 'n' Roll" According To Alice Cooper

Alice Cooper didn't go as far as to say he didn't like Mumford and Sons, but he definitely established his opinion on bands that dabble in folk rock and acoustic guitars. He told Fuse that describing Mumford as rock 'n' roll would be "an offense to rock 'n' roll."