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D.C. helped put punk and hardcore on the map. But what acts and albums inspired generations of future bands? The song “Barbed Wire” from Youth Brigade on their 1981 Possible EP was crucial. Sounded so ...

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CM Punk used to watch WrestleMania like everyone else, looking up at the larger-than-life superstars in the marquee. Now, he's chasing them. Punk headlines WrestleMania 42 on Sunday, defending the ...

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Sidney Prescott is answering the call again, but Neve Campbell once thought her time with "Scream" was over for good. The horror icon, 52, opened up in an appearance on "CBS Mornings" on Tuesday about ...

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Neve Campbell recently told CBS Mornings that she “didn’t think I could live with myself” if she accepted the offer return for “Scream 6.” “When I made that decision, I just didn’t think I could live ...