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Music Dionne Warwick doesn't think the beef should be happening.
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Interviews Shoolboy Q explained where his rap name came from, recalled his experiences with addiction, and broke down the themes and sequencing of his albums on NPR.
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Music André 3000 was out there doing André 3000 thangs.
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Music Childish Gambino nabs his first RIAA certification since "Redbone."
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Music Chance puts on a short but memorable show.
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Music Chance the Rapper gives us some insight into his influences.
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News Watch Anderson .Paak perform a delightful 4-song set at NPR offices.
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News Watch T-Pain debut a new song called “Officially Yours” at NPR concert.
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Music Black Thought comes through with some much-needed bars during his creative flip on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert.
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Music The singer continues to impress fans.
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Music Daniel Caesar's Tiny Desk performance is everything.
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Politics Matthew McConaughey comments on the Texas abortion ban while considering a run for governor.
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Pop Culture Jazmine Sullivan performs a few classics and new ones off her latest project "Heaux Tales."
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News Future discusses not doing features any more, the new music he has in store, and receiving radio play for the single titled "Move That Dope."
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Rose Lilah