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Music unlocks memories and good conversation with Jack Coyne

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By Chris Richards
| The Washington Post
Music unlocks memories and good conversation with Jack Coyne (washingtonpost.com) Music unlocks memories and good conversation with Jack Coyne By Chris Richards 2026020912021500 Online and off-, music freaks are a motley, opinionated bunch — but if there's any harmony to be felt on social media, it might be that "Track Star" is the most reliably delightful offering in everyone's daily scrolling on TikTok and Instagram. That is, if people could agree on what "Track Star" is. A quiz show?
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The most important sound at this year’s Grammys? Free speech.

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By Chris Richards
| The Washington Post
The most important sound at this year’s Grammys? Free speech. (washingtonpost.com) The most important sound at this year’s Grammys? Free speech. By Chris Richards 2026020212380500 For many years — if not 68 of them — the Grammy Awards has been staged inside a bubble of money, glitz and good manners. For the American record industry, it's a televised trophy show that prevents inconvenient American realities from leaking in. We feel it each year with the prize snubs alone.
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The most important sound at this year’s Grammys? Free speech.

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By Chris Richards
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Sarah Sherman Went Off Script And Scolded The SNL Audience For Their Reaction To Her Dress Seriously, where were the woos? We normally think of Saturday Night Live’s topical sketches as being about politics or celebrities doing something …
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