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Hope you've all had a relaxing weekend- or, at least, a relatively stress free one, anyway. Here's #WhatsHappening.

Two remakes aren't enough, obviously, so “A Star Is Born” is coming to the silver screen again- this time with Beyonce in the lead role. The Bradley Cooper directed flick is scheduled to start filming late next year, according to reports.

Yep. That's what I want to see on the big screen.

Don't forget to join us this weekend for another face-rocking edition of Saturday Night Karaoke, live and loud at The Iron Horse Tavern from 10pm-1am.

Prince has released another album through the Tidal streaming service. HITNRUN Phase Two was announced by the artist via his Twitter feed yesterday.
"Please everyone purchase the product after listening,” was the post- along with a link to Tidal.
The 23 track set is available for $14.99.

K-pop act Oh My Girl says they were detained at Los Angeles International Airport last Wednesday and denied entry into the United States after being questioned under suspicion of being sex workers.
The group's management company, WM Entertainment, released a statement that said that authorities were suspicious of the large amounts of props and clothing that the girls were traveling with.
“As young women, they were mistaken as ‘working women’ which has recently been a big issue in the U.S.,” the company wrote.

Nope. Nothing sexual here. 

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman could not confirm or deny the group’s claims due to the Privacy Act.

Actual Korean prostitutes. At least, according to Google Images.

TMZ reported the girls were attempting to enter the country with visitor visas, when they should have obtained performer visas, and that this is why they were stopped by U.S. Customs.
The group’s reps said they “did not need a performance visa” because they were not holding a concert, just participating in a promotional appearance. 

Birthdays today include: Taylor Swift; Amy Lee of Evanescence; estranged Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge; Berton Averre of The Knack; Randy Owen of Alabama; and Skunk Baxter, who's played with the Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan. #MusicalBirthdays