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Palm Beach Town Attorney: Trump Can Live at Mar-a-LagoReporting — Feb 4, 2021Former President Donald Trump is receiving support for his effort to take up residence at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. Palm Beach town attorney John C. Randolph said in a memo, first obtained by The Washington…

New Version of ‘Full House’ Song ‘Forever’ Re-Released as a Lullaby by John StamosReporting — Sep 4, 2023Full House actor John Stamos has released a new version of the classic Beach Boys song “Forever.” But the latest spin doesn’t offer a new adult sound, it’s for babies. Stamos has teamed up with American Idol Season 14…

Paul McCartney Declares God Only Knows Greatest Song — Aug 22, 2026A cross-section of enduring musical milestones shows how artists across decades have shaped genres: Paul McCartney lauds The Beach Boys’ God Only Knows as a revolutionary love song, The Box Tops’ The Letter became a quick No. 1 hit, John Prine’s Paradise fused nostalgia with environmental critique, 1973’s trio of country songs highlighted durable storytelling, and Dolly Parton’s work transcended country with hits like I Will Always Love You and Jolene, later amplified by Whitney Houston’s iconic cover. This collage underscores music’s lasting influence through boundary-pusting writing, rapid-chart classics, and genre-busting crossover fame.