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We are getting to a point where there's no need for true live music anymore! We have seen videos of dead musicians performing in hologram form. Most recently, Michael Jackson "performed" at the Billboard Music Awards, despite being dead for five years. And, now, why even have a band or musicians at all?

Idina Menzel, now famous for her hit song "Let it Go" from the movie "Frozen," had a bit of a wardrobe malfunction while performing at Radio City Music Hall on Monday night in New York.

Michael Jackson has been dead for nearly five years, but his music still lives on. Hell, just a few weeks ago, Jackson "appeared" at the Billboard Music Awards in hologram form! He's got a new album out. Other than being dead, things have never been better for the King of Pop!

A couple years ago, when Hot Wings threw out the first pitch at a West Michigan WhitecapsMidwest League baseball game, we thought that it was the worst first pitch to ever be thrown. But step aside, Mr. Wings. There's a new worst first pitch in town!

More than 40 years after releasing its hit "Stairway to Heaven," Led Zeppelin is being sued by the band Spirit for allegedly ripping off a portion of its song "Taurus" and using it as the opening for "Stairway."

Despite being dead for nearly five years, Michael Jackson "performed" at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday night. "How?," you might ask. Holograms, kids. Holograms.

Say what you want about Michael Jackson's personal issues and seemingly overall weirdness, but the dude could flat out perform.

Motley Crue will be embarking on their 'All Bad Things Must Come To An End' final tour. Watch the announcement live right here!

The Song of the Year award typically is one of the toughest to choose, since the rock genre has always favored full albums over individual songs. And this year is no exception, with rock legends going up against a couple of younger artists in a field dominated by the many of the same acts who are up for Album of the Year.

Now that Kiss are on the ballot for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, fans have started daydreaming about what it might be like to see the band enshrined alongside some of their fellow rock legends. But if your dream includes seeing the original lineup play at the induction ceremony, Gene Simmons has some bad news for you.