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Cissy Houston Saw Music’s Peaks and Life’s Valleys
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Cissy Houston Saw Music’s Peaks and Life’s Valleys

The singer, who died this week, was the mother of Whitney Houston and a contender for the greatest voice of the country, our critic says.
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Posted by By Wesley Morris
Is It Too Late Now to Say Sorry? 8 Songs for the High Holy Days.
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Is It Too Late Now to Say Sorry? 8 Songs for the High Holy Days.

Apology, forgiveness, moving on: These are some of humanity’s richest themes, and they have rich songs to match.
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Posted by By Marc Tracy
The Quick-Witted, Self-Lacerating James Blunt Would Like a Word
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The Quick-Witted, Self-Lacerating James Blunt Would Like a Word

Twenty years after his hit “You’re Beautiful” turned him into an overnight star, the British singer and songwriter takes his music — and his haters — to task.
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Posted by By Rob Tannenbaum
Book Review: ‘From Here to the Great Unknown,’ by Lisa Marie Presley and Riley Keough
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Book Review: ‘From Here to the Great Unknown,’ by Lisa Marie Presley and Riley Keough

In a new memoir, “From Here to the Great Unknown,” Elvis Presley’s daughter and granddaughter take turns exploring a messy legacy.
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Posted by By Elisabeth Egan

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