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Country music legend Waylon Jennings,
known for defining the "outlaw move­
Pop artist Fatboy Slim ment, died at age 64 after a long battle
dominated the MTV Video with diabetes-related health problems.
The success of the bluegrass soundtrack to the Music Awards, taking six of Formerly Buddy Holly's bassist, Jennings
Cohen Brothers' movie "O Brother Where Art the 21 awards, including recorded 60 albums, had 16 No. 1 coun­
Thou" led to Album of the Year and Single of the Best Video Direction, for try singles, and yes, he was the narrator
Year awards (for "I am a Man of Constant Sorrow") "Weapon of Choice," and theme song vocalist on the TV series
at the 35th Annual Country Music Awards. directed by Spike Jonze. "The Dukes of Hazard."

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Fans and colleagues were
shocked by the sudden
Michael Jackson's 30th
death of 22-year-old
Anniversary Cele­
singer/actress Aaliyah, who
bration, "The Solo
was killed when the small
Years," at New York
plane carrying the per­
City's Madison Square
former and eight others
Carden, marked the
crashed in the Bahamas.
King of Pop's first U.S.
Spencer Platt/Getty Images l' concert in 11 years.
Jackson was named
Performer of the
Century during the
29th Annual American
Music Awards.

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Internet music service
Napster is up and rum
again, but this time as
a subscription-based s
vice that will allow Na
ster to make royalty
payments to those mu
cians whose music is
traded.