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Here's Voice Buzzn't with Evelyna Reeves on ninety nine to
one KGGIA.
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The American Music Awards were yesterday, hosted by Jennifer Lopez.
The night was jam packed with big moments and big performances.
While Kendrick Lamar led the nominations with ten and only
walked away with one award for Favorite Hip Hop Song,
Billie Eilish was the big winner, taking home Artists of
the Year, Album of the Year, and Song of the Year.
Bos Malone walked away with two wins for Favorite Country
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Song and Favorite Male Country Artist. Jennifer Lopez performed during
the big night in addition to hosting. She hicked things
off with a valid version of her track Dance Again.
Then she went into an intense dance routine backed by
a medley of this year's biggest hits, including TV Off
a Bar Song, Tipsy, and Birds of a Feather. Janna
Jackson received the Icon Award and this year's Memorial Day
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weekend was a massive success at the box office, and
Leelo and Stitch dominated. The live action remake is the
highest earning movie for a twenty twenty five Memorial Day weekend.
It made one hundred and forty five point five million dollars. Meanwhile,
Mission Impossible the Final Reckoning came in second place, earning
sixty three million dollars. For these stories and so much
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