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Sarah Reeves
Sweet Sweet Sound
Alternative/pop/rock

THE SCOOP
Stars, Family Remember 'Pop' Winans
More than 100 family members pay last respects to the late gospel patriarch. PLUS: Stryper reunites for album, tour; Sara Groves on Capitol Hill; and more.

THE SCOOP
David "Pop" Winans Dies
Gospel patriarch and father of BeBe & CeCe had heart complications. Plus: tobyMac to run half-marathon for a cause; Verizon seeking best gospel choirs; and more.

THE SCOOP
Diamond Rio Song Sparks School Lawsuit
Parents in Florida file sue school board over religious anthem by the country group. PLUS: Big-name acts go gospel on 'Oh Happy Day'; Jars hits the road; Matthew West gets into motion; and more.

THE SCOOP
Furler Breaks Silence on Newsboys Departure
Singer addresses rumors and pleads with fans to welcome Michael Tait. PLUS: Kevin Max welcomes third child, Underoath gets Warped, and more.

THE SCOOP
Winans' Ex-Wife "Not Credible"
BeBe's attorney says Winans obtained an order of protection against Debra Winans. Plus: MercyMe wants fans to reminisce about "Imagine"; Jonases keep churning them out; and more.

The Scoop
BeBe Winans Arrested for Assault
Gospel singer charged with misdemeanor domestic assault on ex-wife. PLUS: Christians all over 'American Idol'; U2 shoots to the top; and more.

The Scoop
Michael Tait Is A Newsboy
Peter Furler will no longer tour but will focus on writing and studio work for the band. PLUS: U2 gets its own street; Christian festivals in search of next big thing; and more.

The Scoop
Smitty and Steven Tag Team on Tour Again
Successful 2008 pairing leads to spring tour. Plus: TobyMac snags AOL "Video of the Day" and what does Disciple have in common with Fall Out Boy and Gym Class Heroes?

The Scoop
New U2 on MySpace
After a widespread leak, the Irish rockers' new album, 'No Line on the Horizon', is now streaming for free—and getting rave reviews. Plus: Sligh, Mandisa do Disney; Natalie's benefit gig; and much more.

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