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Steve Harwell, a founding member and former leader of the US rock band Smash Mouth, known for its hit songs "All Star" and "Walkin' on the Sun," died Monday at age 56, his agent said. Harwell, who left the group in 2021 for health reasons and had been in hospice care in recent days, died at his home in Boise, Idaho "surrounded by family and friends," Smash Mouth manager Robert Hayes told Rolling Stone magazine. Hayes said the cause of death was liver failure.

Steve Harwell, the former lead vocalist of Smash Mouth, has passed away at the age of 56. The band's representative confirmed this sad news. Harwell, who retired from Smash Mouth in 2021, died at his home in Boise, Idaho, on September 4, 2023, while under hospice care. A statement from Smash Mouth's manager, Robert Hayes, conveyed, «Steve Harwell passed away this morning, September 4, 2023, at his home in Boise, Idaho. He was surrounded by family and friends and passed peacefully and comfortably.» Harwell, known for his charismatic presence, pursued pop stardom with limited musical experience and an unyielding determination. He faced health challenges, including cardiomyopathy, a heart muscle disease, and acute Wernicke Encephalopathy, affecting his speech and memory, ultimately leading to his retirement in October 2021. Leading up to his passing, Harwell was receiving care at home from his fiancé and hospice professionals. TMZ had previously reported that he had reached the final stage of liver failure. Smash Mouth, known for hits like «Walkin' on the Sun» and «All Star,» achieved success in the late 1990s. In 2000, «All Star» was nominated for a Grammy Award. While Smash Mouth released their last album, «Magic,» in 2012, they also unveiled an acoustic version of their debut album, «Fush Yu Mang,» in 2018. The band continued to tour with vocalist Zach Goode, who joined in 2022.

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Harwell, a founding member and the longstanding front-man of «Smash Mouth», is widely recognized for the band's hit singles «All Star» and «I'm a Believer.» Throughout his career, the band received a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group for their song «All Star,» which later gained a dedicated following after featuring in the soundtrack of the 2001 animated film «Shrek.» Harwell was personally dedicated to elevating the band's early prominence, actively visiting radio stations across the country to promote their album «Astro Lounge» and secure airplay. Following Harwell's departure from the band in 2021, Smash Mouth has continued to perform with their new lead vocalist, Zach Goode.

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take the medications in the hope they will improve their concentration and ability to get things done. But a new paper suggests that this may be ill-advised. The drugs seem to make people slightly worse at solving problems, not better.

Neil Mitchell will step down from his top-rated Melbourne morning radio show after 34 years in the role. His final show will be December 1.

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Iran accused Israel on Thursday of trying to sabotage its ballistic missile program through faulty foreign parts that could explode, damaging or destroying the weapons before they could be used. Israel did not immediately acknowledge the accusation, made in a report aired on Iranian state television. The report described the alleged Israeli operation as «one of the biggest attempts at sabotage» it had ever seen. It accused Israeli Mossad agents of supplying the faulty parts, which the state TV report described as low-price «connectors.» Footage aired by state TV showed the alleged parts, some of them popping up into the air. The report did not say when authorities discovered the faulty parts, nor if they had been installed in any ballistic missile prior.

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Sinéad O’Connor raised concerns about Miley Cyrus' «Wrecking Ball» music video through an open letter. At that time, the young pop star, then 20 years old, responded by mocking the late singer-songwriter of «Nothing Compares 2 U.» However, in her latest Hulu special titled «Endless Summer Vacation: Continued (Backyard Sessions),» Cyrus reflects on the past feud with O'Connor and acknowledges that she was unaware of the Grammy winner's battles with mental health. The exchange between the two artists began when Cyrus compared her «Wrecking Ball» music video to O'Connor's «Nothing Compares 2 U» video in an interview with Rolling Stone. This led O'Connor to respond with an open letter. In 2013, Cyrus retorted by poking fun at some of O'Connor's tweets and drawing a comparison between her and Amanda Bynes, who was publicly grappling with mental health issues. Cyrus now looks back on that episode and her reaction during that time in her Hulu special «Endless Summer Vacation: Continued (Backyard Sessions).» Furthermore, Cyrus has recently released her latest single «Used to Be Young,» in which she contemplates her partying days and embraces the reality that she has evolved from the person she once was.