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$1.2 Billion Powerball Jackpot Is Now The Biggest Of 2024—Here’s What The Winner Could Take Home After Taxes Swedish entertainment firm Pophouse has acquired the music catalog, likeness and brand name of KISS , the company announced on Thursday, with the American rock band joining the ranks of several other prominent artists like Bruce Springsteen and Rod Stewart who have sold the rights to their catalogs in recent years.
The company is behind Abba Voyage—a concert featuring digital avatars of the iconic Swedish pop group that plays at the Olympic Park in London five times a week. On the final night of its farewell show in December at Madison Square Garden, KISS offered aat the digital avatars designed in partnership with Pophouse and Hollywood visual effects giant Industrial Light and Magic.
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