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  • Beyoncé Knowles
  • Taylor Swift
  • Lady Gaga

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  Female Music Icons of the 1990s and New Millennium

  The 1990s was the era of the riot grrrl, the rapper and Lilith Fair, which served to reshape traditional ideas of feminism. Artists such as Bikini Kill, Meg White, Queen Latifah and Lady Gaga were able to explore the formerly male-dominated areas of the music industry and become some of the leading voices of the industry. Whether in high-heels, stilettos, or army boots, these ladies stood toe-to-toe with any male artist of the day.

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  Female Music Icons of the 1990s and New Millennium 18 people in this group
  
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  • Michael Jackson
  • Whitney Houston
  • Beyoncé Knowles

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  Soul Train Guests

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  Soul Train Guests 110 people in this group
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  • Madonna
  • Louis Armstrong
  • Adele

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  James Bond Soundtrack Artists

  Bond—James Bond—was introduced to movie fans with the release of the first 007 film, Dr. No, in 1962. The past five decades of James Bond films have included a gamut of soundtrack artists, including Paul McCartney & Wings, who performed the song "Live and Let Die" for the Bond film of the same name; Shirley Bassey, who sang tracks for the films Diamonds Are Forever and Goldfinger; Jack White and Alicia Keys, who performed "Another Way to Die" for Quantum of Solace; Gladys Knight, who sang the title track for License to Kill; Louis Armstrong, who performed "We Have All the Time in the World" (secondary theme) for On Her Majesty's Secret Service; and Adele, who sang the title track for the newest film of the Bond franchise, Skyfall.

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