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Carly Simon's new track Maybe I Never Loved You, from her upcoming album Comes in Waves, appears to reflect on her 11-year marriage to James Taylor with lines like “Maybe I never loved you,” suggesting mixed feelings about love and loyalty; the song marks her first album in over 18 years and reps have not commented.
Carly Simon, 83, releases Comes in Waves, her first album of original songs in 18 years, a moving late-career triumph that blends intimate storytelling with defiant, melodic songwriting. Recorded mainly on Martha's Vineyard with close collaborators and her children, the collection spans grief, forgiveness, love and resilience, while acknowledging Simon's recent health battles (Parkinson's disease and basal cell carcinoma surgery).
Carly Simon’s first original album in 18 years, Comes in Waves, includes the track Mother of Pearl, where she candidly reflects on how her divorce from James Taylor affected their children Sally and Ben, writing with her kids during sessions at Martha’s Vineyard and weaving themes of love, loss, and possible reconciliation into the songs.
Carly Simon revealed she has Parkinson’s disease, whose early signs began with arthritis in her knees and a hip that required joint replacements; after a Mayo Clinic evaluation she was diagnosed, highlighting research showing a link between arthritis (especially osteoarthritis) and Parkinson’s, and noting apathy as a common non-motor symptom; she’s started treatment and continues to work on music, including a new album.
Singer Carly Simon, 83, announced she has Parkinson’s disease. The article explains that Parkinson's is a progressive brain disorder marked by tremors, rigidity, balance and movement difficulties, and notes risk factors such as age and family history. It also emphasizes that there is no cure, but treatment options, exercise, and therapy can help manage symptoms, and that diagnosis typically requires a medical evaluation rather than a single test.
Iconic singer Carly Simon, 83, revealed she has Parkinson's disease, describing daily variability and the emotional toll, including fatigue, anxiety and apathy; she has faced joint replacements and skin cancer removal while continuing to work and preparing a new album, Comes in Waves, set for release August 14.
Carly Simon says she has Parkinson's disease, diagnosed after a Mayo Clinic evaluation, and that she has also been treated for basal cell carcinoma; she notes the illness is different for everyone and can be unpredictable, with mobility fluctuating day to day. She has begun treatment for stiffness and other symptoms, and says music has helped her cope. The 83-year-old singer is releasing Comes in Waves, her first album of original songs since 2008, on August 14, 2026.
Carly Simon has disclosed that she has Parkinson's disease, describing its progression as unpredictable and sometimes frightening, while continuing to write, sing and work with treatment; she also shared that she recently underwent surgery to remove a cancerous growth on her face. The 83-year-old singer is releasing a new album, Comes In Waves, in August 2026, with the first single Howl.
Carly Simon says she has Parkinson’s disease and is learning to live with it, describing unpredictable symptoms and noting that music has helped keep her moving; she’s promoting a new album, Comes In Waves, due August 14, and thanks doctors, family and friends as she adjusts to a slower public life.
Carly Simon, 83, announced she has Parkinson's disease after an evaluation at the Mayo Clinic, saying the diagnosis explains years of mobility challenges but she remains active and has a new album, Comes in Waves, due August 14; she also notes past basal cell carcinoma and emphasizes there is no cure for Parkinson's.
Carly Simon has revealed she was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, describing its challenges and unpredictability while continuing to create music, including the upcoming album Comes in Waves (out Aug. 14) and its lead single Howl; she notes recent cancer treatment, expresses gratitude to family and caregivers, and emphasizes she remains active and not withdraw from life or work.
Carly Simon, 81, announced she has Parkinson's disease after years of mobility issues linked to earlier health problems. Diagnosed at the Mayo Clinic and started treatment to manage symptoms; she emphasizes the condition's variability and lack of a cure. Despite health challenges, she remains active creatively, including a new album, Comes in Waves, set for release Aug. 14, and expresses gratitude to family and caregivers.
Hudson Williams made his catwalk debut opening the Dsquared2 Fall/Winter 2026-27 show in Milan, which featured a soundtrack built around an AI-reworked Carly Simon piece (billed as Running on the Water, a take on Let the River Run) credited to Kradex/Da Soul Orchestra, highlighting AI-influenced music as the fashion moment dovetails with a winter-sports theme ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
John Forté, the rapper-producer who helped shape the Fugees era as part of the Refugee Camp All-Stars and contributed to The Score, died at 50 at his Massachusetts home; authorities said there were no signs of foul play and the state medical examiner will investigate. A Rawkus associate who later faced a 2000 drug-trafficking arrest and a 2002 commutation aided by Carly Simon, Forté returned to music with multiple albums and film scoring work before his death.
Carly Simon defends Sabrina Carpenter's provocative album cover, comparing it to her own controversial 1975 album art, and argues that the current outrage is mild compared to past industry boldness, highlighting the ongoing debate over artistic expression and provocative imagery in music.