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Hoppus recounts the band’s rise to fame, being diagnosed with an aggressive form of blood cancer during COVID-19, and some 30 years of friendship with Barker and DeLonge.

It was an unforgettable night for one woman who decided to belt out a Blink-182 song during karaoke — only to discover that ...

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