Singer-songwriter Jill Sobule, known for her hits "Supermodel" and "I Kissed a Girl," died at 66 in a Minnesota house fire. Authorities are investigating the cause. Sobule's manager confirmed her death, highlighting her impact as a musician and human rights advocate. She was scheduled to perform in Denver on Friday. Sobule's career spanned over a dozen albums, starting in 1990, with her music covering a range of intimate and socially conscious themes. "I Kissed a Girl," notably, was considered one of the first openly LGBTQ-themed songs to reach the Billboard top 20.

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