Jessie Reyez Returns to Her Roots with a New Poetry Book Inspired by Fans Long before Jessie Reyez earned Grammy nominations and Juno Awards, poetry was her secret sanctuary. For the Toronto-raised singer-songwriter, words came first — and they’ve never lost their grip. Her music, a soul-baring mix of R&B, hip-hop, and Latin beats, often […]
Sam Rivers, Limp Bizkit Bassist, Dies at 48: Band Mourns “The Soul in the Sound” Sam Rivers, the foundational bassist for the nu metal band Limp Bizkit, has died at the age of 48. The band shared the heartbreaking news on social media over the weekend, though details about the circumstances of his death remain […]
The planet is grappling with a “new reality” as it reaches the first in a series of catastrophic and potentially irreversible climate tipping points: the widespread death of coral reefs, according to a landmark report produced by 160 scientists across the world. As AccuWeather reports, humans are burning fossil fuels and ratcheting up temperatures, which is […]
Can AI help improve patient outcomes when it comes to breast cancer? Seven major medical centers have partnered on a $16 million study to find out. As PCMag reports, hundreds of thousands of mammogram images will be randomly assigned for interpretation by either a radiologist or a radiologist who’s assisted by Transpara, an FDA-approved AI […]
It’s National Pasta Day… AND Month! Linguine, fettuccine, spaghetti, tortellini, ziti—the list of pastas is endless! Pasta is typically thought of as an Italian dish, but there is evidence that people living in Asia in 2000 BC made noodles with millet and it made its way over to Europe, where the Italians made it their […]
After half a decade away from solo work, Ty Dolla $ign makes his much-anticipated return with Tycoon, dropping on October 17. The album marks his fifth solo studio effort — and the one where he leans fully into his own voice and vision. While he’s long been a go-to collaborator and featured artist, Tycoon is […]
1957 – “Jailhouse Rock”, the Elvis Presley film, premiered in Memphis. 1960 – Billboard reported that Dion and the Belmonts were breaking up. 1962 – The Beatles first appeared on Great Britain’s Grenada TV Network. 1967 – The musical “Hair” premiered at New York’s Public Theatre. The show ran for 1,758 performances. 1968 – Jose […]
On her Radical Optimism world tour, Dua Lipa has turned each concert into a dual celebration—of her own hits and the local music legends that shaped her path. To date, she’s performed 56 different cover songs, paying tribute to artists like Ariana Grande, Charli XCX, AC/DC, and TLC. Rather than random picks, her covers are […]
Keith Urban was forced to cancel his October 16 concert in Greenville, South Carolina, citing a bout of laryngitis as doctors advised him to observe total vocal rest. The performance was part of his High and Alive World Tour. According to a statement from the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Urban consulted with Dr. Gaelyn Garrett […]
After a five-year silence, Tame Impala — the creative force of Kevin Parker — has officially announced a new album titled Deadbeat, set to drop on October 17, 2025 via Columbia Records. The first singles, “End of Summer” and “Loser”, hint at a sonic evolution: “End of Summer” leans into acid house and ambient textures, […]