Benjy Davies, associate dean of Belmont University's Watkins College of Art, has created four pieces inspired by Taylor Swift ...

What’s In Your Fridge is where the Straight asks interesting Vancouverites about their life-changing concerts, favourite albums, and, most importantly, what’s sitting beside the Heinz ketchup in their ...

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Apple’s iTunes store and iPod launched in 2001 and the success of the device was seen as a potential step forward from Napster, which had been forcibly closed down that same year, however, the ...

This was partly due to Pandora’s slow shift from advertising to subscriptions, which Spotify and Apple Music capitalised on. Pandora has since launched Stories, a marketing tool similar to Genius’ ...

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Roseanne Barr is “dropping bars” in a peculiar pro-Trump music video that jabs at rapper Eminem ... The song, titled “Daddy’s Home,” is filled with lyrics aimed at taunting voters who backed Vice ...

We get the resistance to streaming. You're paying not to own music, just rent it. And physical media is so much better in so many ways – sound quality, tactility, artwork, a deeper connection with the ...

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Finding free things to do in New York City is like ... There are usually a few rules at art museums: No yelling, no loud music and certainly no touching the displays! But at The Metropolitan ...