Kroger Is Putting 400,000 Employees in Uniforms. It’s Not About Enforcing a Dress Code Kroger says customer feedback and store data spurred the change. Experts say the move should be managed carefully.
‘African music will keep growing and making waves globally. Our sound is unique, and the world is hungry for it.’ A few of the most interesting stats printed in IFPI‘s most recent Global Music Report concerned Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). The SSA
Slash Makes Latin America the Starting Point for His 2027 World Tour After Storied History in the Region Slash is heading back to Latin America. And for the second time in three years, he’s making the region the
Mac Miller Estate Celebrates 10th Anniversary of The Divine Feminine with Three Unreleased Songs The Mac Miller Estate is marking the 10th anniversary of The Divine Feminine with a new edition that contains three previously-unreleased
OpenAI’s New $500 Monthly Subscription Offers Something the Other Personal Plans Don’t. Is It Worth It? The subscription pricing from OpenAI seems confusing at first, but there’s one important factor to keep your eye on: speed.
A Candidate Was Denied a Job Because of Their Accent. The Recruiter’s Explanation Could Be the Bigger Problem An employment law professor says blanket anti-accent policies may raise discrimination concerns.
Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators Announce New Album and Tour, Unleash “Flying Blind”: Stream Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators have announced a new studio album titled Flying Blind, due February 26th via
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Dolly Parton Broadway Musical Reveals Lead Cast, Offers 30,000 Free Student Tickets “DOLLY: A True Original Musical” has revealed its five lead cast members, handpicked by Dolly Parton before her recent passing.