“Wicked: Part One in Concert” Orchestral Tour Kicking Off in 2027 A series of live-to-film concerts centered around Wicked: Part One and Wicked: For Good is set to kick off in early
When Emo Didn’t Emo: An Exclusive Excerpt from Andrew Sacher’s Book Emo Revival A new book titled Emo Revival: Community, DIY, and Rebirth in Post-Hardcore and Emo (2008-2018) has just been released, taking
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The LA Angels Haven’t Had a Winning Season in 11 Years. Stan Kroenke Just Made a $4 Billion Bet Anyway A losing team still drew big crowds under Arte Moreno. Stan Kroenke’s arrival suggests better baseball and a better ballpark
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Woman from Black Sabbath Album Cover Releases AI-Themed Rock Opera Louisa Livingstone, the mysterious woman who famously appears on the cover of Black Sabbath’s 1970 self-titled debut, has released a
Your Brain Activity Syncs Up With Your Teammates—Does That Improve Collaboration? New research examined people’s brain activity during collaboration, and found physical evidence of a “sync” effect.
Beirut Announces First North American Tour in Eight Years Beirut has announced his first North American tour since 2019, mapping out a brief run of east coast shows set
Nearly 1 in 3 College Students Are Changing Careers Over AI. Should They? A new poll shows many in Gen Z are switching majors because of AI. Here’s what experts wished they’d worry
Muse the Band Lose Social Handles to Muse the AI Tool As Meta unveils its latest AI tool, Muse, the rock band Muse have been pushed off their old social handle, @muse,