He was the first mega-selling "slave" to escape the clutches of the major labels
Just as Amazon changed the way we shop and Apple reinvented the music biz, digital disruption is going to soon affect every aspect of your money: how you earn it, save it, invest it and spend it.You'll want to keep close tabs on the 50 companies listed here. They are the small firms destined to have a big impact on your financial future and possibly upend your portfolio.Click here for the first list. More details on each company can be found here.
The idea of Grammys on the Hill -- both the dinner and the lobbying that follows, where music creators spend the day meeting with members of Congress and staffers -- is to give musicians, songwriters and producers a chance to talk to the politicians who make decisions that help determine the future of the industry.
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Not only is Union Square Ventures partner Fred Wilson the godfather of the New York startup scene, he also loves music. So who better than this self-proclaimed music nut to talk about the future of music, technology, and how companies straddling both have a shot at making money.
Originally published March 12, 2020 and is continually updated If you look at professionals in any industry, they are constantly honing their skills. As actors, we are told to “always be in class”, and while this is vitally important, it’s only one piece of the puzzle in being at the top of your game. Acting
The Singer-Songwriter Says Artists and Fans Will Still Form Deep Bonds, but They Will Do It in New Ways
We are constantly evolving through incremental changes brought about by the processes we execute. We’re not just evolving as a species but as individuals in how we think and live within our bodies…
Bob Stanley: He was one of the great singer-songwriters of the 60s folk scene, more highly regarded by some than Paul Simon. But he only recorded one album – and died in obscurity, penniless and homeless
The Atlanta Symphony struggles, a one-handed pianist graduates and the music of John Cage continues.
Audition coach Clay Banks offers tips for actors who are looking to add powerful new monologues to their repertoires.
Is it possible to change a life by knowing the future or is everything already decided? And what if someone could attain Solomon's power? Set Voland--a homeless young man who attacked a child in the midst of hallucinations--has been caught by the police and sent to a psychiatric hospital. There, he's stricken by a meeting with a Shining White Being who will completely overturn his life. David Green--supposedly an editor in chief for the Evening Times in Glasgow--has been sent to New York by a secret organization. He's given the task of finding Sybil Vain, an enigmatic fortune-teller known as The Oracle. Sybil Vain has been looking for someone as well--the man of his dreams, or more precisely, the recurrent premonition of his own death. When their paths intertwine the wheels of destiny begin to go astray and the door to the esoteric realms slams open. "Even Newton when he discovered gravity believed in what he saw, yet there is an infinite number of invisible things and, among those, countless are the things not subject to gravity." Sybil Vain *** DISCLAIMERS: Part of the content is mature. Reader discretion is thereby advised. *** Cover credits @J26Design
Prince appeared carefree as he cruised around on his bike for more than an hour on Monday in photos taken by neighbor Heather Hofmiester, who lives a mile away from his estate Paisley Park.
