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Shapiro is a Tony Award-winning director and former artistic director of Steppenwolf Theatre Company.
“My trajectory is so weird,” offers Eric Goode. Back in the early ‘80s — before directing music videos for Nine Inch Nails, launching iconic New York City destinations like the Bowery Hotel and Waverly Inn and creating the docu-phenomenon “Tiger King,” but not long after showing a series…
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All around Crystal Palace Park, the icon of Tom Jones looms large; grinning lustily from ironic t-shirts, or even cardboard cut-outs raised high in the crowd. But on the stage, Tom Jones the man – of flesh and white hair – is here to somewhat complicate things. Watch…
Times Music CEO Mandar Thakur talks catalog acquisitions, India’s subscription challenge, and why he believes Indian music’s biggest opportunity lies abroad... Source
Two Shell use AI. They admitted it. For a while, there have been rumors about the pranksterish London dance duo and their reliance on generative AI to make so much music, and they confirmed it earlier this summer. In a Resident Advisor interview, one of the duo's two…