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India’s Yash Raj Films Launches Raah Records With Aman Single ‘Jaadugari’ (EXCLUSIVE)
India’s Yash Raj Films (YRF), one of the country’s leading privately held entertainment studios, has launched a new record label called Raah Records, aimed at discovering and developing original Indian music talent independent of film soundtracks. This marks a notable strategic move for YRF, which has spent over five decades producing music primarily for its…
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“And you know why you love at all”: The White Stripes’ greatest closing verse
This piece from Far Out Magazine argues that Jack White’s songwriting deserves greater recognition, focusing on The White Stripes’ 2001 track “Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground” as an example of his skill as a lyricist. The article contends that White, across his various projects including The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather,…
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What, no sequinned crooners? How cruises became the home for world class theatre
Cruise ships have shed their reputation for cheesy, sequin-heavy variety acts and are now staging serious, high-production theatre, including the Olivier award-winning musical Come from Away and Emma Rice’s acclaimed Brief Encounter. Industry figures say purpose-built onboard theatres, some seating up to 1,000 people, now rival or surpass many London venues in technical quality, and…
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Atarashii Gakko! on Their New Album ‘From Tokyo With Love’ and Their Global Evolution
Japanese girl group Atarashii Gakko! have released their new album *From Tokyo With Love*, marking a fresh chapter for a band that has become one of the most prominent acts driving J-pop’s global expansion. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, members Suzuka, Mizyu, Kanon and Rin discussed how the record reflects the intense touring…
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Game Freak’s Beast of Reincarnation impresses with combat depth but struggles with narrative cohesion
Beast of Reincarnation, an action RPG from Pokémon developer Game Freak, has drawn a mixed critical response that highlights both the strength of its combat and a struggle to unify its many influences into a coherent whole. The title marks the studio’s most ambitious attempt at a blockbuster outside its flagship franchise, set in a…
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Boy George Removed from Bandcamp, Parts Ways With Label Manager After Releasing AI-Created Pro-Israel Song
The latest controversies for the Culture Club singer come in the wake of him pulled from a London production of Jesus Christ Superstar following “We Will Dance Again.” Boy George Removed from Bandcamp, Parts Ways With Label Manager After Releasing AI-Created Pro-Israel Song Travis Bland
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BTS Grammy Decision Sparks Debate About New Asian Pop Category, But Who Wins & Who Loses?
BTS’s decision not to submit music from their latest album, ARIRANG, for the 2027 Grammy Awards has fuelled debate over the ceremony’s newly created best Asian pop music performance category. On Billboard’s Pop Shop Podcast, hosts Katie Atkinson and Keith Caulfield examine the implications of the band’s move for the fledgling category, considering how it…
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Foreigner launch thousand-dollar VIP ticket that allows fans to sit onstage during a show
Foreigner have introduced a $1,000 (around £790) VIP ticket package that lets fans sit onstage for three songs during the band’s live set, as part of their current US tour with Lynyrd Skynyrd. The Golden Anniversary VIP Ticket is a significant escalation of the premium concert-experience trend, offering fans direct proximity to the performance rather…
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The “incredible” 1960s show Debbie Harry would never forget
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