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Inside DJ Moma’s ‘Jozi Love Affair’ and the global journey behind the sound
DJ Moma is a name that travels far beyond New York, echoing through dance floors around the world. Long before he became known for his global sound, he was trained as an electrical engineer, building a life rooted in structure and expectation. Shaped by
Report on Israeli settlements plan is all too brief | Brief letters
West Bank occupation | You Must Believe in Spring | A gift of time and attention | Tanks for the reference | Amended signs
Michal Urbaniak, Pioneering Jazz Fusion Violinist, Dies at 82
One of the first jazz musicians from Poland to gain an international following, he recorded more than 60 albums and played with stars like Miles Davis. ...
New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns and influencer Jordyn Woods are engaged
Musical expertise is associated with specific cognitive and personality traits beyond memory performance
Experienced musicians tend to possess an advantage in short-term memory for musical patterns and a small advantage for visual information, according to a large-scale international study. The research provides evidence that the memory benefit for verbal
Experience one of the finest rock songs of all time in a whole new way
The Doors’ “Riders on the Storm” is one of the greatest rock songs of all time. And fans can experience this classic — which was released as the second single from The Doors’ fantastic sixth album, 1971’s “L.A.
Sierra Hull Lost Her Voice Right Before a TV Taping. Her Mandolin Sang for Her
The virtuoso showed why she's a Grammy nominee for A Tip Toe High Wire with a fleet-footed pivot ...
New Year’s Eve: Where in Annapolis to prepare to ring in 2026
Christmas is over. It’s no longer time to be jolly, now it’s time to party. Here are some events to check out on New Year’s Eve in Annapolis. Fireworks Downtown The City of Annapolis will be putting on its fireworks show over Spa Creek at 9
The 12 best needle drops of 2025
By August Brown, Amy Nicholson, Mark Olsen, Joshua Rothkopf, Josh Rottenberg, Glenn Whipp and Mikael Wood, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — Tunes — well-chosen ones — turn normal movie scenes into electric ones. Needle drops, they’re called in the film world.
Country star Riley Green admits fame is 'not reality' compared to farm life in Alabama
Country singer Riley Green is enjoying the
James Dupré joins 5 other Louisiana artists for 'Hitmakers' concert at the Manship Theatre
A former Nashville resident, James Dupré won’t be far from home when he performs for this year’s “Hitmakers Home for the Holidays” concert Sunday in Baton Rouge. ...
The Beatles' 1967 Song From 'Sgt. Pepper' Was Initially Banned but Went on to Change ...
In 1967, The Beatles were at the height of their creativity. They had stopped touring, and their last
Nicki Minaj deactivates Instagram after ‘assassin’ exchange with Erika Kirk
Nick Minaj is taking a step back from social media following her surprise appearance at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest. Fans searching for the “Super Bass” singer’s Instagram page on Thursday were instead met with an error message: “Sorry, this page isn’t
Bono and Imelda May Bring ‘Christmas (Baby, Please Come Home)’ to the Streets of Dublin
The musicians participated in the city's annual charity event, the Busk ...
Tyler, the Creator Ends Huge Year With New Freestyle ‘Sag Harbor’
The rapper also dropped a "Sugar on My Tongue" remix to celebrate an incredible 2025 ...
How to Attend a Concert and Not Ruin It for Others
Put your phones away and don't mess this up for everyone else ...
GCC condemns attack targeting mosque in Syria's Homs
Riyadh: The GCC condemned today in the strongest terms the explosion that took place at a mosque in the
The Most Anticipated Art Museum Openings and Expansions of 2026
Museums, regardless of their size, face a minefield of challenges, from how best to preserve, share and display artworks to how to attract new audiences while cultivating loyalty among visitors who might eventually become patrons to how to push boundaries
Department of Meteorology warns of poor visibility inshore tonight
Doha: Weather, inshore, until 6am on Saturday will see cold, scattered clouds and hazy becomes misty to foggy at places by late night, the
Judge jails ex-Malaysian PM Najib for 15 more years after new graft conviction
Putrajaya, Malaysia: A Malaysian judge sentenced former prime minister Najib Razak to 15 more years in jail on Friday after convicting him of abuse of power and money laundering in a sovereign wealth fund graft scandal. Najib was also fined 11.4 billion
Soul-baring ballads, alt-rock fury and neon-lit techno: five-star albums you may have missed this year
Valentina Magaletti drummed for her life, Sarz got hips swinging and Daniel Avery got slinky and serpentine: our writers pick their favourite unsung LPs from 2025
Jewish klezmer-dance band Oi Va Voi: ‘Musicians shouldn’t have to keep looking over their shoulders’
After 20 years playing around the world, the group had two UK gigs cancelled this year after protests from activists. It’s made them feel targeted for who they are, the band say
All together now: New Bill Evans set collects his original jazz trio’s complete recordings
Six years after Concord Records
Thomas Cain, Jovin Webb, Brasshearts and more live music in the Baton Rouge area this week
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Inside track: Soul music, magic and plenty of holiday cheer
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... TODAY Music, art and cinema Spanning multiple genres and eras, Mile High Soul Collective’s music has one thing in common: it gets you moving, and the group plays at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Nissi’s, 1455 Coal Creek Dr.,
Japanese stocks hit record highs amid easing debt concerns
Tokyo: Japan's broader Topix index reached an all-time high on Friday as investor
Musona rescues Zimbabwe in AFCON draw with Angola
Marrakesh, Morocco: Veteran Knowledge Musona scored as Zimbabwe came from behind to draw 1-1 with Angola in Marrakesh on Friday as the second round of Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) group matches kicked off. Gelson Dala put Angola ahead midway through the first
Here are 5 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: Dec. 26-28
Christmas is over! Both the craziness
Chemtrails Aren’t Real. So Why Are Politicians Passing Laws About Them?
Banning chemtrails is “like banning unicorns or banning Bigfoot,” says one weather expert ...