In a world where music often feels like it’s packaged to fit neatly into genre boxes, Misfit Memoirs by UniversalDice unapologetically breaks out of every mold—and does so with an air of effortless cool. The album is a poetic and sonic journey through love, loss, and existential musings, with an eclectic blend of sounds that
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Iran and Israel are arranging their pieces on the chessboard before Israel retaliates against Iran’s October 1st attack. In that attack, you remember, Iran assaulted Israel with the biggest number of ballistic missiles in history—200 by Iran’s count, 180 by the Western media’s. On Wednesday, October 9, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had his first
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Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth Interview with Lance Bernard Bryant of the Legendary Singing Group “The Platters”. Lance Bernard Bryant is a current member of one of the greatest, most popular and beloved legendary music groups in history: The Platters. Founded in 1952 by bass singer Herb Reed, The Platters brought us 40 hit singles,
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DawgGoneDavis’s singing style is definitely on the lighter side in all departments, but it should be noted that she’s yet to give us a halfhearted performance in the studio; in all honesty, she’s been giving us the exact opposite. Although the vocal she went within the new single “Love Wins” touches on a subtle side of the pop
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Vincent Covello has an impressive pedigree outside of being a musical artist in his own right. As one of his promos states: “(Vincent Covello)’s client base…includes performers on Broadway in a variety of shows, such as; Les Miserables, The Lion King, Annie, Mary Poppins, A Little Night Music, Billy Elliot among many others. As well as a coach, Vincent is an award winning
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The popular nostalgia band THE AMERICAN RELICS welcome two new additions to their faction. Music replays past memories, awakens forgotten worlds. Music becomes a forever destination…. The first new member is the illustrious keyboardist Bill Gulino, who began his career as musical director for Tony Williams and the iconic group The Platters…speaking about memories and
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Under Review A Frank Account of an Unequal Art-World Friendship Orlando Whitfield’s memoir of his fifteen-year friendship with the disgraced art dealer Inigo Philbrick gives a momentous relationship its due, with unusual directness. By Rosa Lyster August 14, 2024 Whitfield was a student when he became close with “the art world’s Bernie Madoff.”Photograph by Kate
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Amidst the chaos after an accident, you might wonder, “Should I hire a lawyer?” This blog post explores why enlisting legal help after an accident is not just a smart move but an essential one that can drastically alter your path to recovery. Understanding the Complexities of Legal Procedures Navigating the legal landscape after an
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You might think you know what to expect from a book titled Voyage of the Damned. Author Frances White, I’m sure, will be pleased to upend your expectations. Murder, mystery and magic await, but there’s also a generous helping of humor, and an unforgettable narrator, too. Title be damned, this utter joy of a read
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Following its recent theatrical release, fans of Skincare are curious to know the film’s streaming release date. The thriller movie revolves around Hope Goldman, a popular aesthetician who looks forward to expanding her career. She executes her idea of launching her skincare line but faces massive trouble. A rival establishes a new boutique near her
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The best tracksuits for men have been all the rage since long before Squid Games aired. Think Run-DMC making tracksuits central to hip-hop culture. Or the varied men of The Sopranos sporting matching zip-up jackets and pants as they catch rays outside of Satriale’s. Don’t even get me started about Juicy Couture’s grip on the
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Listen–1.0x+ 0:008:54 Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (NOA) using AI narration. Book lovers have all inevitably found themselves slogging through arid prose that stretches on endlessly. Sometimes the culprit is a popular novel whose obnoxious characters you’re desperate to run away from; at other moments, it’s a plot so ludicrous, you can’t suspend
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