Random music news for Wednesday, September 10, 2025
How long is the average attention span? Eight seconds–and dropping. Maybe it has something to do with motivation. If you can’t be bothered to click that link, try to at
Read MoreHow long is the average attention span? Eight seconds–and dropping. Maybe it has something to do with motivation. If you can’t be bothered to click that link, try to at
Read MoreLooking for a career change? How about becoming a professional back scratcher? Or you could just continue to music news for August 12, 2025. BONUS: Wanna be like Dean Cain?
Read MorePlace your bets on who will be the new pope. I’ve seen odds for the name the next pope will take. “Francis” is in the lead, followed by Benedict, John
Read MoreWanna know about a multi-billion-dollar TV business? Two-minute micro-drama TV shows in China. We tried that with Quibi and it didn’t work. Moving to music news for March 21, 2025…
Read MoreHappy solstice. And with Festivus just around the corner, the days will start getting longer. Meanwhile, we can cram a bunch of music news into December 21, 2024, the shortest
Read MoreThe Black Keys have prepared an expanded version of their Ohio Players album (due November 15) and one of the new goodies is a song called “Stay in Your Grave”
Read MoreWait: There’s a new way to calculate pi? There is! Moving to music news for July 3, 2024… More music news? Look here. BONUS: Johnny Lydon was a game show
Read MoreAlice Cooper has declared himself a candidate for every US presidential election since 1972 so why would 2024 be any different? His “Wild Party” has returned with this campaign video
Read MoreIt’s another archive Sunday Lunch performance from the kitchen as Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox pull out the Alice Cooper hit from 1989. Nice nurse outfit, Toyah.
Read MoreThe last person I need to school me on the upcoming eclipse is Marjorie Taylor Greene’s boyfriend. What a loon. Music news for April 3, 2024, is much more factual.
Read MoreInteresting fact: The British Royals prefer “bullsh*t” to “poppycock.” Music news for September 1, 2023, however, all good sh*t. Moe music news? Look here. BONUS: Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy
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