We’ve all misheard lyrics before. Even searching lyrics online for favorite songs can bring up inaccurate transcriptions. But when you listen to Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” have you ever heard Kurt Cobain
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Meet Kristina Karamo, a Republican candidate for Secretary of State in Michigan. She has some interesting ideas about how the world (both natural and supernatural) works. First, she’s a die-hard Trumper. Second, she
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Just for fun, let’s start with Tom Petty on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise. Damn the (photon) torpedos? (Give Tom credit for that one.) Moving to music news for March 18, 2021…
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It’s been almost a year since most of our lives hit a hard pause, including the ability to go to the gym. Luckily, there’s not-at-all-creepy-and-invasive Spotify data to tell everyone else what you’ve
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If you’ve been getting creative and working out at home during this (good grief will it ever end) pandemic, newly scrubbed Spotify recor–er, data suggests Dua Lipa might have been on at least
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That’s it. I’m never ordering fries and Diet Coke together again. Instead, I’ll just focus on music news for March 5, 2020. Coronavirus update 1: Glastonbury has had to respond to cancellation fears.
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Back on this side of the Atlantic for a while after my Beatles assignment. More on that anon. Meanwhile, here’s some music news for September 30, 2019. Looking to have a “heroic” Monday?
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NASA is employing Ariana Grande to attract women to the space program. I quote: “As we look forward to sending the first woman and the next man to the Moon by 2024 with
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The elder bull terrier has leaf mold allergies again. That’s another $500. Enough of that, though. Let’s do music news for September 5, 2019. What’s the maximum you’ll wait for a web page
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Back to school, back to work. The next three months are, as usual, going to be insane. Here’s music news for September 3, 2019. And they said it would never happen: Ray and
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YouTube won’t be helping musicians track down and demand payment from people who use tiny snippets of their music – less than 10 seconds’ worth – any longer. “Including someone else’s content without
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