Random music news for Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Cocaine sharks. They exist. Now for some music news for March 31, 2026. BONUS: Fascinating. The evolution of NASA’s Mission control.
Read MoreCocaine sharks. They exist. Now for some music news for March 31, 2026. BONUS: Fascinating. The evolution of NASA’s Mission control.
Read MoreOne of the hottest trends in vacations is the “sleepcation.” I get it. As for music news for February 20, 2026… BONUS: This actually happened. Probably an elaborate hoax, but people still believe.
Read MoreI didn’t know I needed this metal interpretation of “Friday” until now. I feel so much better.
Read MoreFew music videos received as much scorn as Rebecca Black’s “Friday” which hit YouTube in 2021. It wasn’t an artistic triumph but it has been viewed 163 million times. A quick bit of
Read MoreRebecca Black became infamous for her “Friday” video. Where is she now? In commemoration of the original video, there’s this new remix.
Read MoreWhen she was 13, Rebecca Black became an Internet sensation for all the wrong reasons. The video for her song “Friday”–a naive attempt at pop stardom–turned into a lightning rod for ridicule. It’s
Read MoreRebeccas Black’s “Friday” remains one of the Internet’s weirdest unintentional jokes (and at nearly 100 million views, a pretty profitable one), but give the woman props. She didn’t succumb to the ridicule and
Read MoreThe latest Meryl Streep film, Florence Foster Jenkins, is based on the true story of the world’s most deluded singer. Here’s an actual recording of the woman. Today we’d called Ms. Jenkins a
Read MoreYeah, we all had a good laugh at Rebecca Black’s expense with “Friday.” But who’s laughing now? From Buzzfeed: Rebecca Black just turned 18 and she’s forgotten how to flirt. It’s a problem.
Read MoreSome one-line news stories to keep you up to date: There was a terrible accident at SXSW last night when a drunk driver blew through a checkpoint, drove into a crowd and killed
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