A company called ThinkTV is interested in what Canadians watch on their TVs. Their data show that we aren’t like Americans or Brits in this regard. Not at all, in fact. According to
Read MoreTwo more musicians disappeared from this planet over the last couple of days. Fred Smith was part of Television, the New York art-punk band that created the foundations for the scene that was
Read MoreHe got in one little fight—and reminded a generation they were allowed to feel. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air wasn’t just a sitcom. It was a cultural reset. In the 1990s, Will Smith’s
Read MoreOnce the ultimate destinations for music lovers, MTV and MuchMusic defined pop culture with iconic shows like TRL, RapCity, Electric Circus, and MuchOnDemand. But how did they rise to dominance, and what led
Read MoreNew data from Statistics Canada (via FYI Music News) shows how we Canadians tend to get our news. The information was gathered from a 2020 study called the General Social Survey on Social
Read MoreThe Super Bowl is coming up in a week, so we’re starting to hear more about the big-money commercials that will run during the game. Crown Royal, the whisky (distilled in Gimli, Manitoba,
Read MoreLike Homer Simpson, I love my TV. Without my local, network, cable, on-demand, and streaming subs, I would have never made it through the darkest days of the pandemic. The downside is that
Read MoreThe story goes that Tom Verlaine and Richard Hell walked up to CBGB on a March day in 1974 and found owner Hilly Kristal on a ladder working on the awning. At the
Read MoreThat is one DEEP pool! Now let’s get deep with music news for July 16, 2021. This isn’t good: 954 people got COVID at an outdoor festival in The Netherlands despite compulsory negative
Read MoreOh, dear. Meet My90sTV. Actually, it’s part of a family of online TV portals that also includes sites for the 70s, 80s, and 00’s. Click the decade of your choice, hit the power
Read MoreDamn, these little buggers are tough. It’s a good thing they’re so tiny. Over to music news for May 22, 2021… We now have Noel Gallagher’s price for reforming Oasis: £100 million pounds.
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