Senior care facilities around the world have been under lockdowns since COVID-19 became a pandemic. Keeping spirits high during this time can be a challenge, which means that the activity coordinators for these places have to get creative with what they plan for their communities.
You’ve likely heard acoustic versions of your favorite tunes, but have you ever heard cover songs remixed to sound as...
Kenyan musician Muthoni Drummer Queen is a cultural alchemist.
Google is known for honoring anniversaries, people, and events with their illustrated Google Doodles. One of the search engine’s most recent Doodles celebrates the 61st birthday of late native Hawaiian singer-songwriter and activist Israel Ka`ano`i Kamakawiwo`ole with a heartwarming animation. Widely referred to as the “Voice of Hawaii,” he is perhaps best known for his beloved rendition of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow“—the soundtrack of the Doodle.
Musicians often join forces to perform in benefit concerts, but Global Citizen‘s One World: Together at Home was certainly a benefit concert...
A star is born in a subway thanks to Lady Gaga’s iconic song “Shallow.
Looking to the past can help foster greater appreciation for a variety of subjects, including music. And as it happens, vinyl records are experiencing a resurgence of appreciation among music lovers today. The large black disks are being recognized both for their sound quality and their value as art objects.
For many, music is much more than a song on the radio—it's a way of life.
Billie Eilish’s hit single “Bad Guy” has recently been given the dad joke treatment in a hilarious parody video created...
Kids of the '80s and '90s are sure to remember the Walkman. The portable media player was first originally released on July 1, 1979 and revolutionized the way people listened to music—it allowed us to listen to tunes on the go. It was created by SONY co-founder Masaru Ibuka, who felt the brand’s existing portable player was too heavy, bulky, and expensive.
Have you ever wondered what an 80-inch symphonic gong sounds like?
When LA-based screenwriter Todd Alcott isn’t writing for feature films, he’s working on his artistic side project.
