Tallah Vocalist Shares Open Letter on 2024 HIV Diagnosis
Tallah vocalist Justin Bonitz penned an open letter on his 2024 HIV diagnosis, how it's affected him and how it changes things going forward. Continue reading…
Data Shows That AI Use Is Now Declining at Large Companies
Artificial intelligence might be booming on paper, but in the real world, there are signs of a major slowdown. In their latest biweekly survey of AI adoption, the US Census…
The Last Conversation Ozzy Osbourne Had With Tom Morello
Tom Morello shares his final interaction with Ozzy Osbourne following the Back to the Beginning concert. Continue reading…
Sebastian Bach Ejects Fan From Show During Profane Rant
Ask him for a hug at your own peril. Continue reading…
New Hobby Helping Kelly Osbourne Cope With Grief of Ozzy’s Death
Kelly Osbourne has revealed a new hobby that has helped her find happiness following the Ozzy's death less than two months ago. Continue reading…
New Elvis Doc Showcases the Musicianship Behind the King
Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and has a handful of public screenings through Sept. 14, needs a…
BABYMETAL Is Bringing Kawaii Metal to the Masses
BABYMETAL came out of Tokyo in 2010 as an audacious mutation of Japanese pop and muscular heavy metal. With a very young Su-metal singing up front, and two other females…
Haute & Freddy Run Away with the Circus
It was just last year that Michelle Buzz and Lance Shipp, two seasoned Los Angeles-based pop songwriters, were feeling a little burnt out, and decided to do something different on…
AT HOME WITH SEBASTIAN BACH
Before the chimes of his doorbell stop echoing, Sebastian Bach throws open the front door of his Las Vegas home. His 6’4” frame fills the doorway, his iconic voice as…
Nepal Scraps Social-Media Ban After Clashes Kill 19 People
Nepal’s government scrapped a days-old prohibition on social-media after the ban sparked deadly clashes between police and protesters that local media reported left 19 people dead and 347 injured.