Like fine wine, his voice improves with age. A musical match made in heaven. CHVRCHES, along with Robert Smith, collaborated on the song “How Not To Drown,” which has an official music video released on YouTube. The video showcases the unique blend of their musical styles and the visual storytelling accompanying the track. The collaboration … Read moreCHVRCHES, Robert Smith – How Not To Drown (Official Video)
#FatherJohnWho? The official music video for “Can I Believe You” by Fleet Foxes is a captivating visual representation of the song’s message and vibe. The video showcases the band’s artistic vision and storytelling capabilities. It immerses viewers in a world of sound and visuals, enhancing the overall listening experience of the song. Through this video, … Read moreFleet Foxes – “Can I Believe You” (Official Video)
This is one of the most sacred journeys we’ll ever take — and the world barely acknowledges it Source: https://medium.com/liberty-76/to-all-the-women-in-their-40s-who-are-saying-goodbye-to-their-fertility-b1642ea745de During this phase, women may experience a range of physical and emotional symptoms, such as irregular periods, hot flashes, and mood swings. It’s essential for women in their 40s to be aware of these changes … Read moreTo All the Women in Their 40s Who Are Saying Goodbye to Their Fertility
Imagination and creating is our essence Getting caught up in the more “serious” aspects of a career, you may lose contact with that child part of being an actor or other artist. Psychologist Robert Maurer noted in an interview that children are “playacting from the time they have words and the ability to move. “They … Read morePlaying and being childlike to be more creative
One of the pleasures of many films of the 30s, 40s, and 50s was the dynamic presence and performance of women such as Myrna Loy (Nora Charles in The Thin Man series, etc). Jeanine Basinger, a professor of Film Studies at Wesleyan University, describes the impacts of these films in her book How Hollywood Spoke … Read moreDiablo Cody and strong female characters
The Cure this week announced plans to reissue the band’s 1993 live album Paris in slightly belated 30th anniversary editions that will include a new 2LP vinyl pressing and a single-CD set, both of which will feature two previously unreleased songs. The new version of Paris, remastered by Robert Smith and Miles Showell at … Read moreThe Cure’s live album “Paris” to be reissued with 2 bonus tracks — hear “Shake Dog Shake”
The Chameleons “Dark Wave,” hosted by Slicing Up Eyeballs’ Matt Sebastian, airs 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Eastern every Sunday on Sirius XM satellite radio’s 1st Wave (Channel 33). The most recent two episodes are also available to subscribers to stream via the Sirius XM app. HOUR 1 The Pop Group, “She Is Beyond … Read morePlaylist: Sirius XM’s “Dark Wave” — hosted by Slicing Up Eyeballs (2/18/24)
Dr. Ted Zeff summarizes his research on highly sensitive males, based on interviews with thirty highly sensitive men from five countries:
Music Reviews (Merge) There’s a profound sense of freedom that permeates Mackenzie Scott’s latest album as Torres, What an Enormous Room—a sensation that feels born out of domestic bliss. While her previous release, Thirstier, was all about the exhilarating passion of love found with her wife, artist Jenna Gribbon, her new record explores what it … Read moreMusic Review: What an Enormous Room – Torres
Beyoncé’s latest single “Texas Hold ‘Em” has officially secured a spot on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart. But not everyone is thrilled about the icon’s embrace of the genre. In fact, one Oklahoma-based radio station sparked outrage this week for initially *refusing* to play Beyoncé’s new single. MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin broke down the long history of racism in country music.