Independent artist Marzuq "Marz" Asanti, aka Large Bottom Productions, has released "Colonized Mind," a concept album fusing jazz, hip hop, R&B, and spoken word to explore themes of mindset, identity, and perception. Featuring a stellar lineup of collaborators, the album challenges inherited narratives.
The escalating conflict in Iran is causing widespread displacement, fueling unprecedented oil shocks, and disrupting global humanitarian aid efforts, threatening millions vulnerable populations worldwide.
Documentary filmmaker Stanley Schtinter explores a novel, darkly humorous approach to history by cataloging the final films watched by celebrities and cultural figures, premiering at CPH:DOX.
Aamir Khan’s respectful act of removing his shoes before lighting a ceremonial lamp at the Red Lorry Film Festival in Mumbai has earned him widespread praise online for his humility and connection to tradition, amidst fresh revelations about his prior film sets.
Independent artist Marzuq "Marz" Asanti, aka Large Bottom Productions, has released "Colonized Mind," a concept album fusing jazz, hip hop, R&B, and spoken word to explore themes of mindset, identity, and perception. Featuring a stellar lineup of collaborators, the album challenges inherited narratives.
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Documentary filmmaker Stanley Schtinter explores a novel, darkly humorous approach to history by cataloging the final films watched by celebrities and cultural figures, premiering at CPH:DOX.
Aamir Khan’s respectful act of removing his shoes before lighting a ceremonial lamp at the Red Lorry Film Festival in Mumbai has earned him widespread praise online for his humility and connection to tradition, amidst fresh revelations about his prior film sets.
A viral video purportedly showing Jeffrey Epstein alive and driving in Florida has sparked widespread speculation, quickly debunked by authorities and fact-checkers. This comes as controversial emails from Sarah Ferguson in Epstein documents resurface.
Alabama men's basketball has climbed to a projected No. 3 seed in USA TODAY Sports' latest March Madness bracketology, even before their SEC Tournament debut. The Crimson Tide are poised for a deep NCAA run.
A new Japanese study indicates that boys with hemophilia who play sports frequently, particularly in junior high, face a higher risk of bleeding episodes, highlighting the need for tailored prophylaxis adjustments.
Al Jazeera saw a 62% year-on-year traffic increase in February, leading global English-language news sites as Middle East tensions escalate. Substack and CBC also saw significant growth, while many Indian news sites faced sharp declines.
India secured back-to-back T20 World Cup titles, posting a record 255 runs against New Zealand, marking the highest score ever in a final.
Israel has commenced widespread strikes on Iran's infrastructure, escalating a conflict that has already claimed hundreds of lives and drawn in U.S. forces, prompting global concerns.
French director Arnaud Desplechin discusses the profound influence of New Hollywood on his work, from "Two Pianos" to his upcoming English-language film, reflecting on cinema's evolving landscape.
KISS frontman Gene Simmons has controversially stated that celebrities, including Mark Ruffalo and Ben Stiller, should "shut the f*** up" about politics and stick to their art, sparking debate.
An exclusive interview with Harvey Weinstein from Rikers Island reveals his current state, lack of contrition, and the stark contrast to his past Hollywood power. Examining his physical decline and continued denial amidst pending legal battles.
Dhurandhar's first installment makes history in the post-Covid era, completing 100 days in cinemas and uniquely running until its sequel's release, defying industry norms.
Bollywood star Kriti Sanon offers fans a relatable glimpse into her urban commute, opting for a bike ride post-shoot to beat city traffic, a move hailed as practical and refreshing.
Veteran actress Zeenat Aman revisits her 1979 film 'The Great Gambler' on Instagram, championing 'O Deewano Dil Sambhalo' for its 'confidence and sass' over the popular 'Do Lafzon Ki', offering candid insights into her career and dance journey.
James Blake discusses his new album ‘Trying Times,’ the 'Sinners' soundtrack, and his bold transition to a fully independent, DIY artist, detailing his unique business model and reclaiming creative freedom.
Canadian pop artist Sophia Galaté releases "For My Own Entertainment," a bold album celebrating vulnerability and autonomy, with an eye towards genuine fan connection and industry shifts.
Spotify data reveals English losing its grip on global charts with 16 languages in Top 50, driving record royalties amidst diverse genre growth.