Via: Where does the music industry live today, anyway? The simple response is 'everywhere,' because creation, innovation, and promotion can happen anywhere, anytime. But ultimately that answer is too simple, too digitally utopian. After all, great music demands great marketing, and careers requ... Read more...
Following LulzSec’s defacement of The Sun on Monday, the FBI swooped down on Anonymous and arrested 16 people in several states for allegedly attacking PayPal. A federal indictment against 14 of the arrested accuses them of launching a Ddos (denial of service) against PayPal after it closed... Read more...
The whistleblower who exposed the News Of The World phone-hacking scandal, has been found dead. Sean Hoare was a journalist at the shamed newspaper and claimed Editors knew what was happening, and encouraged reporters to do it. He was found dead at his home near London.Police are treating it a... Read more...
Pupils at St. Ignatius primary school in Tottenham, London, have been taking part in a knife-crime project following the death of a former student Photograph: Teri Pengilley Fran Abrams, The Guardian In a classroom at St Ignatius Roman Catholic primary school in Tottenham, London, Alvin C... Read more...
Everybody with any good sense is leaving Amerikkka... stay tuned Madison Square Garden Entertainment President Jay Marciano has resigned from that position and will be named CEO of Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG) Europe, sources told Billboard.biz. He will replace David Campbell, who left ... Read more...
*Blank Stare* Gross or tasty? A London company is offering an unusual dessert - ice-cream made with human breast milk. The Icecreamists, a trendy ice cream parlor, says its "Baby Gaga" ice-cream sold out as soon as it launched Friday. The company paid women who donated their breast milk... Read more...
Chief executive officer, British Sky Broadcasting Group Nationality: British. Born: December 13, 1972, in London, United Kingdom. Education: Attended Harvard University. Family: Son of Rupert (businessman) and Anna Maria Torv Murdoch; married Kathryn Hufschmid (marketing executi... Read more...
Phillis Wheatley was enslaved at the age of eight, is widely known as the first African-American woman in United States history to have her poetry published. Constant themes in Wheatley's poems are death, religion, and the struggle of Blacks in the U.S. Wheatley also composed many poems that are a... Read more...
Olaudah Equiano (Gustavas Vassa) was captured as a slave from Nigeria in West Africa as a child and served under serveral masters in the Caribbean and America. He was owned for a short period by a wealthy Philadelphia Quaker Merchant and slave dealer named Robert King, who belonged to Arch Street ... Read more...