To break the fourth wall a little bit, 99% of interviews arranged for this site come from publicists working on an artist's behalf. Imagine the surprise, then, when a handwritten note and a physical CD ended up in The Music offices for what felt like the ... See more
You're as good as your last hit, but what happens if your last hit turned out to be the hit? The summer of 2024 belonged to Shaboozey, a previously unknown Virginian singer-songwriter combining hip-hop, country, R&B and blues to forge something idiosy... See more
“It was never a burning, consuming project for me,” Russell Tabbert said about “The North Face of Summer,” his recently published novel set in Denali National Park during the tectonic 1970s battles that erupted when millions of acres of Alaska lands were ... See more
As a general strategy, the Subcommittee examines the statutes of a state before it has examined the tax records of that state. Even without a report on particular tax records for a state, a report of the tax laws is of value because an applicant can often... See more
84-year-old Senator Mitch McConnell won’t be returning to work in the near future. McConnell has been absent from the Senate since mid-June, and there were weeks of silence and speculation before his office finally explained he’d suffered a fall at home t... See more