‘Anything Goes’: A...
Adele leads music industry hop...
Adele's long-awaited album is leading a flurry of major releases in the coming weeks that could determine whether 2015 marks a rebound for a slow-growing recorded music industry. Two acts with ecstatic young followings, Justin Bieber and One Direction, will both put out albums on November 13, and more established chart-toppers Coldplay and Rihanna have hinted at releases in time for holiday shoppers. Industry watchers expect Adele to be 2015's crucial artist when "25," her first album in nearly five years, goes on sale globally on November 20.
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Puff Daddy celebrates birthday...
16 Songs That Have Helped Peop...
Facing the world each morning can be difficult when you live with a mental illness. Depression, specifically, can make everyday tasks seem daunting. Getting out of bed and out the door can be a major accomplishment. And although music can’t cure depression (we wish), it’s scientifically proven to reduce stress and even depressive symptoms.
The top 10 movies on the iTune...
iTunes Movies U.S. charts for week ending Nov. 1, 2015:
Free music becomes top-selling...
What’s Happening in Your Brain...
“The effect of music on the brain or body depends in part on its genre,” Frank A. Russo, PhD, associate professor of psychology at Ryerson University, tells Yahoo Health. Research published in the Journal of Positive Psychology shows that listening to upbeat music improves mood, with one catch — it only works if you have the desire to be happy. Test subjects who listened to the upbeat music without feeling an urge to be happy did not see their moods change.
Napster Relaunches in Canada a...
The online music service is back after a four-year absence with a local lineup that includes Shawn Mendes and Alessia Cara.
Music Monday (11/2): This Week...
Hundreds arrested at Californi...
Police in Pomona, some 30 miles east of Los Angeles, arrested 310 people at the two-day HARD Day of the Dead festival, headlined by popular artists including Deadmau5 and Skrillex. Another 30 miles east of Pomona, authorities in San Bernardino arrested about 180 people at the Escape: Psycho Circus, the Los Angeles Times reported. The newspaper said the charges were similar to those at the Pomona event, and no major incidents occurred there either.