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Follow us Get news via Twitter Become a fan Join us on Facebook Subscribe Net News via RSS Garrett Capone Upped To GM Rock Music At Crush Music February 9, 2021 at 8:12 AM (PT) Capone CRUSH MUSIC has upped GARRETT CAPONE to GM Rock Music, effective immediately. CAPONE rises from VP/Rock Formats, where he has delivered #1 songs for PANIC! AT THE DISCO, GREEN DAY, WEEZER, LORDE, FALL OUT BOY and more over his nine years at the company. “CAPONE has proven time and time ag...

(Updated: February 5, 2021) Bessie Coleman (left) Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain // Shirley Chisholm (center) Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain // Dr. Lonnie Johnson (right) Office of Naval Research Flickr, CC BY 2.0 Whether they were involved in Civil Rights, politics, science, technology, sports, or music, African-American history is full of innovators, though they dont always get their due. Here are 25 unheralded Black pioneers and trailblazers you should know. 1. JESSE L. BROWN When Jesse ...

Chicago Bulls shooting guard Zach LaVine is one of the players frequently mentioned in various trade rumors. The Bulls havent made him available, but as they continue to struggle in the 2020-21 NBA season, theres a growing belief around the league that LaVine will be moved before the trade deadline. Once the Bulls start considering offers, several teams are expected to express a strong interest in adding him to their roster, including the New York Knicks. Despite how things ended during their t...

by Jonathan Daniel Wells (Public Affairs Books, £25) SLAVERY was formally abolished in New York State in 1827 but the slave trade lived on in the city until the civil war and in this important book Jonathan Daniel Wells argues that the slave trade persisted in New York City in this period because it was the capital of the Southern slave economy. The city’s business community of major banks, insurance companies and the shipping industry financed and facilitated the cotton trade. Many of the l...

Since the 2020 offseason, rumors have been swirling around veteran shooting guard Zach LaVine and his future with the Chicago Bulls. The Bulls havent made LaVine available on the trading block, but with their struggle to consistently win games in the 2020-21 NBA season, many people are expecting him to receive strong interest before the 2021 trade deadline. One of the potential suitors of LaVine this season is the Atlanta Hawks. In a recent article, Brett Siegel of NBA Analysis Network came up...

The Denver Nuggets entered the 2020-21 NBA season aiming to fully dominate the loaded Western Conference. However, with Jamal Murrays inconsistent performance, it remains a big question mark if they are capable of reaching this goal and a championship. Even if Murray improves and starts performing like an All-Star, some believe that the Nuggets still need more star power around Nikola Jokic to have a realistic chance of dethroning the reigning NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers. One of the players...

In a newly published list of suggestions for teams that might be active ahead of the NBA’s March 25 trade deadline, Bleacher Report wrote that the New Orleans Pelicans might target Chicago ...

The Golden State Warriors are one of the teams expected to be aggressive on the trade market before the 2021 deadline. With Klay Thompson set to miss the entire 2020-21 NBA season due to injury, the ...

The beauty and the tragedy: Gin Blossoms founder Doug Hopkins story being told in film Ed Masley, Arizona Republic Brian Smith has been wanting to share the story of Gin Blossoms founder Doug Hopkins, who wrote the Tempe rockers breakthrough hits "Hey Jealousy" and "Found Out About You," in a feature film for years. But then, Hopkins has been in his head "pretty much every day" since the guitarists death by suicide in 1993 shortly after receiving a gold disc for "Hey Jealous...

According to a recently proposed trade scenario, the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards — two teams that are currently deep into the rebuilding process — could become more competitive in the Eastern Conference with a blockbuster deal, one that would send star guard Bradley Beal to the Bulls and two young prospects to the Wizards. As noted by NBA Analysis Network on Thursday, Beal might be the next "player to watch" on the trade market, considering that he remains one of the leagues top s...