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Share this article Share this article BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Birmingham based Pymt, an innovative point-of-sale platform, has announced all new pricing. All monthly fees have been removed in an effort to keep more in line with merchant needs in todays emerging COVID-19 economy. Pymt is excited to make this all-in-one POS platform more attainable by retail and service businesses across the country. Pymt Point of Sale runs on iPads, iPhones supports robust inventory contr...

Serial Joe, Len, soulDecision and Other Early-2000s Canadian Radio Staples Are Making a Comeback on TikTok The golden era of chart-topping CanCon — featuring Fefe Dobson, All Saints, the Moffatts and Shawn Desman — is getting a second life on the app thanks to some nostalgia-fuelled creators Published Mar 02, 2021 As weve seen time and time again, TikToks sheer volume of content, viral-hit-making formula and its mysterious algorithm make the app the perfect breeding ground for the document...

Express News Service Youth ambassador for peace between India and Pakistan; Twitter’s youth ambassador for using social media to bring positive change; and now a collaborator with UNICEF India to address climate change—Guwahati singer-songwriter Rahul Rajkhowa is all this and more. After pursuing higher studies from JNU, Delhi, this youngster is teaching History at a small school in Mumbai near Haji Ali. The Arabian Sea is his muse. Sitting on the side, he addresses the chaos in his mind. A...

Three years ago, when Tobique First Nation musician Jeremy Dutcher accepted the Polaris Music Prize, an award recognizing the best Canadian album of the year, he declared: “Canada, you are in the midst of an Indigenous renaissance.” The proof was all over the music scene. Dutcher’s win marked the fourth time in five years that a musician with Indigenous heritage — including Inuk throat singer Tanya Tagaq and folk veteran Buffy Sainte-Marie — had won the Polaris prize. Indigenous hip-...

Oscar voters have always had a soft spot for villains. In the 90-plus years since The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences starting handing out awards, its members have honored the likes of Anthony Hopkins and Javier Bardem for playing remorseless killers, Michael Douglas and Daniel Day-Lewis for playing pathologically greedy tycoons, and Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix for playing Jokers. Just last year, the Academy gave its Best Picture Oscar to Parasite, a movie about a band of con ...

Spider-Man composer Danny Elfman to score Raimi’s Doctor Strange 2 In a recent interview with Inverse, award-winning composer Danny Elfman has finally confirmed that he is indeed reuniting with Sam Raimi for Marvel Studios’ highly-anticipated MCU sequel Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Elfman also revealed he has already started doing some preliminary work on the Benedict Cumberbatch-led film. “I am starting to do bits of pre-work for Doctor Strange 2 that Sam Raimi’s dire...

Aberdien (The Friday Night Boys)  Andrew Goldstein was only 20 when he formed the Friday Night Boys, so it’s easy to mistake the band as his musical debut. Prior to taking on pop punk, though, Goldstein had previously dabbled in Aberdien. He even released a full-length, Kaleidoscope, as part of the project. The Movielife (Taking Back Sunday)   Taking Back Sunday are certainly god-tier, so we won’t fault you for assuming that they just materialized out of the heavens. The reali...

Snow movies: 25 flaky films to watch in the winter weather, from ‘Fargo’ to ‘Frozen’ Updated Feb 17, 2021; We tend to shut things down if even just a few snowflakes fall in Alabama, with good reason. Winter storm warnings this week will give some of us time to snuggle up on the couch and catch up on some work at home, or some movies. While cooped up inside during one of Alabama’s rare snow days, enjoy this list of films that memorably use snow as a backdrop or even a glorified charac...

Gig Information Forget the beach, were kicking things off early for a massive Emo Day Party with live bands and DJs kicking off from 2pm on the Sunday of Auckland Anniversary weekend. Guest DJs spinning My Chemical Romance, Panic! At The Disco, Fall Out Boy, Sleeping With Sirens, All Time Low, The Used, Jimmy Eat World, Taking Back Sunday, Paramore, Twenty One Pilots, May Day Parade, A Day To Remember, Falling In Reverse, Simple Plan, Good Charlotte, The Red Jump...

Great Films Unfairly Forgotten in Time Tom Jolliffe on forgotten films… Time is a cruel mistress. It’s the one constant and something no one can alter (except Marty McFly and Doc Brown). Looks go, memories fade and in cinematic terms a film can be forgotten over time. Now sometimes it’s probably a good thing. Take for example the turn of the century and the release of Battlefield Earth. One of the undisputed turkeys of modern cinema. An unmitigated disaster on every level. However it’s...