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For 'Supalonely' Star Benee, Pop Music Is Therapy Kiwi singer-songwriter confronts fears and makes them danceable Samantha Hissong, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail “Happen to Me,” the first song on Benee’s debut album, Hey u x, kicks off with a line about her fear of dying in a freak accident. It’s a song about anxiety and dread, inspired by her reoccurring thoughts of airplanes crashing, raging fires, getting kidnapped, and just being alone. But the 21-year-old singer-songwriter — born Stella Rose Bennett — says it was a snap to write: “The sadder songs are normally a lot ea...

Variety Promotes Jem Aswad to Deputy Music Editor Variety Staff, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Based in New York, Aswad joined Variety in April 2017 from Billboard. He signed on to relaunch Variety‘s music coverage alongside Shirley Halperin, Executive Editor of Music, to whom he reports. Aswad’s promotion comes as Variety has expanded the scope and volume of its music editorial under Halperin’s leadership with annual franchises including Hitmakers, Music for Screens, Music Mogul of the Year and extensive Grammy Awards coverage. “Jem has played an essential role in elevating V...

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Skip to main content Jay-Z, Nipsey Hussle Collab Joins Golden Globe-Nominated H.E.R. on 'Judas and the Black Messiah: The Inspired Album' A.D. Amorosi, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail A week after guitarist-composer H.E.R.’s era-appropriate “Fight for You” was nominated for a 2021 Golden Globes Award for best song in a motion picture, the full track list for the soundtrack to “Judas and the Black Messiah” has been revealed. “Judas and the Black Messiah: The Inspired Album” drops this Friday, Feb. 12 via the Six Course Music Group together with RCA Records. Executive produced b...

Texas A&M first in state to spend more than $1 billion on research FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Texas A&MUniversity has become the first university in the state to surpass $1 billion spending on research within a year. College officials announced Wednesday that the university spent $1.13 billion on research during the 2020 fiscal year — an increase of 18.8 percent from 2019, during which the university spent $952 million.Sam Craft/Texas A&MUniversity Division of Marketing & Communications, Multimedia Project Coordinator / Sam Craft/Texas A&MUniversity Division of Marketing & CommunicationsShow...