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'A true Idaho icon': Pinto Bennett, a star of Boise's country music scene, dies at 73 Michael Deeds, The Idaho Statesman Jun. 30—Pinto Bennett, an influential Idaho singer-songwriter who shared stages with country stars and enjoyed success overseas in the 1980s, died Tuesday night at his Boise home. He was 73. Bennett had battled two decades worth of health problems, including heart attacks, strokes and hospitalization with COVID-19 last fall. But his death was still unexpected, said his daughter, Danielle Bennett-Chavers. Known for his honky-tonk, "hard country" sound, Benn...

From today, audiences around Australia will have the opportunity to watch Melbourne Theatre Company's production of Joanna Murray-Smith's brand new play, Berlin, via MTC Digital Theatre. An MTC NEXT STAGE commission, Berlin closed an incredible season at Southbank Theatre just last week and audiences nationally already have the chance to re-watch, or experience the story for the first time. It arrives as part of MTC Digital Theatre following the success of the Company's inaugural filmed production, Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes. Skilfully reproducing the live experience for the scre...

Leading German public broadcaster integrates their ARD-Eventhub metadata distribution platform with DTS AutoStage, delivering an immersive in-vehicle listening experience through the world's only global

Tech Guide - Share Samsung has just announced the pricing and availability of its impressive 2021 TV and soundbar range which includes the stunning 8K and 4K Neo QLED TVs which offer an all-new level of picture and audio quality. The global leader in TVs for 15 years in a row, Samsung has once again met the demand for larger screen TVs as well as an attractive portfolio of lifestyle TVs. The new Samsung TVs will be available in stores from today. The 2021 Samsung TV ranges goes from its flagship Neo QLED 8K and 4K TVs all the way through to the regular 4K QLED , entry-level Crystal UHD an...

Picked by Techconnect's Editors In a perfect world, you’d never have to adjust the volume more than once when you sit down to watch TV. But as many of us have discovered the unpleasant way, it’s rarely that simple. Depending on which streaming service you choose, or even the program you decide to watch, volume levels can vary drastically. Even over the course of a single program, you might need to reach for the remote several times to keep the sound from getting too loud, especially if you’re dealing with sleeping children, sensitive spouses, or nearby neighbors.