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America. The impact far from over, the first Tropical Storm to hit california since 1939, when joe biden started his senate career, forecasters warned there could be catastrophic and lifethreatening flooding. We have people that are not experienced with this sport of weather phenomenon, i cant emphasize enough, we have portions of Southern California under a highrisk, a highrisk of flooding. These situations account for the huge, huge amount of the drownings and deaths that we see associated with Tropical Storms. Not a day at the beach, stay out of the water, a 5. 1 magnitude Earthquake Hit So...

The spotlight has intensified on Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs‘ alleged secretive “freak-off” parties following raids on the music mogul’s properties earlier this week. The rapper has been accused of fitting his home with multiple hidden cameras and then using the footage to allegedly blackmail party attendees. Diddy Allegedly Has ‘Compromising’ Videos Of His Party Guests According […]

By Sheldon Rocha Leal, PhD, read the original post on Medium Almost from the beginning of my Medium writing journey, I started a series of articles highlighting some of the “Unsung Heroes” of the South African Music business. People whose contributions have been integral to the overall functioning of the industry, but about whom not much is…

Much ground in so little time, and you know, when you are done listening, it makes you think. >> it touches you. thes are the neglected people of ohio, indiana, virginia, that n not only music executives but some in media and many in political realm want to ignore, you look at this as cultural touchstone the sound of freedom is cut from the same cloth, they are speaking to people, in the moment that others want to pretend don't exist. he -- this is react of the fans, this is really all that matters. oliver anthony's concert sold out in minutes. >> what do you think of this oliver. >> it hits t...

The Music Modernization Act, passed just five years ago, could quickly become obsolete amid the growing threat of artificial intelligence (AI), lawmakers and music industry figures said at a hearing in Nashville on Tuesday. “If we don’t get AI right, it could very well render not only the Music Modernization Act obsolete – but also…