Tag: music
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Commentary Pairs Trump and Nicki Minaj as Symbols of a Passing Cultural Moment
Newsweek commentary argues President Donald Trump and rapper Nicki Minaj, who met at a Treasury Department event in January 2026, represent a cultural moment that has largely passed.
Politics and GovernmentEntertainmentMediaScience & TechnologyWhite HouseArtificial IntelligenceElectionMusicDigital and Print Publishing Donald TrumpNicki MinajNewsweekTreasury DepartmentQueens2026 midterms
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Media Monitor: NPR Music Critic Praises Willi Carlisle's Working-Class Epic 'The Universal Bubba'
NPR Music critic Ann Powers is reporting that Willi Carlisle's double album "The Universal Bubba," produced by Tyler Childers, celebrates working-class life and a growing wave of musicians singing about labor and exploitation.
EntertainmentMediaMusicEmployment and LaborSocial Issues Willi CarlisleThe Universal BubbaNPR MusicAnn PowersTyler ChildersJuan AtkinsHerbert Blomstedt
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Columbia's SIPA Faculty Offer First Reactions to 2026 Midterm Elections
Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs releases faculty reactions to the 2026 midterms, covering the Iran War, Big Tech accountability, women's leadership and the fight for global democracy.
Politics and GovernmentEducationScience & TechnologyEntertainmentElectionGeneral PoliticsComputers and InternetArtificial IntelligenceFilm and TVMusic 2026 U.S. midterm electionsColumbia UniversitySchool of International and Public AffairsJennifer L. MnookinColumbia ColloquiumA'Lelia Bundles Community ScholarsData Science Institutenewsletter
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Yale Junior Leah Mock Describes New Sawfly Species Found in Peabody Museum Collections
Inspired by fieldwork in Colorado, Yale College junior Leah Mock explored the Peabody Museum's entomology collections and discovered and described a new species of sawfly.
Science & TechnologyHealthEducationPolitics and GovernmentEntertainmentMedical ScienceEnvironmentSocial IssuesFilm and TVMusic Leah MockYale UniversityPeabody Museumsawflyentomologynew speciesColoradoUniversity
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Warning That Work Has 'Sleepwalked' Into a Worse New Normal
Harvard Gazette's November 6, 2026 edition features a warning that work has sleepwalked into a less creative, more isolated new normal, alongside colorectal cancer and dental research coverage.
HealthScience & TechnologyEntertainmentEducationMedical ScienceFilm and TVMusic Harvard UniversityHarvard Gazetteworkplace culturecolorectal cancer researchdental medicineSofia CoppolaHarvard Film Archive
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Library of Congress Marks Miles Davis Centennial With Concerts, Lecture and Study Day
The Library of Congress celebrates Miles Davis's 100th anniversary with a lecture, John Beasley's "Unlimited Miles" concert and a study day exploring his legacy of continual reinvention.
EntertainmentMusicEducationSocial Issues Miles DavisLibrary of CongressjazzcentennialJohn BeasleyGil EvansBitches BrewU.S. Library of Congress
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Warner Bros. Opens Ticket Sales for 'Dune: Part Three' Ahead of December 18 Release
Warner Bros. has put tickets on sale for Dune: Part Three, opening in theaters and IMAX on December 18, alongside a $15 digital movie sale and Gilmore Girls holiday tour dates.
EntertainmentBusinessFilm and TVMusicEducation Dune: Part ThreeWarner Bros.film ticketingGilmore Girls HolidaysGiant 70th anniversarydigital movie saleWarner Bros. Studio Tour HollywoodWarner Bros
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United Becomes First Airline to Stream Personal Spotify Accounts on Seatback Screens
United Airlines and Spotify launch a first-of-its-kind integration letting passengers log in to their own Spotify accounts on Starlink-enabled seatback screens, with rollout to half the fleet by spring.
BusinessScience & TechnologyMediaTransportationComputers and InternetMusicFilm and TV United AirlinesSpotifyStarlinkinflight entertainmentseatback screensair travelstreaming
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Democrats Take Congress as Republicans Confront Midterm Wipeout
Trump fired chief of staff Susie Wiles and named Stephen Miller in her place as his party lost the House, Senate, governorships and state legislatures.
Politics and GovernmentMediaWorldUSAElectionRepublican PartyDemocratic PartyCongressMiddle EastMilitaryLegalAstronomy and SpaceBusinessEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseEconomyFinancial MarketsFilm and TVState GovernmentsHealthMusic Newsweekmidterm electionsDemocratsRepublicansJD VanceDonald TrumpStrait of HormuzWall Street JournalAbdul El-SayedSupreme CourtChina economyWall Street Journal Editorial BoardSusie WilesIran blockadestock marketCarlo Versanoimpeachmentidentity politics2026 midterm electionsEditorial Board2026 midtermsBenjamin NetanyahuU.S. aid to IsraelMedicaid fraudSocial Security
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Columbia's Mnookin and Vanderbilt's Diermeier to Debate the Future of Campus Community at 92NY
Columbia President Jennifer Mnookin and Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier discuss building university community amid deep differences, in a 92nd Street Y talk moderated by MS NOW's Jonathan Lemire.
EducationPolitics and GovernmentEntertainmentElectionGeneral PoliticsSocial IssuesMusicFilm and TV Columbia UniversityJennifer MnookinDaniel Diermeier92nd Street YHigher educationCampus life2026 midterm electionsnewsletter
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Library of Congress Specialist Picks Seven Great American Songbook Songs for Autumn
Performing Arts Specialist Mark Eden Horowitz surveys seven autumn standards from the Great American Songbook, tracing the origins of "Autumn Leaves," "September Song" and "Autumn in New York."
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print Publishing Library of CongressGreat American SongbookMark Eden HorowitzAutumn in New YorkAutumn LeavesVernon DukeJohnny MercerU.S. Library of Congress
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Democrats Win Control of Congress in Historic Midterm Wave
Democrats took the House and Senate in the biggest Republican loss in half a century, with Senate results in Alaska and Mississippi still pending and the party's majority possibly reaching 54 to 56 seats.
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports Voters in Six Pivotal States Weary as Midterms Near
NPR is reporting that its Morning Edition hosts traveled to six battleground states ahead of Election Day, finding voter fatigue, frustration over costs and thin congressional margins.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessScience & TechnologyEntertainmentElectionGeneral PoliticsEconomyEnvironmentEducationMusic NPRMorning Editionmidterm electionsCongressAbdul El-SayedColorado Riverspecial educationNPR Breaking News
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Media Monitor: NPR Music Examines Why 2026 Feels Like the Fakest Year in Music
NPR Music is reporting on a year of authenticity controversies in the music industry, from AI artists and alleged streaming manipulation to bot-run fan accounts, and on Jay-Z's Super Bowl halftime booking.
EntertainmentMediaScience & TechnologyMusicArtificial IntelligenceComputers and InternetSocial Issues NPR Musicmusic industrymusic authenticityJay-ZSuper Bowl halftime showThe Rocky Horror Show
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Yale Study Finds Aging Weakens Egg Structures That Manage Chromosomes
Yale researchers found that aging weakens the structures helping eggs manage chromosome levels before fertilization, an insight that could help improve reproductive outcomes as fertility challenges grow worldwide.
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Sony Pictures Sends Promotional Email Pointing to Movies, Crunchyroll and Soundtracks
The message contains no news announcements, release dates or programming details, only links to its offerings and standard subscription options.
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Library of Congress Music Division Holds a Handful of Casts From Famous Pianists and Composers
The Library of Congress Music Division holds about a half dozen plaster and bronze casts of hands belonging to famed pianists and composers, including Korngold, Paderewski and Danny Kaye.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print Publishing Library of CongressMusic DivisionErich Wolfgang KorngoldIgnace Jan PaderewskiDanny KayeNicolai MedtnerCoolidge AuditoriumU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: WSJ Opinion Board Cites 3.4% GDP Growth, EPA Methane Rule Reversal
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board says U.S. GDP growth hit 3.4% and credits the EPA with overturning a Biden-era natural gas drilling rule, while flagging defense spending pressures in Britain.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessMediaEntertainmentEconomyElectionCongressEnergyFilm and TVMusic Wall Street JournalEditorial BoardGDP growthEnvironmental Protection Agencymethane regulationInternational Court of JusticeUnited Kingdom defense budgetWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports Tight Midterm Races, Deadlocked Israeli Election and a DHS Hack
NPR's Up First newsletter reports Democrats and Republicans pouring six-figure sums into 70 House districts, Israel's election deadlocked with over 90% counted, and hackers breaching DHS personnel files.
Politics and GovernmentSportHealthBusinessElectionEconomyDemocratic PartyRepublican PartyMiddle EastMusic NPRmidterm electionsBenjamin NetanyahuIsrael electionDepartment of Homeland SecurityMedicare AdvantageNPR Breaking News
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Columbia Neighbors Roundup: DDC Alum Manny Almonte, Construction Interns and a Record Lamont Open House
Columbia's Double Discovery Center alum Enmanuel "Manny" Almonte reflects on his first year at UVA, while CUFO hosts 11 high school interns and Lamont-Doherty welcomes 2,500 open house visitors.
EducationScience & TechnologyEntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentHealthTransportationElectionAstronomy and SpaceMusicSocial Issues Double Discovery CenterColumbia UniversityEnmanuel AlmonteLamont-Doherty Earth ObservatoryColumbia University Facilities and OperationsKadiatou BahNew York City MarathonColumbia Neighbors
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Media Monitor: Poynter reports election conspiracy theories are already circulating ahead of the midterms
Poynter is reporting that President Donald Trump and his allies are already sowing doubt about the midterms, while also covering a ratings dip at "60 Minutes," a firing at L.A. Taco and a WNBA Finals scheduling controversy.
Politics and GovernmentMediaSportEntertainmentElectionGeneral PoliticsMedia BiasFilm and TVMusic midterm electionsDonald Trumpelection conspiracy theoriesPolitiFact60 MinutesL.A. TacoWNBA FinalsPoynter.org
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NPR's Tiny Desk Contest Team Marks Halloween With Costume Favourites and Winner News
NPR's Tiny Desk Contest team celebrates Halloween with a look back at memorable artist costumes, plus updates on past winners Ruby Ibarra and Cure For Paranoia.
EntertainmentMediaMusicFilm and TV NPR Tiny Desk ContestHalloweenCure For ParanoiaRuby IbarraWarner Chappell MusicForgotten IslandKUAF
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Library of Congress Opens Archive on Agnes de Mille's Lizzie Borden Ballet
The Library of Congress is highlighting its archival holdings on Agnes de Mille's 1948 ballet "Fall River Legend," which retold the Lizzie Borden murder trial and famously ended with a guilty verdict.
EntertainmentMediaLaw EnforcementMusicFilm and TVLegal Library of CongressAgnes de MilleFall River LegendLizzie BordenAmerican Ballet TheatreMiles WhiteballetU.S. Library of Congress
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WSJ Opinion Weighs Anthropic IPO, Brazil Market Fall and Floated Orbán U.N. Candidacy
The Journal's editorial board says Trump officials are pushing a U.S.-Russia-China joint candidate for U.N. secretary-general, floated as Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
BusinessPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyMediaEntertainmentWorldFinancial MarketsArtificial IntelligenceElectionGeneral PoliticsEconomyMilitaryMusicFilm and TVLegalWhite HouseDemocratic PartyEuropeLatin AmericaMedia Bias Wall Street JournalAnthropicIPOBrazil electionViktor OrbánFederal ReserveAlice CooperWall Street Journal Editorial BoardCalifornia wealth taxGabriel ZucmanUnited Nations secretary-generalMaría Corina MachadoVenezuela election
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports Democratic Governors Weigh Federal School Choice Tax Credit
NPR reports Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is the first Democratic governor to opt into the Trump administration's Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, as public school advocates warn of funding risks.
Politics and GovernmentEducationLaw EnforcementSocial IssuesHealthMusicDemocratic PartyRepublican PartyFederal GovernmentLegal Jared PolisFederal Scholarship Tax Creditschool choiceSacramento StateHarmeet DhillonNew Hampshire voting lawschool lunch fundingNPR Editorial
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Media Monitor: NPR Music Critic Surveys Country Music's Expanding Edges
NPR Music critic Ann Powers reports on country music's growing popularity and the women and queer artists reshaping the genre from its mainstream and its margins.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print Publishing NPR Musiccountry musicAnn PowersElla LangleyMary BraggThe CowgaysKaitlin Butts
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Jazz Harp and Stradivari Instruments Take the Stage During Live! At the Library in November
The Library of Congress' Thursday evening Live! At the Library series in November features jazz harpist Edmar Castañeda, a GIS Day program and SistaStrings performing on Stradivari instruments.
EntertainmentMediaScience & TechnologyMusicFilm and TVEnvironmentEducation Library of CongressLive! At the LibraryEdmar CastañedaSistaStringsGIS DayStradivari instrumentsThe Declaration's PromiseU.S. Library of Congress
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Public health programs can 'rewire' social networks, Yale study finds
A new Yale study finds that public health interventions using social influence to improve lives may have unintended effects, altering the structure of people's relationships and information-sharing networks.
HealthScience & TechnologyEducationMedical ScienceEnvironmentMusic Yale Universitypublic healthsocial networksLaura ForastiereL-carnitineWilbur Cross MedalLEED v5University
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Reports on Ohio Attack Ad Backlash, Texas Libertarian Wildcard and Alaska Ranked-Choice Vote
Newsweek reports bipartisan backlash over Vivek Ramaswamy's ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother, a Texas Libertarian who could tip the Senate race, and Alaska's ranked-choice referendum.
Politics and GovernmentConflictLaw EnforcementEntertainmentHealthScience & TechnologyElectionCongressMilitaryLegalMedical ScienceComputers and InternetMusicEurope Vivek RamaswamyAmy ActonOhio governor raceTexas Senate raceJames TalaricoKen Paxtonranked-choice votingNewsweek
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports on Midterm Campaign Push, Possible Iran Strike Plans and a Tesla-SpaceX Merger
NPR reports Democrats deploying Obama and Harris in the midterm homestretch, U.S.-Israel preparations for a possible Iran strike, and Tesla and SpaceX exploring a merger.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessEntertainmentHealthElectionDemocratic PartyFederal GovernmentMiddle EastFinancial MarketsMusic midterm electionsBarack ObamaKamala HarrisAIPACIranTeslaSpaceXNPR Breaking NewsNPR