Tag: music
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Media Monitor: Trump Rally Organized After Concert Cancellations
The Washington Post reports Donald J Trump's advisers quickly organized a June 24 rally for the Great American State Fair after many performers dropped out of a National Mall concert series.
Politics and GovernmentEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsMusicElection Donald J TrumpRallyNational MallWashington PostGreat American State FairConcertsJune 24The Washington Post
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Media Monitor: Washington Post Columnist Reflects on Paul McCartney and Aging
The Washington Post features a column by Geoff Edgers, who reflects on Paul McCartney's approach to aging and authenticity, revising an earlier opinion about his performances.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print Publishing Paul McCartneyGeoff EdgersThe Washington PostAgingAuthenticityJournalism
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Media Monitor: NPR Music Explores Definitive Millennial Song, Reports on New Releases and Jazz Icons
NPR Music explores what defines the millennial generation's anthem, while also reporting on new albums from Boards of Canada and Drake, and tributes to jazz legends Miles Davis and Sonny Rollins.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingSocial IssuesComputers and Internet MillennialsPop CultureNPR MusicDrakeMiles DavisSonny Rollins
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Media Monitor: Washington Post Reports on New Weight Loss Drug, Congressional Absence, and Fair Performer Withdrawals
The Washington Post is reporting on Eli Lilly's experimental GLP-1 drug, Rep. Tom Kean Jr.'s absence from Congress, and performer withdrawals from the Great American State Fair.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentEntertainmentBusinessMedical ScienceGeneral PoliticsCongressSocial IssuesMusic Eli LillyGLP-1Tom Kean Jr.Great American State FairPoliticsWeight LossThe Washington Post
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Media Monitor: Over Half of Great American State Fair Performers Withdraw
The Washington Post is reporting that more than half of the performers for the Great American State Fair on the National Mall have withdrawn, citing politics and threats.
Politics and GovernmentEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsSocial IssuesMusic Bret MichaelsMartina McBrideGreat American State FairFreedom 250National MallPoliticsThe Washington Post
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Met Museum Announces Press Preview for "Musical Bodies" Exhibition
The Met Museum invites press to an exclusive preview of its "Musical Bodies" exhibition on June 1. The exhibition, supported by several key funds, will open to the public from June 7 to September 27, 2026.
MediaEntertainmentEducationMusicDigital and Print Publishing Musical BodiesThe Met Fifth AvenueExhibitionPress PreviewMetropolitan Museum of ArtNew YorkArts & CultureMet Museum
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Library of Congress Blog Explores Music Authenticity Through Anime 'Carole & Tuesday'
A Library of Congress guest blog connects the anime "Carole & Tuesday" to American popular music, exploring how institutions preserve and define musical authenticity, and highlighting cross-cultural exchange during AAPI Heritage Month.
EntertainmentMediaWorldMusicFilm and TVDigital and Print PublishingEducationSocial IssuesAsia Carole & TuesdayLibrary of CongressAuthenticityShinichirō WatanabeJoni MitchellAAPI Heritage MonthU.S. Library of Congress
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Sony Pictures Highlights New Entertainment Offerings
Sony Pictures invites audiences to discover its latest content across movies, trailers, home entertainment, TV, and soundtracks, providing a broad range of new options for viewers.
EntertainmentMediaFilm and TVDigital and Print PublishingMusic Sony PicturesMoviesTrailersHome EntertainmentTVSoundtracks
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Sony Pictures Invites Audiences to Discover New Entertainment Content
Sony Pictures invites audiences to discover its latest movies, trailers, home entertainment, TV shows, and soundtracks. Explore new releases and updates from the studio's diverse entertainment catalog.
EntertainmentMediaBusinessFilm and TVMusic Sony PicturesMoviesTrailersHome EntertainmentTVSoundtracks
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Cure For Paranoia Triumphs at Tiny Desk with Inspiring Performance of Past Entries
2026 Tiny Desk Contest winners Cure For Paranoia performed an inspiring concert, showcasing their perseverance by featuring songs from their past contest submissions, including a tribute to lead emcee Cameron's late mother.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues Cure For ParanoiaTiny Desk ContestConcertPerseveranceCameronNPR
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Columbia University Celebrates Achievements, Alumni Success, and Community Engagement
Columbia University highlights recent graduates, Emmy-nominated alumna Sara Barone's music career, a historic NCAA bid for Women's Rowing, and a community event for cancer survivors, alongside the tale of a lost college seal.
BusinessHealthMediaSportEducationMedical ScienceMusicFilm and TVVideo Games Columbia UniversityWomen's RowingSara BaroneKing's College SealCancer SupportNCAA ChampionshipMedia Compositionnewsletter
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Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" Endures as a Literary and Cultural Landmark
Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man," a 1952 masterpiece, explored race and identity, earning the National Book Award. Its themes of invisibility and urban migration continue to resonate, influencing literature and the Black Arts Movement.
EntertainmentMediaPolitics and GovernmentGeneral PoliticsSocial IssuesDigital and Print PublishingMusic Ralph EllisonInvisible ManAmerican LiteratureAfrican AmericanHarlemNational Book AwardIdentityU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: France 24 Reports on Jazz Legend's Death, Middle East Strikes, and Global News
France 24 is reporting on the death of jazz icon Sonny Rollins, new US strikes in the Middle East, the Ebola outbreak, and other international developments.
EntertainmentMusic Sonny RollinsMiddle EastEbolaWorld CupJazzUkraineWest BankFrance 24
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Media Monitor: NPR Music reviews Marisa Anderson's new album, covers Drake, SNL, and symphony appointment
NPR Music reports on Marisa Anderson's new album exploring global folk music, Drake's latest releases, SNL musical guest rankings, and new symphony director Elim Chan.
EntertainmentMediaWorldMusicFilm and TVSocial IssuesMiddle EastAsia Marisa AndersonHarry SmithFolk MusicDrakeSaturday Night LiveElim ChanMusic IndustryNPR Music
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Mayor Bass to Address K-EXPO USA K-POP Concert
Mayor Karen Bass will speak at the inaugural K-EXPO USA K-POP Concert in Downtown L.A. on May 24. The event highlights the growing cultural and economic ties between Los Angeles and the Republic of Korea, representing a multi-million dollar investment.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsEconomyMusic Karen BassLos AngelesRepublic of KoreaK-EXPO USAK-POP ConcertCultural PartnershipEconomic PartnershipLA Mayors Office
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Library of Congress Uncovers First Piece Performed in Coolidge Auditorium
After a century, researchers have identified J.S. Bach’s BWV 715 as the inaugural work in the Coolidge Auditorium, revealing the thoughtful programming that blended tradition and innovation for the Library of Congress concert series.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingFederal Government J.S. BachCoolidge AuditoriumLibrary of CongressMusic HistoryConcert SeriesCarl EngelLynnwood FarnamU.S. Library of Congress
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Library of Congress to Host June Celebration of American Fashion and Jazz
The Library of Congress will celebrate 250 years of American fashion and the legacy of jazz throughout June, featuring trivia, a costume ball, sneaker culture discussions, and a performance by Stanley Clarke.
EntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentMusicEducationGeneral PoliticsSocial Issues Library of CongressAmerican FashionJazzCostume BallSneaker CultureStanley ClarkeKaren ChiltonU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: Stephen Colbert Concludes 'The Late Show' with Star-Studded Finale
The Washington Post is reporting on the final episode of Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show' on CBS, which featured surprise celebrity guests, other late-night hosts, and musical performances.
EntertainmentFilm and TVMusic Stephen ColbertThe Late ShowCBSLate-night televisionCelebrity guestsFinaleEntertainment NewsThe Washington Post
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Rosanne Cash's "The Wheel" Joins National Recording Registry, Creating Historic Father-Daughter Duo
Rosanne Cash's 1993 album "The Wheel" is inducted into the National Recording Registry, making her and father Johnny Cash the first father-daughter duo honored. The Library of Congress preserves her deeply personal work.
EntertainmentMediaMusicEducation Rosanne CashNational Recording RegistryThe WheelJohnny CashLibrary of CongressPreservationU.S. Library of Congress
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Met Museum Announces Press Preview for "Musical Bodies" Exhibition
The Met Fifth Avenue invites press to an exclusive preview of its "Musical Bodies" exhibition on June 1. The exhibition, supported by key funders, opens to the public from June 7 to September 27, 2026.
EntertainmentMediaMusicEducation Musical BodiesThe Met Fifth AvenueExhibitionArtMuseumNew YorkPress PreviewMet Museum
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Greater Together LA Initiative Launches to Strengthen UK-US Business and Cultural Ties
Greater Together LA kicks off, uniting over 500 UK and US business leaders. The three-day event aims to deepen cultural and economic ties, drive investment, and unlock new opportunities for innovation, growth, and jobs across both nations.
BusinessPolitics and GovernmentMediaEntertainmentEconomyTradeEmployment and LaborGeneral PoliticsFilm and TVMusic Greater Together LAUK-US relationsInvestmentCultural exchangeEconomic growthNetworkingUK Government
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Columbia Graduates Drive Community Impact and Healthcare Innovation in NYC
Columbia University graduates are actively shaping New York City communities through initiatives in culturally responsive healthcare, financial literacy, and youth mentorship, alongside upcoming local events and graduation-related street closures.
HealthBusinessEducationEntertainmentEconomyMedical ScienceSocial IssuesTransportationMusic Columbia UniversityCommunity ServiceHealthcareThe BronxHarlemNew York CityGraduatesColumbia Neighbors
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Financial Expert Urges Greater Oversight for Prediction Markets
A financial regulation expert is advocating for stronger oversight of "wager-on-anything" prediction markets. The call emphasizes the need for robust frameworks to address risks and protect consumers in these expanding betting platforms.
BusinessScience & TechnologyHealthEntertainmentFinancial MarketsArtificial IntelligenceComputers and InternetMedical ScienceDigital and Print PublishingMusic Financial RegulationPrediction MarketsOversightGamblingMarket Integrity
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NPR Tiny Desk Contest Spotlights Diverse Local Music Talent Nationwide
The NPR Tiny Desk Contest showcases local music talent across the U.S., from Boston to San Diego. Member stations highlight diverse artists, with interviews and a special focus on top Latin entries, demonstrating the contest's broad reach.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingLatin America NPR Tiny Desk ContestLocal ArtistsBostonSan DiegoLatin MusicContests
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY reports on Ebola outbreak, Trump's political influence, and economic concerns
USA TODAY is reporting on the World Health Organization's assessment of an Ebola outbreak, President Donald Trump's political actions, and American pessimism regarding the economy.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentBusinessWorldMedical ScienceGeneral PoliticsEconomyElectionMusic EbolaWorld Health OrganizationDonald TrumpU.S. PoliticsFloridaPGA ChampionshipUSA TODAY Daily Briefing
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Dartmouth Celebrates ACE Fellowship for Shontay Delalue and World Premiere of New Wind Band Symphony
Dartmouth College announces Shontay Delalue's selection as an American Council on Education Fellow and the world premiere of a new wind band symphony by Arturo Márquez, commissioned by The Hop as part of its Mexican Repertoire Initiative.
EntertainmentHealthBusinessEducationMedical ScienceMusic Shontay DelalueAmerican Council on EducationArturo MárquezWind BandThe HopDartmouth CollegeMexican Repertoire Initiative
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American Ballet Theatre Celebrates 20 Years as "America's National Ballet Company"
American Ballet Theatre marks 20 years since Congress recognized it as "America's National Ballet Company." The company, founded in 1939, is celebrated for its cultural and educational impact, bringing dance to all 50 states and worldwide.
EntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentFederal GovernmentCongressEducationMusic American Ballet TheatreBalletDanceUnited States CongressLucia ChaseOliver SmithFall River LegendU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: Nicki Minaj's Shift to Trump Supporter Detailed
A recent media report details pop-rap star Nicki Minaj's transformation from a provocative artist to a supporter of Donald J Trump, surprising fans and drawing criticism from parts of the music industry.
EntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentMediaMusicGeneral PoliticsSocial Issues Nicki MinajDonald J TrumpMAGAMusic IndustryPop-RapSocial MediaPolitical AffiliationTIME magazine
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Library of Congress Adds Iconic Albums to National Recording Registry
The National Recording Registry will induct works by Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, The Go-Go’s, Vince Gill, Weezer, Chaka Khan, and "Chicago" in 2026. These selections are recognized as defining sounds of history and culture by the Library of Congress.
EntertainmentMediaMusicEducationSocial Issues National Recording RegistryLibrary of CongressTaylor SwiftBeyoncéThe Go-Go'sCultureU.S. Library of Congress
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National Recording Registry Inducts Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Weezer, and More
The 2026 National Recording Registry adds 25 diverse recordings, from Beyoncé and Taylor Swift to Weezer and the Ali-Frazier fight. This year's class spans 70 years of American sound, celebrating cultural heritage and fan favorites.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print PublishingEducationSocial Issues National Recording RegistryLibrary of CongressBeyoncéTaylor SwiftWeezerAmerican HeritageU.S. Library of Congress