Markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are full of superfans willing to put their money where their fandom is, and music execs are paying attention.

Early one morning in August 1969, bassist Billy Cox was sitting on the patio of the house in upstate New York that he was sharing with Jimi Hendrix and drummer Mitch Mitchell. Loo ...

Legendary artist Taj Mahal talks about covering a previously unheard Bill Withers song, 'Time,' for a new album of that name, and his 60-year career.

Larry Cotton has amassed a number of lifetime skills — he’s been an industrial designer, math instructor and inventor — but ...

Michelle Rodriguez starts every morning with a shock of about 300 volts to her right wrist. The 35-year-old in Germantown, Md., wanted a more aggressive alarm clock after sleeping through an important ...

Chicago multi-instrumentalist Jason Shapiro is up to his neck in the national indie-rock youth movement. Last September, he helped kick off the three-day New York City DIY festival Bread & Roses, ...

At around 2.35pm on a sunny weekday afternoon, a 19-year-old Blinkit delivery executive picks up his first order of the day from a “dark store” in Ashram – a packet of bread and a few chips – and sets ...

I own a digital 24-hour clock (i.e., a military time clock) that displays in HH:MM format. Each digit uses the standard seven-segment display in which seven lights toggle on or off to form numbers, as ...

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Personally, I love very long songs. It’s easier to get lost in their magic. And sometimes, a very good classic rock song will just keep going and going without getting boring. It’s an art form, really ...

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LOS ANGELES — Tom Lehrer, the popular song satirist who lampooned marriage, politics, racism and the Cold War, then largely abandoned his music career to return to teaching math at Harvard and other ...