In 1972, David Bowie didn’t just release a song. He opened a portal. ‘Starman’ wasn’t simply a single – it was a transmission from the stars, a coded message wrapped in glam, sci-fi mysticism, and razor-sharp pop instincts that sparked an irreversible cultural shift. And when he pointed directly down the lens of that Top…
Minister Patrick O’Donovan TD was joined by Vanessa Hartley, Head of Google Ireland to celebrate the official opening of The Factory, a dedicated community arts and culture space located at Bolands Mills, the new urban quarter made possible by Google. Designed as a home for creativity, collaboration, and community engagement, The Factory reaffirms Google’s long-standing…
The former singer of Journey brought in $215,000 by selling his music items to aid those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires in Altadena. The money went to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund. His handwritten lyrics for “Don’t Stop Believin’” sold for $43,500, making it the top seller among 50 items from his private collection. Darkives…
When Billy Joel was putting together his 1977 album The Stranger, there was one song he wasn’t sure about releasing. In the studio, he got some sage advice and ended up including the track on the finished album. The song? “Just The Way You Are”. And the advice came from none other than Linda Ronstadt….