Mediterranean-Inspired Smoothie Recipes Using VitaGreens Superfood for a Healthy Boost
By Mitch Rice
Smoothies are one of those easy, go-to meals when you want something quick, refreshing, and healthy. But what if you could take...
What is the Best Alternative to DVD Reader in 2024?
By Mitch Rice
In the age of digitalization, the traditional DVD reader has become a more and more niche device, especially for laptop and mobile...
Bruce Dickinson Reminds Concertgoers to “Buckle Up” in a 1990 Iron Maiden Safety PSA
In a throwback to 1990, Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson delivered an unexpected public service announcement during a concert, urging the audience to wear their...
WAR Announces The Collection 1977-1994, 5LP & 5CD Box Sets Capturing The Band’s Most Dynamic Era
Today, WAR announces two new box sets, each capturing SoCal’s legendary street band at the height of their most dynamic era. Arriving for Black...
The Doors Celebrate 60th Anniversary in 2025 with 6-LP Set, Live Detroit Vinyl, Anthology Book, and Multi-Platinum Singles
In the Summer of 1965, Ray Manzarek had a chance encounter on Venice Beach with Jim Morrison, a young poet whom he knew when...
Don Henley’s First & Latest Solo Albums, I Can’t Stand Still and Cass County, Reissued on Vinyl and CD
As the Eagles’ acclaimed Sphere residency continues in Las Vegas, Nevada, Rhino will be reissuing two of Don Henley’s solo albums this fall—his first,...
Kurt Vonnegut’s GHQ: The Lost Board Game Has Finally Arrived 68 Years Later
World War 2 veteran Kurt Vonnegut's first novel, Player Piano, was published in 1954. While it was critically well received and reprinted in 1955,...
Montreal’s Claudia Bouvette Announced As Spotify’s RADAR Canada Artist
Claudia Bouvette’s message of female empowerment and authenticity has earned her the spotlight as Spotify's RADAR artist for October. Known for her fearless approach...
Punk Folk Icon Eugene Ripper Revisits Canadian Classics With “Hallelujah” and “Four Strong Winds”
Eugene Ripper might not be mistaken for Canadian music artists like the late greats Leonard Cohen and Ian Tyson. But the Toronto-based punk folk...
Blues Musician SUGAR BROWN Shares Globe-Trekking Odyssey With ‘Toronto Bound’ Single And Album
Picking up and leaving for a new town or city can be a challenge at the best of times. But for Toronto-based blues musician...
Toronto Folksinger Larry Folk Brings Social Consciousness With New Single “There Is A Power” From ‘Lessen The Blue’ Album
In an age where political discourse and conversation is often polarizing at best, Toronto folksinger Larry Folk brings a call for unity and equality...
QR Codes: A New Era in Shopping Experiences
By Mitch Rice
Shopping has evolved dramatically with the rise of digital technology, and QR codes are now at the forefront of this transformation. These...
Why Ticketmaster’s New Rules for Taylor Swift Ticket Transfers Are a Smart Move
Ticketmaster has rolled out new measures for Taylor Swift's concert ticket transfers, responding to a surge in reported scams targeting her fans. The updated...
98 Degrees Announce Fall 2024 Tour and New Album ‘Full Circle’
98 Degrees is back with new music, a Fall Tour, and a new record label partnership with XOXO Entertainment. The iconic boy band, consisting...
5 Fun Facts About The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan by Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan’s second studio album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, released on May 27, 1963, marked a pivotal moment in music history, combining heartfelt lyrics...
5 Fun Facts About Some Friendly by The Charlatans
Some Friendly was the debut album that propelled British rock band The Charlatans into the spotlight. Released on October 8, 1990, it played a...
