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Clive Davis: How a New York lawyer became ‘the greatest record man of all time’

OBITUARY: The storied record executive, who has died aged 94, spent decades at the top of the music industry. Kevin E G Perry looks back at his influence on the careers of artists ranging from Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin to Bruce Springsteen and Aerosmith

The Independent UK

Music Mogul Behind Whitney Houston, Clive Davis, Dead at 94: What Was His Net Worth?

The music world lost one of its most influential figures this week when legendary record executive Clive Davis died at the age of 94. Known for discovering, mentoring, and shaping the careers of some of the biggest names in music history, Davis helped launch stars such as Whitney Houston, Alicia…

Plunged in Debt

Clive Davis: music industry executive who signed Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen dies aged 94

Davis, who discovered many of the defining musicians of the 20th century and helmed major record labels, said he ‘never’ tired of the music business

The Guardian - UK

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‘Never Knew This Was A Thing’: Woman Scrolls Through Apple CarPlay. Then She Realizes A Hidden Feature Lets You Order A Dr. Pepper

Modern cars have so many features that it’s nearly impossible to memorize all the options. One woman says that she found a particularly surprising feature hidden in Apple CarPlay: the ability to order a Dr. Pepper.

Motor1

The weird brilliance of 'broken' realism in this upcoming game about AI

Prove You're Human uses FMV and photogrammetry in uncanny ways.

Creative Bloq

"The real world is always way more dank than we anticipate," Prove You're Human's creative director tells me about tackling this AI-inspired follow-up to 1000xResist

Interview | Sunset Visitor's Remy Siu talks AI in sci-fi, CAPTCHA as a game mechanic, and tackling FMV in Prove You're Human

GamesRadar

Denver bartender used reverse psychology to trick spiteful customers into tipping her few months worth of her rent: ‘I need to reevaluate my life’

If you’ve ever worked in hospitality, you know that some customers have egos larger than their bar tabs. But when it comes to tipping, their egos can pay out. TikTok creator Santana (@maybesantana) played the perfect game to turn it into a lucrative source of income.

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Bad Bunny wins Album of the Year as rapper dominates 2025 Latin Grammys

Rapper joked ‘I never practice my speeches’ as he bags five awards

The Independent UK

“Van Halen were opening for us and they were killing us every night. But they were making us be a better band”: How Journey found Steve Perry and made Infinity, the album that set them on the road to superstardom

Journey were a noodling jazz-rock band with a cult following – until they discovered Steve Perry and made 1978’s Infinity

Louder

Maná Becomes the First Spanish-Language Band to be Nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

The Mexican band's nomination makes history and proves that cultural barriers can be broken with enough talent and determination.

Latin Times

How dance brought girls and their imprisoned fathers back together again

IN FOCUS: An award-winning Netflix documentary tracks an inspirational US programme that reunites men in jail with their daughters – and 95 per cent of participants, once they are released, do not reoffend. Lydia Spencer-Elliott talks to the filmmakers behind ‘Daughters’ about what this could mean for America

The Independent UK

"I'm an R&B singer in the body of a metal guy": Why Armored Saint recorded a cover of a Four Tops classic

American metallers Armored Saint are steeling themselves for a US tour with W.A.S.P. via the magic of Motown

Metal Hammer

‘I miss him being here’: A daddy-daughter dance inside a jail is captured in a gripping new film

The documentary, shot over years, pushes audiences to ask: who is being punished when we send fathers away?

The Guardian - US

Woodstock was a pivotal moment in history – how much hippy spirit is left in upstate New York?

An iconic music moment took place in the leafy solitude of upstate New York 55 years ago – Matt Charlton discovers if there’s a lasting legacy of peace and love in the area

The Independent UK

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"Easier on the ears if you're a King Crimson fan than a Kiss fan": The Mars Volta confound the ears on frenetic debut De-Loused In The Comatorium

From the ashes of post-hardcore punks At The Drive-In something stirred, and it was proggy

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s about the bravery the girls had to find’: the prison film where convicts dance with their daughters

In US documentary Daughters four children accompany their incarcerated fathers to a special prom in a Washington DC jail. The result is so emotional even the cinematographer couldn’t stop crying

Guitar World

“They can be really useful when trying to tame some top-end”: How hemp cones affect guitar tone and why Derek Trucks, Carlos Santana and Steve Morse are among their fans

Over the past few years, speakers with a hemp cone have increased in popularity – and they have a distinctive sound, explains Paul Gough of Zilla Cabs

MusicRadar

The guitar magic of Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwan: 5 underrated songs you need to hear by early Fleetwood Mac

Three very different players and an incredible legacy of music

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“We made somebody 8 million dollars”: Wyclef Jean reflects on The Fugees’ version of Killing Me Softly earning big money for someone else, and how he ended up on “the other side of the game” when DJ Khaled revived a 1999 song he wrote for Santana

“It could be a billion streams of Khaled and Rihanna, but the composition itself is the real estate”

Evening Standard

Why are lesbians so obsessed with cheerleaders? A brief history

From 1999’s cult satire But I’m A Cheerleader, to new dark comedy Bottoms, pom-poms are everywhere in sapphic popular culture - but what’s with the long-running obsession?

Sports Illustrated

The Key Adjustments Behind Gerrit Cole’s Push for His First Cy Young

It’s not just the addition of a cutter. The Yankees pitcher has enhanced his command, workload and a vicious fastball to elevate his game.

The Independent UK

Glee cast honours Naya Rivera during surprise reunion at actors’ strike

Heather Morris displayed ‘iconic’ quote from Rivera’s character on picket sign

Metal Hammer

"Dave was really nervous about talking to these guys": Why Dave Grohl ditched the Foo Fighters to make extreme metal supergroup Probot, featuring members of Venom, Sepultura, Motorhead and more

Tired of playing rock shows with Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl recruited his favourite vocalists for the all-star metal project Probot

Louder

Woodstock Festival: 50 mind-blowing facts about the original celebration of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll

The Woodstock Festival became part of rock'n'roll folklore as half a million hippies descended on a farm in upstate New York in 1969

Daily Mirror

Rudy Farias mystery deepens as cops say he did NOT accuse mum of sex abuse in interview

Rudolph 'Rudy' Farias IV has NOT made sexual abuse allegations against his mum in chats with Houston Police Department, chief Troy Finner said today, while he did directly dispute Quanell X's claims

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