Since its conceptualization in 1983, its first set of inductees in 1986 and its physical manifestation in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1995, the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame has always been under attack for its unending love of baby-boomer rock acts and not much else. In recent years, however, the Rock Hall nominating committee —
A study commissioned by Help Musicians UK and undertaken by University of Westminster researchers Sally-Anne Gross and Dr. George Musgrave confirmed what anyone who has every worked in the music industry already knows, the music industry can be bad for your mental and physical health.They study, titled Can Music Make You Sick?, was the largest
Frank Zappa, who died 25 years ago, is going on tour next year. While they aren't displaying his dead body on stage and touring him around the world, they are turning him into a hologram and touring him around the world to make as much money as possible.Set to launch in 2019, the hologram tour,
You better watch out. You better not cry. Better not pout. I'm telling you why. Studies have shown that too much Christmas music can be bad for you.Scientists call it 'mere exposure effect,' and Victoria Williamson, Ph.D says it can have a legitimate psychological impact. An endless loop of "Santa Claus Is Coming To
Featuring songs from Neck Deep, Movements, Stand Atlantic, Dance Gavin Dance, Against Me!, Taking Back Sunday, Dream State, As It Is, Oceans Ate Alaska, Too Close to Touch, Dan Campbell & Ace Enders, and The Maine, 'Songs That Saved My Life' is a new compilation project dedicated to raising money for mental health awareness and
Doofy seems like he's going to be a lot of dog in his cage. He barks for attention and jumps up on the cage, but when I opened the door to his cage that behavior subsided. Doofy was easy to leash up and went straight for the door. Outside he appeared to be potty trained
