Lana Del Rey has nothing left to prove. For a long time, such a weighty statement would’ve been met with raised eyebrows. But in the 11 years since Born to Die, the once-in-a-generation debut that kickstarted popular music’s sad-girl introspection renaissance, the artist born Elizabeth Grant has both doubled down on her enigmatic vision and…
View this post on Instagram A post shared by CentralPark.com (@centralpark_ny) New York City is finally getting back up on its feet after a year of social distancing and isolation due to the pandemic. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that a "Homecoming Week" celebration is in the process of being planned in August…
Wednesday, January 20, 2021 was a historical day for America. The United States government inaugurated our 46th president, Joseph R. Biden, who garnered the most individual votes of any candidate in history, and left behind the voice of a leader who in four years spent more time dividing the nation than progressing it. Kamala Harris,…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_esvGJf7fIU The nineteenth annual Tribeca Film Festival will open April 15 with the world premiere of Jimmy Carter Rock & Roll President from award-winning director Mary Wharton. The film catalogues the role of popular music in helping to propel a peanut farmer from Georgia all the way to the White House and features rare archival…
The Joy Formidable's philosophy toward music is as layered as their distorted string and choral arrangements, stating, “We love how fun and poignancy collide…We love to dance and have a leaning to melancholia.” The band was founded by vocalist Ritzy Bryan and her childhood best friend, bassist Rhydian Dafydd. The two met in their hometown of…
