pop culture
Modern, popular, and iconic pop culture moments in music. From current events, to trending topics and more.
Rate-O-Rama: Take Me To The River
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Rick Henry ChristopherPublished a day ago in BeatDeeper Than What We Hear
Music serves dual purposes: entertainment and subliminal influence. It increases your blood flow to the brain regions that generate and control emotions.
K. WisendangerPublished 2 days ago in BeatMusical Mysteries Unveiled: From Ancient Hymns to Hoof Flutes
In the whimsical realm of ancient melodies, where clay tablets and bone flutes reign supreme, there's a musical mystery that transcends the ages. So, grab your imaginary lyre and let's take a delightful romp through the annals of history as we uncover the oldest tunes ever to grace human ears—and maybe share a chuckle or two along the way!
NICKSON NJERUPublished 5 days ago in BeatRate-O-Rama: I'm A Believer
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Rick Henry ChristopherPublished 8 days ago in BeatThe Rhythm of Pop Culture: A Tapestry of Trends and Tribes
The Rhythm of Pop Culture In the clamoring roads of the city, where neon lights cast an energetic sparkle and the beat of music consumes the space, a different embroidery of mainstream society flourishes. From style to music, from film to web-based entertainment, the ongoing scene of mainstream society is a kaleidoscope of patterns and clans, each adding to the rich and consistently developing structure holding the system together.
We Need to Talk About Jennifer Lopez
Mariah Carey was riding a career high in 2000. Since her 1990 debut, the multiracial songbird – who proudly celebrates and elevates her Black heritage – had churned out smash hit after smash hit, with 14 of her singles hitting the peak of the Billboard Hot 100 (with five more to follow).
Jonathan ApolloPublished 12 days ago in BeatRate-O-Rama: Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby
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Rick Henry ChristopherPublished 15 days ago in BeatThursday, Friday and Saturday, Legally Blonde Will Be Electric
Spring break over and sports in between seasons, the high school student activity might seem on hiatus. Not the case, the John Jay Theater Workshop is ready with Legally Blonde. But if pulling up your legal briefs or dying your hair doesn’t sound like a fun night and/or celebrate the home grown talent, the counter is pretty easy to make, according to one cast member.
Rich MonettiPublished 16 days ago in BeatLeon Mwana Wa Joze : "Ma1 Anenge Atanga" gives a chilling perspective of Judgement Day
The song "Ma1 Anenge Atanga," a standout track from Lee Mutembedza's EP titled GRATEFUL, carries an impactful message that reverberates far beyond its melodious harmony. The award winning Zimbabwean Hip-hop artist is back for unfinished Kingdom business.
Michael MupotaringaPublished 17 days ago in BeatRebound
Introduction Whenever I am away I always hope to find somewhere where I can buy a record or two, with a preference for vinyl, if I find it interesting enough. I do have a huge CD and digital collection so I seldom buy things in digital format, and the reality is that I don't need any more vinyl but often find something that piques my interest.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 18 days ago in BeatWhy the Beyoncé Backlash?
Beyoncé, inarguably one of the most iconic artists of our era, inspires an odd dichotomy of reactions. There's the fiercely devoted fanbase, buzzing with each new release. And then there's the curiously vocal contingent of detractors whose disdain for the artist seems wholly unconnected to any concrete critique of her work. Beyoncé's recent foray into country music with "Act II: Cowboy Carter" has reignited this puzzling phenomenon.
Howard BronfmanPublished 18 days ago in BeatAct II: Cowboy Carter (Album Review)
March 29 March 29 is here and so is the second act of Renaissance!!! Finally, all 27 tracks featured other artists: Dolly Parton, Post Malone, Miley Cyrus, Willie Nelson, and her youngest daughter Rumi. Some of the tracks lasted under 60 seconds.
Gladys W. MuturiPublished 20 days ago in Beat