Composer Carla Kihlstedt and Present Music teamed up for songs based on a macabre little book by artist Edward Gorey.

By Sara Gran Emma Pattee’s debut novel, “Tilt,” takes place in the 24 hours after “the really big one” devastates the Pacific Northwest. By Alexis Schaitkin Books about writers’ dogs ...

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In her children’s stories, Clarice Lispector disguised philosophical questions in cheerful, kooky fables about exuberant animals with places to be. By Joumana Khatib In Linda Joan Smith’s ...

Eastman’s music is haunted in similar ways as Ligon’s work, which is built-up layers of increasingly unreadable language. —Jerry Saltz ...

The UK government is proposing changes to copyright law, which would make it legal for global AI firms to train generative AI models using the UK’s music, books, film and more, without the need ...

The calendar will act as music’s most complete summary major national and international industry events, from conferences to festivals to networking mixers and more. Just as Billboard is music ...

album. The Government is proposing controversial changes to copyright law which would make it legal for global AI firms to train generative AI models using the UK’s music, books, film and more ...

W. Norton and Allen Lane / Penguin Press, culls from dozens of hours of interviews of McCartney, his Wings band mates, and other people in the group’s orbit. The 528-page book also features over ...

Caylee Hammack's new album, "Bed of Roses," is a journey through heartbreak and healing, reflecting her own experiences and the influence of classic country music ... album and book its name." ...

YouTube Music offers a simple, fast, minimalistic interface. With direct controls, it’s designed to get you to your favorite songs and music videos quickly. Its various sections include Home ...

essentially making it legal for international AI firms to plunder the UK’s music, books, film and more, all for their own profit and without the need for authorisation or compensation.