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Live Event Production Companies Shifted to Healthcare

As many concerts are being canceled or postponed, many live event production companies are finding ways to boost their income until large gatherings are back again. One of the industries they are entering now is the healthcare industry that is now seeking for help to combat the coronavirus pandemic
Snoop Dogg Ventures into Wine Business

Renowned rapper Snoop Dogg is now venturing into a new business. This month, 19 Crimes announce their multi-year partnership with Dogg and they will introduce a new brand of wine named Snoop Cali Red, his first bottle of wine
Live Events in Los Angeles, New York May Not Resume Until 2021

LA and New York mayors told various sources that live events in their respective cities may not resume until 2021.
Work from Home: Improve Productively With the Right Music

Music is proven to improve performance while working. Now, the question is what song or music should be in the productivity playlist? Try these simple steps to keep your ante during work mode.
Health Expert: Concerts and Sports Events Won't Be Safe Until Fall 2021

As governors in the country want to open their states for their economies to recover from the pandemic, one medical expert said large gatherings like concerts could not safely resume until autumn of 2021.
Music Stores, in Danger Due to Coronavirus

Despite many movements to support many music stores in the United States and around the world, the coronavirus pandemic can be a “death knell” for some indie music stores in the country.
Willie Nelson's Virtual Concert to Benefit Farmers

Country singer Willie Nelson held a virtual concert for the benefit of the farmers impacted by the coronavirus pandemic
Artists Honor Late Country Singer John Prine

Country legend John Prine died last April 7 due to coronavirus complications. Because of this, some artists honored the late singer by covering Prine’s songs
P!nk and her son tested positive with COVID-19 - and gave her a scare.

P!nk and her son tested positive with COVID-19 - and gave her a scare.
Rising Rapper Mac P Dawg Shot Dead

Rising rapper Mac P Dawg was shot dead Monday night. He was 24 years old.
“A Walk To Remember” Star Mandy Moore Does “Only Hope” Once More in Home Concert

Fans of the 2002 teen movie "A Walk To Remember" flocked to Mandy Moore's Instagram Live stream and heard "Only Hope" again, last Sunday evening, April 5.
Miley Cyrus Brought Good Cheers with Tacos to Health Workers

Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson thanked health workers with tacos.
Sara Bareilles Recovers Fully from COVID-19

Singer-songwriter and actress Sara Bareilles recovers from COVID-19.
US Digital Album Sales Hit A 7-Month High

Despite having declining sales this year, digital album sales in the United States went up to a 7-month high.
Andrew Lloyd Webber Musicals are Now Online - For Free!

"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" kicks off free online shows.