by Sandra Stahl
Seeing the world through fresh eyes—with polka dots
Lessons from the music biz on authenticity and cultural relevance
They battled for $1 million in a high-profile tournament that returns in the fall
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‘You must immerse yourself within the communities you seek to reach’
They battled for $1 million in a high-profile tournament that returns in the fall
by Luz Corona
He brought his signature pop-art style to Artist Alley
‘You had real relationships then’
Versus’ new ECD says it should be the standard, not a shortcut
‘Don’t let the wins or the losses weigh too heavily on you. Neither are as big as they seem’
‘We’re numb from performative positioning, digital junk, AI, minimalism and playing it safe’
Looking to the bigger world—not competitors—for inspo
by Gary Ward
The Clash, Big Star, X, Neil Young and more
Bad Bunny, Charlie XCX, Panic! at the Disco and more
by Mia Barnes
Lady Gaga, Megan Thee Stallion, Rosalía, Lorde and more
by Matt Drenik
With Wilco, Death Cab for Cutie, Guided by Voices and more
The Police, Peter Gabriel (3 times!), Foo Fighters, Sade, Daft Punk and more
by Zach Stewart
With Tame Impala, Bruce Springsteen, Weezer and more
by Mynxii White
Korn, Björk, Smashing Pumpkins and more
by Sandra Stahl
Seeing the world through fresh eyes—with polka dots
by Brian Berger
Lessons from the music biz on authenticity and cultural relevance
by Chip Herter
‘Her energy spread to everyone around her’
Economic conditions, TikTok reviews and uptick in resale have caused luxury shoppers to retreat
by Beth Johnson
Dolly Parton was extraordinarily talented, but she also had a devotion to her craft
Directors could create as they saw fit. But they couldn’t change the dialogue
A lesson in how production choices turn good music into great art
Humans aren’t perfect. Some film scores shouldn’t be, either