The Australian music industry has united in a campaign to help boost the struggling live scene.
For the first time in a long time,critics aren’t loving a new Taylor Swift album. Does it even matter?
Just two hours after releasing her highly anticipated 11th album,Swift stunned fans who had gathered to hear her new songs by releasing a second new album.
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears top ASX runner is … Dalaroo Metals. Its stock rose more than 182 per cent to join Nimy Resources,Adherium and Firebrick Pharma.
The megastar exorcises her past relationships with Joe Alwyn and Matty Healy on an album likely to divide fans.
As someone who herds words for a living,I never expected to weigh in on a discussion over a decision made by Taylor Swift,but I feel duty-bound to dip into the debate that’s emerged over the title of her new album,The Tortured Poets Department. Note the lack of an apostrophe.
Billionaires now account for $US14.2 trillion of the world’s wealth. To put this into perspective,this is larger than the gross domestic product of any country other than the US and China.
While other cities and states struggle with new stadiums,the MCG remains the gold standard despite having been demolished and rebuilt several times over. And there’s more renewal on the way.
A new Universal deal is aimed squarely at TikTok’s sweet spot,promising to “amplify music discovery and social interaction and enhance fan experiences” via Spotify.
Not even a blast of spending from Swifties in the nation’s two largest states was enough to shake off growing signs the economy is slowing.
The singer’s father was being investigated over the alleged assault of a paparazzo at a Sydney wharf last month.