UTA welcomes singer-songwriter Brandon Lake.
The “Praise You Anywhere” hitmaker has signed with us for representation in all areas. He has won five Grammy Awards and most recently wrapped a sold-out 20-city tour across the nation.
Later this year, Lake will reunite with Phil Wickham for their second “Summer Worship Nights” run and host a special stripped-down, one-night-only show at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on September 30.
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Last week, the power of love drove dynamite engagement growth with Music & Audio (+51%) and American Football (2.6x) content as popular power couple Taylor and Travis – AKA TNT – blew up the Super Bowl. The Kansas City Chiefs may have stolen the game in added time, but TNT stole our hearts.
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Muslims have been killing each other and all not Muslim since time immemorial!
The idea of Israel Genocide in Palstine is the fable of Islamic Victimization.
A Question of Genocide: Armenians and Turks at the End of the Ottoman Empire
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One hundred years after the deportations and mass murder of Armenians, Assyrians, and other peoples in the final years of the Ottoman Empire, the history of the Armenian Genocide remains a victim of historical distortion, state-sponsored falsification, and the deep divisions between Armenians and Turks. This book presents a reconstruction of what happened and why. While the word “genocide” still divides communities, there is no longer any serious doubt that the Young Turk government ordered and carried out in 1915–1916 mass deportations and massacres targeted toward designated ethnoreligious groups.
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Watch and listen to Eli Shtivi.
His son Idan was kidnapped from the Nova festival.
His graphic testimony at a Knesset hearing yesterday is hard to listen to.
But you MUST watch and listen to it…
In a Gotham-like city, a severe water shortage caused by a 20-year drought has led to a government-enforced ban on private toilets. The citizens must use public amenities regulated by a megalomaniacal company, Urine Good Company, that profits by charging admission for one of humanity's most basic needs.
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As we remember the legendary Elvis Presley today, let's also reflect on the valuable lessons his estate planning mistakes teach us. Despite his musical legacy, Elvis's lack of a solid estate plan led to prolonged legal battles and family disputes.
I urge you to take proactive steps to protect your assets and loved ones.
Whether you're a rockstar or not, proper estate planning ensures your wishes are honored and your legacy is preserved.
Let's learn from history and secure our futures responsibly.
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Birthday wishes to the late great Prince Rogers Nelson, born in the rock 6/7/1958. It’s easy to forget, with his total mastery of funk, RnB and pop, but Prince could outrock anybody who stepped on the stage, in any era. #Prince#TheArtist#RockHonorRoll
The judgment from this case is well worth reviewing in full for anyone with an interest in belief discrimination cases, but at 77 pages, if you want a streamlined summary of the key points to keep you going, then do please have a look at my article on the Cloisters website.
Judgment was handed down today (6 March 2024) in the EAT case of Seyi Omooba v (1) Michael Garrett Associates Ltd (t/a Global Artists) and (2) Leicester Theatre Trust Ltd.
Chris Milsom and Tom Coghlin of Cloisters successfully resisted all grounds of appeal on behalf of the First and Second Respondents respectively.
The case provides welcome guidance for distinguishing cases where treatment is because of a belief / its objectionable manifestation and cases where there is a truly separable reason.
The case also considers the potential for “automatic” harassment findings following breaches of the ECHR, costs awards taking into account the means of third parties, and the use of documents once a hearing has ended.
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This is the #18thChapter of an #AntiNovel that attaches many elements: people, words, music, -- oh, music.
#TateMcRae#Grave --- this is the second time a Tate McRae has been used as a introductionary element.
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The summer season not only brings longer and hotter days, but also an incredible selection of music with perfect songs to accompany all the fun activities of the most relaxed time of the year.
There are many songs that gain momentum each summer, but only a few reach the top of Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart, becoming the most popular tunes of the season.
Undoubtedly, the last 10 years have produced tracks worthy of inclusion in the playlists of 2024: urban-flavored tracks like “Bailando” by Enrique Iglesias featuring Descemer Bueno and Gente de Zona, which took over the summer of 2014, and “El perdón” by Nicky Jam and Enrique Iglesias which conquered the top of the chart for 30 weeks in 2015.
And let’s not forget the global phenomenon that was “Despacito” by Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee, whose impact transcended beyond 2017 and to date continues to be heard around the world. Nor can we fail to mention the Mexican music hit “Ella Baila Sola” by Eslabon Armado and Peso Pluma, which swept the summer of 2023. In addition to the phenomenon of “Gata Only”, which has been at the top of the chart for 14 weeks in 2024 and with which FloyyMenor and Cris MJ made history as the first Chileans to enter the top 10 of the chart in 25 years.
Get ready to embark on a nostalgic musical journey through the Latin songs that accompanied your moments under the sun for the past 10 years. From “Ritmo” to “Despacito,” here are all the songs that were crowned No. 1 hits on the Hot Latin Songs chart each year between June and August, in chronological order.
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‘History, like music, is not something that happens — it’s something you make.’
Advice from a 100 year old school teacher whose only son helped transform a genre of music.
30 years ago, Rage Against The Machine opened the eyes and minds of a generation with their self-titled album. On its cover, a Vietnamese Buddhist monk in-flames, protesting government religious oppression.
Last week one of the most influential / controversial / empowering music groups to have ever walked the planet was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Listen and you'll find their music, lyrics, and ultimately their message pulls open a corner of the curtain to shed light on how ‘the machine’ works. Inspiring audiences to reflect on the politics, propaganda, and powers that shape society and in turn, take action against their injustices.
Art has a way of penetrating borders. Music has a way of singing what can’t be said.
If you can’t identify with their music or appreciate Tom Morello's guitar, at least take his moms advice. Or listen to his.
Notes from his acceptance speech:
1️⃣ Dream big and don’t settle.
2️⃣ Aim for the world you really want — without compromise or apology.
3️⃣ Don’t wait for someone else. They’re not here, but you are.
+ If you’re an employee, join a union.
+ If you’re an anarchist, grab a brick.
+ And if you're a soldier, follow your conscience, not your order.
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