Based on the 1846 serialised penny dreadful The String of Pearls, the misadventures of serial killer Sweeney Todd are ...
In northeast Syria, Kurdish women are using music and performance to assert cultural identity, promote female empowerment and ...
Join us for the closing celebration of MEI’s Arab Pop Art exhibition, featuring a live performance by Syrian-American rapper, ...
Moroccan superstar, Manal, to talk about her return to music, navigating motherhood, activism in her home country, and ...
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Playing an Arabic Song for the First Time
While playing piano in public, a girl challenged me to play an Arabic song — and I gave it a try. I had never played it before, but her reaction made the moment special. It was a beautiful exchange ...
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She Challenged Me with an Arabic Song?
She came up and asked if I could play an Arabic song — I gave it a try. What happened next felt like a real cultural connection through music. Her expression said it all. Taking out Hamas' ...
The band’s drummer and guitarist say the singer has underpaid them for the “digital exploitation” of songs like “Every Breath You Take.” Sting’s lawyers call the claim “illegitimate.” By Alex Marshall ...
Everybody knows “Every Breath You Take.” It’s the biggest hit the Police ever had, one of the most famous tunes of the Eighties. It spent 8 weeks at Number One in the classic pop summer of 1983. In ...
Aug. 27 (UPI) --Two of Sting's former Police bandmates have sued the rock musician over missing royalties from the song Every Breath You Take. Andy Summers, 82, and Stewart Copeland, 73, claim they ...
Andy Summer and Stewart Copeland are suing Sting, whose real name is Gordon Sumner, The Sun was first to report. Sting earns about £550,000 every year for “Every Breath You Take,” but Copeland and ...
Sitting on opposite sides of a plain, wood table, Sting and Shaggy are anything but ordinary. Their 20-year friendship – unlikely on the surface, but quite fitting musically given Sting’s reggae ...
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