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DAY IN PASADENA, CALIFORNIA. THE RED SOX MAY NOT BE PLAYING BALL RIGHT NOW, BUT THERE WAS STILL A FIERCE COMPETITION AT FENWAY PARK. TAKE A LOOK. THE STADIUM TRANSFORMED INTO A5K OBSTACLE COURSE TODAY ...

At UFC 321, Quillian Salkild scored the third and most beautiful knockout of his career. The Australian fighter outclassed Nasrat Haqparast in the first round with a head kick. Already known as a ...

Take a look at the Catharsis Music Preview Trailer for Total Chaos, a first-person survival horror game developed by Trigger Happy Interactive. Players will craft weapons, scavenge for supplies, and ...

Just in time for Halloween, take a listen to the track "Catharsis" by legendary composer, musician, producer, and sound designer Akira Yamaoka, well known for his work from the Silent Hill series.

The annual ceremony also honored Primary Wave's Larry Mestel, music attorney Dina LaPolt and Girls Make Beats founder Tiffany Miranda. Linda Perry and Paul Anka performed. By Ethan Millman Music ...

Sunday night’s SONA Warrior Awards ceremony in Los Angeles wasn’t only a celebration of songwriters and those who champion them, but also a call to action to better support what Chappell Roan called ...

In retrospect, they got me with The Karate Kid. I was 7 years old when that movie—about a not-particularly-athletic teen who studies martial arts, finds confidence, and then publicly kicks a ...

Carnival funhouses are the closest that many of us come to experiencing surrealism in the physical world. Their dreamlike environments, created with mirror tricks and eschewed perspectives, give ...

David Schuck gets a friendly reminder every night from his wife when he returns home from work to close the laptop and slow down. It’s easier said than done for the founder and CEO of Nashville, ...

First off, I want to say that everything below, all of my thoughts here, are from observation and not experience. But I want to reflect on this idea as it keeps coming up in my music therapy sessions ...