Revisiting the Jim Beam Welcome Sessions
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Connecting world-renowned artists with the venues that first fostered them, the Jim Beam Welcome Sessions was a much-needed respite in the drought of live music.
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Money for Nothing: Could a Universal Basic Income Ever Become Reality in Australia?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAccording to one 2020 survey, some two-thirds of Australians currently support the idea of a Universal Basic Income in Australia. But what does this momentum mean in real life?
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4 Unique Housewarming Gifts — From TikTok-Famous Cookware to Personalized Vinyl
Posted in: LifestyleWe’ve found the best housewarming gifts that’ll be sure to impress, from a home cooking set-up, to creating the most zen bedroom space possible
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‘Who Is Daniel Johns?’ Goes Deep Into the Life and Times of The Enigmatic Silverchair Frontman
Posted in: Music NewsFeaturing interviews with Kevin Parker, Billy Corgan, and more, the new Spotify Original podcast is a deep dive into the life of one of the country's most revered and mysterious musicians.
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Amy Shark and Genesis Owusu Lead 2021 ARIA Awards Nominations
Posted in: Music NewsWith six nominations apiece, Amy Shark and Genesis Owusu are among 20 artists who have received multiple nods at the 2021 ARIA Awards.
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Flight Facilities to Make Live Return with 2022 ‘FOREVER’ Tour
Posted in: Music NewsJust weeks after the announcement of their long-awaited second album, Flight Facilities have revealed they'll be hitting the road next year.
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John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle’ Shows That His Masterpiece Was a Perpetual Work in Progress
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsOn a newly unearthed 1965 run-through of his legendary suite, the saxophonist bridged his brilliant middle period and his final, incandescent search
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Nicole Kidman Gets the Last Laugh and Embodies Lucille Ball in Biopic Trailer
Posted in: Movie NewsAaron Sorkin-directed biopic premieres in theatres on December 10th
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Flashback: The Beatles Play a Frenetic ‘Long Tall Sally’ in 1962
Posted in: Music NewsPaul McCartney just labeled the Stones a “blues cover band,” but his own band played plenty of incredible covers in the early Sixties as well
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Grammy Contenders 2022: Dave Grohl on Returning to the Stage and Why Covering the Bee Gees Is the Foos’ Peak So Far
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe rock lifer also discusses why he can’t stop writing songs and the genius of Nandi Bushell in an interview for Rolling Stone’s new Grammy Preview
