Genre-blending composer-producer Avohee Avoher is closing out the year with not one, but two striking holiday releases — each distinct, each cinematic, and both unmistakably stamped with his signature fusion of classical training and cutting-edge electronic production. Addicted to Classics Christmas: “Away in a Manger” — A Reinvention With Power and Precision Avohee Avoher officially
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The spotlight finds Gina Zollman once again—this time, as a proud nominee at the 2025 Josie Music Awards, the most prestigious celebration of independent music. Known for her timeless voice, heartfelt lyrics, and magnetic stage presence, Zollman’s nomination is a well-earned recognition of her deep artistry and resilience. A cabaret favorite and singer-songwriter with a
In a new article for the Journal of Space Philosophy, disruptive scientific thinker Howard Bloom, the man Britain’s Channel4 TV calls the Einstein, Darwin, Newton, and Freud of the 21st century, proclaims something daring: that the Second Law of Thermodynamics is wrong. Yes, that the concept of entropy is in error. Entropy and the Second Law just
International rock sensation Rocky Kramer, known for his virtuosic guitar skills and dynamic presence, recently appeared on The Andrew Eborn Show, where he shared stories from his musical journey and gave fans a closer look at the man behind the music. Kramer, often compared to the great guitar icons of rock history, spoke with Eborn
Secrets sting. So does love. Lee Sato’s Hornet’s Nest isn’t your average political thriller—it’s sharper, smarter, and way more emotionally charged. It’s like someone took a John Grisham plot, injected it with queer romance, layered in FBI-level danger, and wrapped it all in unresolved grief and ambition. The result? A story that doesn’t just keep you flipping