Fan-facing platform Fave will now allow artists and their teams to discover and communicate directly with their most loyal followers. Fave (faveforfans.com) is tapping into the superfan community, which Goldman Sachs’ influential Music In The Air report estimated will be worth $4 billion by 2030. The platform is specifically designed for the superfan ecosystem, based
So here it is, Merry Christmas. Well, not quite, but the season to be jolly will soon be upon us. Seeing as how Pricewatch is always banging on about the need to shop early and shop local, we thought we’d better publish our list of excellent Irish-based retailers doing the business online a couple of
By Sophie Madden & Rebecca Woods BBC News, West Midlands 1 hour ago Image source, Getty Images Image caption, The city’s annual German Market is back earlier than ever in 2023 After Birmingham City Council declared it was effectively bankrupt, the city battled against bad press and an uncertain financial outlook. But with figures showing
Frank Stick plays with his dog outside a Flat Top cottage in 1950. Photo: Charles Brantley ‘Aycock’ Brown and courtesy of the Maud Hayes Stick Collection at the Outer Banks History Center/North Carolina State Archives. Gilbert M. Gaul Frank Stick was in search of two things when he arrived on the Outer Banks in the 1920s:
This is an audio transcript of the FT Weekend podcast episode: ‘Athens is crowded. Where else should you go?’ Lilah Raptopoulos This is Life and Art from FT Weekend. I’m Lilah Raptopoulos. [MUSIC PLAYING] Today we’re going to Athens. I spent a lot of time in Greece. My father’s from there. And the last time
About 30 people gathered at Robert Crown Library to watch independent short films directed by Indigenous artists on Sunday afternoon as part of the First Nations Film and Video Festival. The organization hosts two film festivals each year at different locations in the Chicago area. The festival aims to showcase and celebrate the art of
A poster-painter up a ladder daubs a likeness of a Bollywood heroine on a cinema facade, oblivious to a riotous mob, cudgels raised, stripping a man below the waist to determine his religion. The chillingly counterpointed scenes, in blood reds and livid greens, are in “City for Sale”, a large-scale oil painting by the Indian
JLR has often been criticised for being behind the curve on electric vehicle development, even after they were first to market in the premium luxury sector with their battery electric Jaguar I Pace in 2018. But it seemed they were squandering their position as BMW, Audi and Porsche forged on with multiple electric car launches
At the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, a period of tension and upheaval seems to have culminated with the staggered departure of its current executive director and CEO. A news release on the museum’s website announced a “leadership transition” in which executive director and CEO Anne-Marie Russell will step down on March 1. Anne-Marie
Letter Contributed photo Two years ago, October 2021, two Sherman neighbors – Lisa Caron Hickey and Linda Hubbard – talked about all the wonderful artists that are in Sherman and why don’t we get them together. Six weeks later was the very first Sherman Open Studios. Now, two years later, there are over 65 members