This April marks the 30th iteration of National Poetry Month, which was launched by the Academy of American Poets in April 1996. To celebrate, the Literary Hub staff will be recommending one great poem to read every (work) day of the month. We make no claim (except when we do) that these poems are the
With a new album underway, Brent Smith ranked every Shinedown album — even the new one — in a video on social media. The rockers currently have seven studio albums out and their eighth, titled Ei8ht, will be out on May 29. Album rankings are obviously subjective, but it’s perhaps a little more meaningful when it’s coming
Boomtown Festival will continue to take place in the South Downs National Park until 2030, despite objections from residents and environmental campaigners. The festival takes place at the Matterley Estate near Winchester every August and the capacity has been capped at 75,999, with an extra 1,000 festivalgoers on the Sunday. The application was approved unanimously
The stars of Boston Blue teased some major developments in the remaining episodes of Season 1 at CBS Fest on Wednesday, April 15, in Los Angeles. Donnie Wahlberg, Sonequa Martin-Green, Mika Amonsen, and Marcus Scribner told TV Insider on the red carpet what to expect in the episodes, from Bridget Moynahan‘s return as Erin Reagan to
Jennie Garth revisited the major moments in her life and career for her new memoir, I Choose Me: Chasing Joy, Finding Purpose, and Embracing Reinvention. One of those highlights came when Fox rebooted Beverly Hills, 90210, so naturally she writes about one of her high-profile cast mates, Shannen Doherty, who was privately battling cancer amid
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Mews founder Richard Valtr isn’t impressed with the current AI products flooding the hotel industry. “I’m actually very, very disappointed in the imagination of a lot of the entrepreneurs coming into this industry,” he told Skift at the International Hotel Investment Forum (IHIF) in Berlin last month. The critique extends beyond startups. Hotel groups themselves,
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Once Amy Poehler had committed to play Leslie Knope, the lead in Parks and Recreation, the producers began to gather inspirations in current culture that would prove crucial to shaping their vision. The media was touting that year, 2008, as “the year of the woman” in American politics. There had been a few previ-ous years
Disturbed‘s David Draiman told Billy Corgan his perspective on whether music should be political or not. Draiman was the latest guest on Corgan’s The Magnificent Others podcast, which just dropped earlier today (April 15), During the hour-and-a-half-long conversation, the pair discussed artists’ political outwardness and Corgan asked Draiman whether the subjects should go hand in hand. “I think
Shadow library Anna’s Archive has been ordered to pay $322million (£237million) for scraping “nearly all of the world’s commercial sound recordings” from Spotify. Last January, Spotify and the three main major record labels – Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and Sony Music Entertainment – sued Anna’s Archive for $13trillion after the library announced plans
Though Iris Kendall and TJ Palma are still going strong in Love Island: Beyond the Villa, they’re dealing with some drama in the form of Iris’ ex, Pepe Garcia. In the premiere episode of the spinoff, which aired on April 15, Iris addressed how her relationship with TJ began outside the villa — and how things ended with Pepe
Ian Katz, chief content officer at Channel 4 for almost nine years, will step down from his role in October this year. Katz, responsible for hit shows It’s a Sin, Big Boys, and We Are Lady Parts, is the longest-serving content chief in Channel 4’s history. He started out in journalism and was deputy editor
This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Hello, fellow Earthlings! Let’s talk about the multiverse, which is the idea that there are other universes existing next to our own as we speak. It’s a really fun way to imagine the question “What if?” while providing
Hotels have spent years optimizing for Google — SiteMinder wants to make sure they’re just as visible when travelers turn to AI instead. The hotel commerce platform announced Wednesday two expansions designed to put its 53,000 hotels in front of AI-powered trip planning and booking tools, along with a partnership with DirectBooker that connects live
If you keep a passing eye on fashion crowds, you’ll have noticed the new Chanel heels are well acquainted with the style set by now. Defined by their high vamp silhouette and available in a spectrum of of-the-moment shades, the style made its debut in Paris this past October and has been gaining momentum ever
Today, the Cleveland Foundation announced the winners of its annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards, the country’s “only endowed juried prize dedicated to literature that contributes to our understanding of race and our appreciation of the rich diversity of human cultures.” “It is never easy to choose a single work in each genre from so many excellent
A jury has ruled that Live Nation and their subsidiary Ticketmaster have operated as a monopoly, overcharging fans on tickets for entertainment events. This comes in the wake of increased scrutiny on the company’s ticketing practices by both the Biden and Trump administrations in recent years. The verdict was delivered in a New York federal
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