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Social media clip features models in colourful clothing but no car in what Rawdon Glover describes as a ‘reimagining’

The boss of Jaguar has defended the company’s move away from “traditional automotive stereotypes” after a clip of its new advert was met with a barrage of “vile hatred and intolerance” online.

This week, Jaguar Land Rover, the luxury UK carmaker owned by India’s Tata Motors, posted a 30-second clip on X featuring models in brightly coloured clothing set against equally vibrant backdrops, without a car or the company’s traditional cat logo.

Canada’s Music Incubator (CMI) and the National Music Centre (NMC) have revealed the 11 artists selected for the 2024 AE West (Artist Entrepreneur West) program, which is being hosted at CKUA Radio in Edmonton this year. The program kicks off today and will conclude with the AE West Artist Extravaganza Showcase, a free live concert […]

“I did everything I thought I couldn’t, I got sober, I pursued my passion and I fought past so much self doubt.”

Experimental art-punk outfit Magnolia shares new single ‘Five Hundred’ Magnolia image via press photo November 28, 2024 Norwich art-punk collective Magnolia continues to redefine experimental post-rock with their latest release, ‘Five Hundred,’ out now via Shake! Shake! Records. ‘Five Hundred’ is a sonic journey of contrasts, weaving tranquil melodies with explosive bursts of chaos. Magnolia’s […]

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Christmas ads for 2024 have been mostly about entertaining audiences, but Apple has plunged into purpose with this ad for its latest AirPods, which have a hearing aid function. It’s a simple tale that tugs at the heartstrings. The soundtrack starts off muffled to reflect Dad’s bad hearing, but once he gets some AirPods for …

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Going through the mid-twenties scaries? Whimsy-rock band Paint and their latest EP ‘Gift Shop’ have got your back.

“Truthfully at this point, we don’t know when or if we’ll be back just yet.”

Discover Ja Rule’s journey from Queens to hip-hop stardom, featuring his platinum hits, collaborations with R&B artists, and impact on rap music through the late 90s and 2000s

City And Colour talks never getting lost in the noise, his forthcoming Australian tour, and meeting his heroes, Alice In Chains.

From neo-Nazi hate, Facebook echo chambers, and their merch being worn by politicians, Fremantle’s Last Quokka have put up with a lot over their 9 years, with no plans of stopping.