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U.S. Hispanics Spend 32 Hours a Week Listening to Music: Nielsen Report
“Forty-four percent of U.S. Hispanics agree that they feel really good about seeing celebrities in the media who share their ethnic background,” Nielsen reports, adding that “Latinx consumers are gregarious by nature, engaging in social interaction and activities more than their non-Hispanic White counterparts.” U.S. Hispanics over-index for the amount of time they spend on social networking sites, with 52% spending 1 or more hour(s) per day (compared with 38% of non-Hispanic Whites) and 24% spending 3 or more hours per day (compared with 13%).
Leaving the Lights On - Etham Basden
Sony Music Has Not Conceded That Vocals on Michael Jackson Album Are Fake
Lupe Fiasco Says He Will No Longer Consume 'Excessively Violent' Content
“I will no longer support or engage with gratuitously senseless and or [sic] purposeless + excessively violent music, tv, cartoons, content and film,” he wrote on Instagram. “This includes all of the violent music, media and movies I grew up listening to and watching.”
The Chicago rapper’s love for martial arts and fighting video games has been well documented throughout the years; however, Lupe now suggests he will spend more time enjoying “peaceful” forms of entertainment: “There are so many other narratives in this world that involve peaceful means of cohabitation and expression with humanity and the world at large that deserves attention, absorption and contemplation,” he wrote.
"If Our Love Is Wrong" - Calum Scott
Why do some people stop embracing new music after the age of 28? 
I’d happily wager you first encountered this music in your teens, or your early 20s, at a push. The chances you discovered your most treasured tunes after the age of 30 are precisely zilch. Or so says a new study, anyhow, which claims to have identified the exact moment listeners stop embracing new music: 27 years and 11 months. After that, our ears apparently shrivel up and we turn inwards, condemned to an endless repetitive homage to our younger selves. The so-called onset of “musical paralysis” certainly goes a long way to explaining today’s lucrative gold rush of reformed nostalgia tours, anniversary reissues and tribute acts.
(I regress to 27 and 11 months for a little while longer.) 29-Jul-2018
Rita Ora Reflects on 'Girls' Controversy: 'There's Not One Way to Come Out'
Ora meant for "Girls" to be a celebration of bisexuality, but the song drew ire for its depiction of same-sex attraction with critics -- including prominent LGBTQ artists -- arguing that it perpetuates stereotypes. Hayley Kiyoko, known to fans as "Lesbian Jesus," called Ora's effort "tone-deaf," while Kehlani, who identifies as queer, branded the song "harmful" in a since-deleted tweet.
Jazz Musician Wynton Marsalis Argues Hip-Hop Is ‘More Damaging Than a Statue of Robert E. Lee’
You Don't Have to Listen to Abusive Rappers
R. Kelly Accused of ‘Grooming’ 14-Year-Old Girl as Sexual ‘Pet’ in New Documentary
Fabolous: 5 Things About Rapper Who Allegedly Attacked Emily B & Threatened Her Dad
Prosecutors Reportedly Reviewing Old Video of XXXTentacion Hitting a Girl
XXXTentacion Is Suing the Woman He Was Filmed Punching in the Head
6ix9ine's Court Date in Child Sex Case Postponed
I don’t need Drake’s feminist anthem, ‘Nice for What.’ It won’t fix hip-hop’s misogyny problem.
Women's Group Calls on Spotify to Remove Chris Brown, Nelly, and More From Official Playlists
West posted a series of tweets approving of the US president, including a photo of his Make America Great Again hat, personally signed by Trump himself.
It all started when he tweeted: ‘I no longer have a manager. I can’t be managed.’
Poop-di-Scoopty: On the Crappiness of Kanye West’s New Songs
