Artist Spotlight: Jennifer Knapp

See her in concert, Café 939 in Boston, September 2nd

Jennifer Knapp was a Grammy-nominated, Dove-award winning, critically acclaimed and commercially successful artist in the Christian music circuit when she abruptly decided to stop making music in 2002. She moved to Australia where she stayed in hiatus for seven years, until she began making music again in 2009.

Artist Spotlight: Jennifer Knapp

See her in concert, Café 939 in Boston, September 2nd

Jennifer Knapp was a Grammy-nominated, Dove-award winning, critically acclaimed and commercially successful artist in the Christian music circuit when she abruptly decided to stop making music in 2002. She moved to Australia where she stayed in hiatus for seven years, until she began making music again in 2009.

Artist Interview: Anna Rose

Anna Rose Redefines Pop on Monday, August 2nd

  Ms. Anna Rose is not your average pop singer. For one she plays an instrument, she writes her own songs, and her influences aren’t found on the cover of Seventeen magazine. Her first full-length album, Nomad, shows maturity as a songwriter but still has the fresh outlook of an aspiring musician. Her voice is calm, in contrast with the bustle of New York creeping in from the background, as we talked about her inspiration, her experiences, and the state of the music industry.

Mountain Dew Promotes the Summer Skate Scene In Boston

Professional skater P-Rod gives Mass Media a piece of his mind

  “Keep it skate,“ is the key phrase for the pro-skateboarding Mountain Dew Company. “We love this, (skateboarding) it’s truly an art form,”  said Hudson Sullivan brand manager for Mountain Dew.   He then proceeded to explain the way in which Mountain Dew is mixing art and skateboarding, so that it benefits the local skateboarding community.

Artist Spotlight: Jennifer Knapp

See her in concert, Café 939 in Boston, September 2nd

Jennifer Knapp was a Grammy-nominated, Dove-award winning, critically acclaimed and commercially successful artist in the Christian music circuit when she abruptly decided to stop making music in 2002. She moved to Australia where she stayed in hiatus for seven years, until she began making music again in 2009.

Another Victim of New, Disturbing Dugong Fad is Dead Dugong remains unharmed

Michael McSikfuke is the latest victim of a new maritime fetish, attributed to a recent episode of Spike TV’s Manswers, which had the unintentional effect of encouraging a dangerous activity among young men. Full story