Taylor Swift 2023 Album Review

Taylor Swift 2023 Album Review

Taylor Swift is the biggest and best selling singer in the world, and she has a new album out in 2023 that is sure to top the charts. It's called Midnights and you can check out more about it here. We've also got news about the Grammy nominations and Tour dates.

Top albums of the week

During the first week of her album release, Taylor Swift became the first artist to sell a million U.S. album units. With the "Midnights" album, she became the first to top both the album and singles charts. She also holds a record as the first artist to triple a No. 1 debut in the U.S. Since the chart was introduced in 2009, she has increased her total weeks at the top of the charts by four in a decade.

Midnights is the singer-songwriter's 10th studio album. It was released in October. The album's songs explore anxiety and self-confidence. Some tracks feature hip hop and R&B rhythms. There are a few bonus tracks on the album, which include "Snow on the Beach" with Lana Del Rey and "Anti-Hero" with Jack Antonoff.

As of November 17, "Midnights" has sold over 22.4 million "Audio-Vial Equivalent Units" worldwide. The track-by-track and overall album total is the largest since Adele's "25" album broke the record in 2009.

"Midnights" also held the largest first-week sales figures for a U.S. album since 1989. In its first week, the album sold 1.6 million copies.

Streaming figures for the album have been strong, as well. The album has earned 36.6 billion combined streams. This is a big jump from the 184 million streams of her previous album, "1989."

Overall, "Midnights" was a hit across all forms of music consumption. Its first single, "Anti-Hero," topped the charts in 14 other territories.

Taylor Swift's "Midnights" is still in the top five on the album chart. Bad Bunny's "Un Verano Sin Ti" and Lil Baby's "It's Only Me" are also in the top five. Despite falling a spot, Drake and 21 Savage's "Her Loss" holds steady at the number two position.

For her part, SZA's "SOS" is also still at the top of the Billboard 200 chart. She has a fourth-week lead on "Midnights." Both albums remain at adjacent positions in the rankings. They have each released digital versions of their albums.

While Taylor and SZA have both been at the top of the charts for a while, it is surprising that they are currently sharing positions. If they can continue to hold their positions, they may eventually become the first artists to share a number one.

Chart success

If you're wondering what the chart success of Taylor Swift's Midnights is all about, then you've come to the right place. The album has made history already selling over 6 million copies worldwide. In addition to a record-breaking week for vinyl sales, Midnights also secured the highest stream count for a single day on Spotify.

This marks a significant feat for an artist who has spent 59 weeks atop the Billboard 200. In that span, she's released four new albums and toured twice. She's also been credited with bringing vinyl records into the mainstream for the younger generation.

However, despite her acclaim, some fans have questioned Swift's musical depth. Some believe her songs lack meaning and are merely designed to be big hits. But, with such a big lead single, it's no surprise she's on track for her first Number 1 album in 2023.

Swift's tenth studio album "Midnights" was released in October, and it debuted at the top of the Billboard Hot 100. With a total of over 1.578 million units, it was the biggest debut of the year. Its lead single "Anti-Hero" topped charts in 14 additional countries, and the song reached a total of 97 on the U.S. chart.

After a brief stutter, "Midnights" returned to the top of the charts, and is set to remain there for another week. In that time, the album has earned over 3 million units in the United States. Moreover, it has surpassed records for the most streamed album on Spotify in one day.

And in its first week of release, it sold 575,000 vinyl records. That means that every 25 vinyl LPs sold in the U.S. were a Taylor Swift album. Additionally, the album is set to become the highest-selling vinyl album of the year.

Overall, "Midnights" has dominated the charts in over 28 countries, and has been successful across all formats of music consumption. As of December 1, it had accumulated over 36.6 billion streams worldwide.

While this is a historic achievement, it's just the beginning. Taylor's upcoming tour will showcase a variety of eras in her career.

Grammy nominations

Despite its release earlier this month, Taylor Swift's "Midnights" has not yet been nominated for the Grammy Awards. Although it was released late in the year, this does not mean that it will not be up for awards in 2024.

The album, which was technically released in October, missed the cutoff for nominations by a few weeks. That's a bummer for fans who've been hoping to see the latest release get its chance at the big prize.

On November 15, the Recording Academy revealed the nominees for the 65th Grammy Awards. This year's nominees are an interesting mix of holdovers from last year's list and newcomers. Some of the newest categories include Best Songwriter of the Year (Non-Classical), Best Video Game Soundtrack, Best Score Soundtrack for Video Games, and Best Spoken Word Poetry Album.

It's a pity that Midnights didn't land a Grammy nomination for its most impressive feat. As the title of the album suggests, the songs are good, and the videos are a treat to watch. But why was it overlooked?

Besides the obvious fact that the Grammys don't nominate new music, there are a few other reasons why it could have been left out. First, there is the record-setting streaming week for a female artist. In addition, the accompanying short film was also a big winner at this year's MTV Video Music Awards, nabbing the award for video of the year.

Second, the song "All Too Well" is a contender for the best music video. During the song's brief pause, the lyrics veer into a broader scope, detailing a soul-crushing story of love and loss. Featuring Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien, the song has already amassed over 78 million views on YouTube since its release.

Lastly, the 10-minute version of the popular ballad, titled "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)", is nominated for the best music video. Whether the ten-minute song will secure the award is anyone's guess.

Regardless of the shortcomings, it's clear that the 65th Grammy Awards are a great celebration of what's best in music this year. While Taylor Swift's "Midnights" will have to wait until the 2024 awards, her ten-minute masterpiece has certainly earned its keep.

Tour dates

Taylor Swift is set to hit the road for her new stadium tour. This will mark her first tour since her last outing in support of Reputation. Besides supporting her upcoming album "Midnights," the tour will feature special guests.

The "Midnights" tour will feature the artist performing in stadiums for the first time. She has enlisted some of the biggest names in music to accompany her on the tour.

Ticket sales will start November 18 at 10 a.m. local venue time. Fans can register for the Taylor Swift Ticketmaster Verified Fan program in advance. Those who qualify will be given preferred access to the TaylorSwiftTix presale.

Fans will have the chance to purchase tickets in three different price ranges. The standard tickets will cost from $49. Those who are willing to spend more can choose the VIP packages, starting at $199.

The tour will also feature the support of indie musical artists such as beabadoobee and Phoebe Bridgers. Other special guests include GAYLE, HAIM, Paramore, and a girl in red.

The tour will feature a number of different cities, with some shows being held in Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Glendale, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Several nights in Detroit are also planned.

Tickets for Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" will be available for pre-sale beginning November 15. Those who sign up for a Ticketmaster account can get their tickets earlier. Ticketmaster is also offering pre-sale for their Capital One card holders.

Fans who would like to be part of the tour can buy tickets by clicking the "Tickets" button on the tour page. Once you click on the "Buy Tickets" button, you will be presented with a list of the tour's venue information and links to buy tickets.

As of right now, there are eight more dates that have been added to the tour. Swift is set to play a total of 50 shows in the next five months, including eight nights in Los Angeles.

Taylor Swift's newest album "Midnights" has already broken several records in its short life. It has already sold over 1.6 million units, making it the biggest week of Swift's career. And it has already claimed the top spot on the Billboard 200.

Disturbed Album Review - Divisive 2023

The band DISTURBED has released their newest album entitled "2023." This is their first time collaborating with a guest. We'll take a look at what you can expect from the new record. Also, we'll talk about DISTURBED's recent 15th #1 on Rock Radio.

DISTURBED's new album

DISTURBED has had quite a long and storied career. Their first album, The Sickness, reached five-times platinum status, and the band was even a mainstay on the early-2000s heavy metal scene. But as the decade turned to the next, the group found itself involved in a war of words with vocalist Justin Hawkins and guitarists Dan Donegan and Mike Wengren. As a result, the foursome took a brief hiatus in order to focus on family and other commitments. By the time the group reconvened in late 2022, they were ready to bring the hard rock/alternative metal to a wider audience.

This is certainly the case with their latest release, a 15-track effort called Divisive, which hits the shelves on November 18. Despite the band's name, the album's most impressive feature is the fact that it is all-in-one. The quartet spent a year in Nashville, where they cut tracks with producer Drew Fulk, a veteran of both the country music and pop worlds. There, they formed a chemistry that would prove to be a force to be reckoned with.

They've used their platform to speak out against politics, and the new record is no exception. Fans of the band have been given a taste of what's to come, as the quartet has already teased fans with a live track and a few singles. One of the singles, "Bad Man", sounds like a winner, while the other, "Won't Back Down", offers uplifting melodies and an easy-to-listen-to headbang. While the new record will surely be appreciated by old fans, it's definitely worth checking out by anyone with an interest in alternative rock.

In the past couple of years, the quartet has also been known to put out a number of music videos and covers, most notably the Genesis classic, "Land of Confusion". Aside from the aforementioned track, this disc features a handful of other songs that harken back to the early days of Disturbed. For example, there's the aforementioned title track, a cover of Nita Strauss's "Dead Inside", and a version of Genesis' "Land of Confusion" featuring guest string players.

It's easy to see why the disc's title track, "Won't Back Down," is the album's lead single. After all, it's a soaring piece of music with a stadium-ready refrain. What's more, the riffs on this track have a distinct Disturbed ring to them. And what better way to show off the band's skills than with an enticing video?

Other standouts on the album include "Love to Hate" and "Don't Tell Me," which are both worthy of mention. But the real winner is the title track, which combines several of the best things about the band: its signature guitar riffs, David Draiman's acrobatic vocals, and a song-length worthy of a headliner.

The disc also boasts a few lesser-known gems, including "The Sound of Silence," a song featuring guitarist Dan Donegan playing the piano. That is, until he switches to the chorus, where he unleashes a full-bodied, soaring melody.

DISTURBED's 15th #1 at Rock Radio

Disturbed are one of the most successful rock bands of all time. They've sold more than 15 million albums worldwide, and have earned five consecutive #1 Billboard Top 200 debuts. It's no wonder that they've become a major force in the industry. Their sound has been a blend of aggressive, pulsating rhythms and choppy vocals. And now, they're bringing it to the forefront with their new single, "Hey You."

This track is the latest in a string of Disturbed hits. The band's upcoming album, Divisive, is slated for release on November 18 via Reprise Records. Ahead of the album's release, Disturbed has released a lyric video for the album's title track, which also features Ann Wilson. Stream the song through various streaming platforms.

DISTURBED formed in Chicago in the early 2000s, and immediately established themselves as a hard rock powerhouse. Over the course of their career, the quartet has sold a total of 16 million records worldwide. As a result, they've scored a staggering number of platinum certifications. In fact, they've received two Grammy nominations, including one for Best Hard Rock Performance.

The band recently announced that their upcoming arena tour could be their final. This comes after they've just started their first tour in four years. During this break, they've had some time to rethink their music. Now, their newest songs and live performances feature a more modern approach, and they've found a way to use the turmoil in the world to their advantage.

Discography: DISTURBED's discography includes eight studio albums, a live album, and an extended play. They've recorded a few hit singles, including 6x US platinum "Down With the Sickness," which also reached the top 30 on the Australian ARIA Charts. Since their debut, the band has earned two Grammy nominations, as well as a nomination for best rock performance at the iHeartRadio Music Awards.

DISTURBED are known for their explosive live shows. But they've also carved out a niche for themselves with ballads. Songs like "I'm Alive" and "Inside The Fire" have been nominated for Best Hard Rock Performance at the Grammys. DISTURBED's "The Sound of Silence" was a huge hit, reaching the Top 20 on the Alternative Radio chart and spending seven weeks at the top of the Rock Radio chart. Recently, the band's live rendition of the song broke into the Top 5 at Rock Radio.

DISTURBED's latest single, "Hey You," continues the band's record-breaking streak at Rock Radio. In addition to the 15th #1 at Rock Radio, this song has reached the top 10 on iTunes' Video Chart. DISTURBED are also the only hard rock act to have ten straight #1 albums at Active Rock Radio.

DISTURBED's music has been characterized as "a blend of pulsing rhythms, choppy vocals, and rock-solid riffs." The band's most recent record, Immortalized, has been a major success, selling 98,000 copies and topping the Billboard 200.

DISTURBED's first guest contribution on an album

Disturbed, a band from Chicago, is back with their first new album in over three years. This newest release is called Divisive. It is also the first time the band has enlisted a guest vocalist. One of the most powerful tracks on the album is the song "Don't Tell Me" featuring Ann Wilson of Heart. The track tells the story of a dying relationship.

The album features some churning guitar riffs, staccato vocals, and some uplifting melodies. The lyrics vary from love to war, and are about social unrest. In fact, the album has been nominated for the GRAMMY(r) Award for "Best Rock Performance".

DISTURBED has built an impressive, bulletproof catalogue, with hits such as "Inside the Fire," "Down With the Sickness," and "Stricken." Their latest release, "Divisive," features 15 songs that hit the #1 spot on the US Rock Radio charts. A vinyl edition of the LP is being released by Revolver, and a limited number of these are available to fans.

Unlike other heavy rock bands, Disturbed have made a point of using a variety of musical styles. Some of the songs on the new LP include acoustic and semi-acoustic versions. And the song "Hey You," from the album's July release, marks the band's first new song in four years.

Featuring guitarist Dave Draiman, keyboardist/keyboardist Dan Donegan, drummer Mike Wengren, and bassist John Moyer, DISTURBED have built a reputation as a hard rock institution. They have sold out concerts worldwide and have received multiple GRAMMY(r) nominations. Most recently, they were awarded Best Rock Artist by the iHeartRadio Music Awards.

The band has been featured in many films and television shows, including the blockbuster "Star Wars" trilogy. Among its other accolades, DISTURBED was a finalist for the GRAMMY(r) Award in the "Best Hard Rock Performance" category for the track "Inside the Fire." But it was only after the band's performance in front of the President and First Lady at the White House that the band truly broke out.

DISTURBED's next LP is coming in 2022. And according to a whiteboard picture posted by David Draiman, the new album has a few different titles. While it is possible that the new disc is a cover album, it is more likely that it is an all-original LP. As for the mascot, the band's official mascot was originally a drawing of a face with a big grin, but the band later altered the image.

Having been in the music scene for more than two decades, DISTURBED has accumulated a huge catalog of hits. Although the group has branched out from its signature heavy metal sound, the group still maintains its insurgent and aggressive vibe.

DISTURBED have been a major force on the hard rock/alt-metal scene since the turn of the millennium. The group has achieved record-breaking sales and has won several awards, including two Grammys. Their albums have sold millions of copies, and their songs have amassed more than eight billion streams.

Bin Reaper 3: New Testament 2023 Album Review

If you are a fan of rap music, then you must have heard of the Bin Reaper. It is the hottest rapper on the planet right now. His latest song, "The New Testament", is about the rise of the New Testament and is a must listen.

Lil Yachty

The rap world is abuzz about BabyTron, a Detroit native who has made a name for himself as one of the quickest wittiest rappers around. He has been known for his unique style of rap, which mixes quirky delivery with zany beats. And the latest addition to his illustrious tracklist is the new single, "Gimme Dat," with Lil Yachty.

After taking a break from his Bin Reaper series last year, BabyTron is back with the third installment. This time, the Detroit emcee has tapped fellow Michigan rap artists Rico Nasty and Cordae to help with the project. But just what does the album have to offer?

It's worth mentioning that the first two albums in the series, Bin Reaper: Old Testament and Bin Reaper: 2nd Coming, were both extremely well received. The new album also has plenty of familiar faces, including Babyface Ray, ShittyBoyz, RMC Mike, No Jumper and Certified Trapper, among others. However, the tracks do not quite follow up on Babytron's potential from earlier tapes. Also, the album's B-Sides are a bit bland. Even though there are some fun samples, they don't offer much in the way of new elements. While the tracks are still a treat every time, it's a stretch to call the album a masterpiece.

Aside from its lack of exciting beats, the album also fails to offer anything that could be considered gospel. For example, Babyface Ray speaks in the densely referential, "shitter"-type language of a scammer. There's even a joke about the rapper chance.

In addition to his witty wordplay and unique sound, BabyTron also has an ear for beats. Often, he combines his quirky delivery with an eclectic mix of '80s synth jams. Such is the case on the track "Tronalation 28:27," where a hyphy crossover is juxtaposed against a string and bell infused instrumental. On the other hand, the instrumental on "2 Ea$y" has a more horn-laced feel.

As a whole, the new album from BabyTron is a solid release. The Detroit emcee has made a name for himself as a prolific artist, and his fans have grown with him. His music has a regional sound, and he's a frequent collaborator with artists outside of his immediate circle. One of his biggest hits to date is the song "Mr. Hanky," which features a trap instrumental. Despite the album's shortcomings, it's certainly a worthy follow up to his previous releases. Whether you're a die-hard fan of BabyTron's or just looking for a mellow, relaxing album to listen to, there's something for you on New Testament. Ultimately, it's a promising start to the new year for this upcoming rapper. We'll have to wait and see how he continues his streak. If it continues, we can expect a lot from BabyTron in the years to come.

Rico Nasty

Bin Reaper 3: New Testament is a new album by BabyTron, a Detroit rap cult hero. It is a follow up to his previous release, Bin Reaper 3: Old Testament, and includes a whopping 26 tracks. The album features guest appearances from Lil Yachty and Rico Nasty. Despite this, the New Testament doesn't quite match the level of quality that the previous tapes offered. While the album does feature a few witty lyrics and impressive beats, it doesn't really hit the same highs of Babytron's previous projects.

Considering the success of Bin Reaper 3: Old Testament, it makes sense that BabyTron would want to drop a sequel. To do so, he reached out to fellow Michigan rap stars, like Rico Nasty, Lil Yachty, and Babyface Ray. On the new album, they all contribute, but Babytron also tapped the help of other emcees, bringing in Raleigh rapper Cordae to make a few tracks.

In the meantime, BabyTron's other projects include his solo work, his role as a member of the ShittyBoyz, and his side project Zap Zone with Certified Trapper. He has also landed interviews with the likes of No Jumper, Rolling Stone, and Luka Troncic. Even if you're not a fan of his music, it's important to know that he's a bona fide emcee. If you're looking for an artist with a unique voice and an unmatched ear for beats, you'll want to look no further.

"Mr. Hanky" is a song that has been around for a while, but it was recently re-released as a single. Not only does the song boast an interesting name, but it also has a catchy premise and a great performance. With Babytron's uncanny knack for quick wit and wordplay, it's easy to understand why he was able to get Rico Nasty to jump on the track.

Other notable mentions from the Bin Reaper trilogy include the two-parter "Mike Amiri Monster," and "Remote Control," a song that samples Kenan & Kel, Samurai Jack, and Tron. These are just a few of the standouts on the album, but the New Testament also includes some songs that aren't to be missed.

As a whole, the Bin Reaper trilogy is definitely one of the best of the year. It's no surprise that Babytron's fans have already started to get excited about the upcoming release, and the anticipation is only growing. Hopefully, BabyTron can deliver on his promises and continue his streak with his next studio album. Until then, fans can take solace in knowing that the Bin Reaper series is still going strong. So keep it locked for more updates, and you can expect to see these artists in the music scene for years to come. Until then, Happy Hip-Hop!

BabyTron

BabyTron's Bin Reaper 3: New Testament 2023 is the latest release from the cult favorite Detroit rapper. The follow-up to his recent "MegaTron" and "Bin Reaper 3: Old Testament", the latest offering from the Beetleborgs star features more than a handful of familiar faces. While the album is a fun listen in the grand scheme of things, it has a few flaws. Some of these include a disappointing lack of any zany beats, a bloated tracklist, and a lack of any genuinely memorable samples. Other than the big punchline in "Chance the Rapper," which is surprisingly apt for the album, there aren't many other standouts.

It's clear that Babytron is a fast-paced emcee with a flair for humor and a fervent fan base. He is also a well-rounded musician, having worked with many artists outside his close-knit social circle. In December, he dropped an EP titled They Won't Clear This, and he has just announced details about his next studio album. Regardless of what the future holds, BabyTron is sure to keep fans entertained.

While the title track may not be the most groundbreaking record, it does prove that BabyTron's ear for beats is unmatched. The album is a whirlwind of references, recitations, and a few well-chosen witticisms. With his fervent fans in mind, BabyTron has tapped a handful of notable names for features. For example, the song "Mr. Hanky" taps '80s synth jams in a very clever fashion, while "Za Morant" brings back the atmospheric vibe.

Despite the bloat, the album contains a few worthwhile moments. The "Bin Reaper 3: Old Mocking Mote" is a solid choice for a track that isn't a song, but still has some fun elements to it. Similarly, the album's "From the Block" performance ties into the era's heyday by linking up with Chicago's legendary A Zae Productions. Moreover, the "Mr.Mutt" homage is a good one. Featuring Lil Yachty, the track has a catchy hook and a clever chorus.

The most exciting part about Bin Reaper 3: New Testament is that it will be followed by a sequel in a few years. That's a savvy move by BabyTron, as his rap career has been on an upwards trajectory over the past few years. Whether the sequel lives up to the expectations, we'll have to wait and see. If you're into a smoky, funky, and a little bit wacky, you'll definitely want to keep an eye out for the third and final installment. Until then, you can check out BabyTron's previous works to get a feel for his rap style.

Forbes 30 Under 30 2023

Forbes 30 under 30 honorees are a group of people who have made it big in business and have paved the way for other entrepreneurs to succeed. Some of the categories in which the honorees are recognized include Marketing & Advertising, Entrepreneurs, and Games. There is also a section for Women and People of Color.

Marketing & Advertising honorees

In the tenth year of the Forbes 30 under 30 Marketing & Advertising list, a number of young entrepreneurs have been selected to be honored. These honorees are considered among the next wave of innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders. The selection process was based on ingenuity, inventiveness, and impact.

This year's list is comprised of over 600 innovators. Honorees are vetted by the Forbes editorial team and a panel of industry leaders. They are chosen from 20 categories, including manufacturing and industry, finance, technology, health care, arts and style, and sports and entertainment.

To be eligible for the Forbes 30 under 30 marketing & advertising list, candidates must be under 30 years old as of December 31, 2022. Forbes will evaluate candidates based on their inventiveness, business potential, and impact.

The list is a showcase for the most innovative, young people in the world. Forbes' marketing & advertising division has partnered with major brands to highlight the work of the newest generation of leaders. Some of these partners include Microsoft Surface and Cole Haan.

The Forbes 30 under 30 list also boasts a robust community online. Over 10,000 people are in the Under 30 alumni network. Their talents and ideas are poised to change the world.

Forbes' list has spawned a franchise that is now a key revenue stream for the media company. It has expanded beyond the standard list to a year-round digital presence and summit series. Advertisers are jumping on the opportunity to reach a younger audience.

Forbes' under 30 program has evolved over the past ten years into its flagship product. It has also expanded to international markets, enabling the company to find and recognize the best young talent in the world.

The under 30 brand has built a year-round digital and social media presence. The brand is also expanding into video and social media programming. Through this, the Under 30 brand is able to extend its reach to more than 26 million 13-to-34-year-olds.

As part of its tentpole events lineup, Forbes will host an annual Under 30 Summit in Ohio through 2025. This summit is designed to bring together the newest generation of innovators, leaders, and trailblazers.

Entrepreneurs and innovators

For more than a decade, Forbes has been celebrating the most promising young disruptors. Their annual list of the 30 Under 30 is a celebration of the best entrepreneurs and innovators. These up-and-coming leaders are making an impact in business, marketing, and culture.

This year's class of Forbes 30 under 30 includes 600 young leaders from all over North America. From startups to gaming giants to big brands, the class is diverse and diverse in perspectives. In addition to technology, innovation and business, the class is also addressing global warming, reproductive health, and more.

To make the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, candidates must have been under 30 years old on December 31, 2022. They must have never been on the list before, and the winners are judged by a panel of experts.

The Forbes 30 under 30 2023 list is a celebration of entrepreneurship. It includes the best up-and-coming innovators, who are using technology in new and innovative ways. Whether they are creating their own robotics, designing and building automated systems, or using robotics to help grow protein-rich mushrooms at affordable prices, these entrepreneurs are creating solutions to real problems.

As part of its 2023 tentpole events lineup, Forbes has named Ohio the host state of the Forbes Under 30 Summit. This event will bring together business leaders of tomorrow for four days of learning and building.

This summit will celebrate the state's entrepreneurial community. Ohio is one of the leading states in technology, industrial manufacturing, and infrastructure. We are honored to welcome the next generation of leaders to Ohio and look forward to their progress and contributions.

A number of the Forbes 30 under 30 2023 honorees were alums of the NYU Entrepreneurial Institute, which is a part of the College of Management at the NYU School of Business. This year's list included 26 alumni, with notable awards in several categories.

Some of the most recognizable names on the Forbes 30 under 30 2023 list include Jimmy Donaldson, who is a world-renowned YouTube creator and has been worth more than $500 million. Other names to watch include DISCZ, which is one of the most popular music discovery apps in the Apple store.

Women and people of color

In this year's Forbes "30 Under 30" issue, the magazine named 17 women and people of color. The list includes a record-breaking runner, a two-time NHL MVP, and the first female hockey player to land an NHL video game cover.

One of the names on the list is Megan Thee Stallion, a songwriter who collaborated with Cardi B on songs that got two billion streams on Spotify. Her earnings this year were largely from music royalties and endorsements. She also has a tip for how to stretch your money.

Another name on the list is Yara Shahidi, actress and star of the hit show "Black-ish." She started an online mentoring program with the Young Women's Leadership Network to support young girls of color. Also on the list is Arike Ogunbowale, an investor in a media startup that targets women's sports.

The 2023 Forbes "30 Under 30" list is comprised of a selection of trailblazers across all industries. These pioneers were chosen by Forbes writers and editors who evaluated a pool of 12,000 candidates. Their accomplishments, social impact, and inventiveness were considered. Some of the categories included entertainment, health care, science, and retail.

Last year, 47% of the honorees were people of color. There were also a few immigrant honorees. They came from 46 countries.

Other members of the Forbes "30 Under 30" list are Kalina Bryant, who is a member of the Philadelphia 76ers, and Suneera Modhani, who is the founder and CEO of payments startup Stax. Several other honorees have backgrounds in science, technology, gaming, and sports.

This year, the Forbes "30 Under 30" in Social Media list highlighted the creator economy. It was created using public nominations, and featured a panel of judges. This list is an extension of the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, which recognizes emerging professionals.

Other honorees include Aida Osman, the co-lead of HBO's "Rap Sh!t" series, and Victoria Cana, who is a former wizard and lead producer of Riot Game's digital card game Legends of Runeterra.

Earlier this year, the Forbes "30 Under 30" Summit was held in Detroit. During this event, executives from the magazine and its subsidiaries met with Black and Latinx leaders, including DJ Sky Jetta and For(bes) The Culture's Co-Founders, Leah Hill and Miles Johnson.

Games honorees

The Forbes Magazine "30 Under 30" list features thirty innovators who are under the age of 30 and are making a difference in twenty different categories. The list also features young disruptors from around the world.

As you might expect, the list includes some of the biggest names in sports and gaming. Two-time NHL MVP Connor McDavid and record-breaking runner Sydney McLaughlin make the list. However, this year's honorees are far from the only notables. There are also 16 women and 17 people of color on the list.

While some of these honorees are recognized for their success in sports, many of them are tackling more important issues such as reproductive health, global warming, and the rise of student debt. Some of these individuals have even used their success online to help their communities in real life.

These individuals are some of the most innovative leaders in the world. Their impact can be seen through the projects they have developed and the businesses they have launched.

Forbes' 30 Under 30 Games list was created based on internal research and hundreds of nominations. It is a great showcase for rising stars in the games industry.

This year's list features several alumni from Stanford. One was chosen in the Entrepreneurship category. Others were selected in the Retail and Ecommerce category, the Energy category, and the Science category. Another was named in the Social Impact category.

Forbes' "30 Under 30" list is a great way to see what's happening at the cutting edge of technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship. You can get full coverage on the list, as well as the names of this year's honorees, by visiting the Forbes website.

For the first time, a Black woman will be featured on the cover of the Forbes "30 Under 30" issue. Megan thee Stallion is the cover star of this year's issue. Other honorees include Joel Embiid, who plays center for the Philadelphia 76ers, and record-breaking runner Sydney McLaughlin.

The magazine has also enlisted two Stanford students to its "30 Under 30" list. Malena Rice '22 Ph.D., who studied astronomy and is a postdoctoral fellow at MIT, will join the faculty at Yale in 2023.

How Many 30 for 30 Episodes Are There Left to Come in 2023?

If you're wondering how many 30 for 30 episodes there are left to come in the year 2023, there are no hard numbers. However, there are some notable installments that have occurred so far. These include the UFC and Game 3 of the World Series. We also take a look at the impact of the Loma Prieta earthquake on California.

The first episode focused on Wayne Gretzky

30 for 30 2023 is a sports documentary that focuses on a number of sports related topics. It features interviews with famous athletes, sports icons and their coaches.

The first episode in the series focuses on hockey legend Wayne Gretzky. He is one of the most iconic athletes of all time, and was known for his talent and leadership. In a career that spanned 22 years, he amassed 182 points, 70 goals and 112 assists.

Gretzky's hockey-related achievements have been widely covered in the media. His name is mentioned in the sports media all the time, and he was a part of pop culture. Even in his younger days, he was popular. But it was the big trade he made to the Los Angeles Kings that really caught the attention of the sports world.

One of the great things about this documentary is that it tells the story of the Gretzky trade in a way that's informative and interesting. The narrator uses the "Brillitos" and the "Hawk" in the context of the Gretzky trade, and his former GM Glen Sather provides memorable appearances.

Another of the 30 for 30's many incarnations is the narrated Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. During the original air dates of each episode, commercials for both companies were shown during each intermission.

For more than a decade, ESPN has produced a wildly successful sports documentary series. This series has spawned a host of documentaries focusing on a variety of subjects, from the aforementioned Gretzky trade to the Hillsborough Stadium tragedy.

Throughout the history of the documentary, the 30 for 30 has featured a few notable filmmakers. They have included the aforementioned "Small Potatoes," a short movie that takes a look at the failure of the USFL.

The impact of the Loma Prieta earthquake

Survivors of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake are preparing for another big one. Scientists predict a major quake could happen again in the near future. The USGS estimates a 72 percent chance of another 7.0-plus earthquake occurring within the next 30 years.

One of the most powerful earthquakes in California history happened on October 17, 1989. It caused a lot of damage and killed 63 people. Unlike previous earthquakes in the Bay Area, which were centered on the San Francisco area, this one was on the Santa Cruz Mountain side of the San Andreas Fault system.

The quake lasted about fifteen seconds, and was accompanied by strong ground shaking. Compared to the 1906 San Francisco quake, which was a magnitude 7.9, the Loma Prieta quake released 16 times the energy.

After the quake, thousands of homes and commercial structures in the region were damaged. Some of the most significant were located in the Marina District in San Francisco. Other structures were buckled and leveled, including the upper deck of the Bay Bridge.

Since the Loma Prieta earthquake, the city has taken steps to improve its building codes. It has also developed a program that helps residents prepare for an earthquake.

A new documentary podcast explores the impact of the quake. "Stories from the Epicenter" is set to release on the 31st anniversary of the quake. Each episode will focus on a different aspect of the disaster, from economic impact to social and political tensions.

The podcast will feature interviews with survivors, first responders, and unsung heroes. The episodes are a series of interviews that provide a look into the recovery efforts and political tensions associated with the aftermath.

The impact of Game 3 of the World Series

When the Houston Astros and Philadelphia Phillies were scheduled to play Game 3 of the World Series on Monday night, the skies decided to open up. It was a gloomy night for the teams, and the weather caused some problems for the field crews. The game was postponed until Tuesday evening.

As for what the postponement means for the series, the answer isn't really clear. In the case of the Phillies, the rainout will likely have little effect on their prospects to win the Series. However, it will likely affect some fans, and it will be interesting to see how it plays out.

As for the Phillies, they have won 69% of their home playoff games in Philadelphia. If they win the first two games of the series, they'll be playing in Citizens Bank Park for the next three games.

On the other hand, if the rain continues to come down, Game 4 of the Series could be pushed back. This isn't the first time a World Series has been delayed by a rainout. Back in 2008, the game was suspended after a downpour, and the team was forced to play the following day.

For the Astros, it will be an extra day off, and they may be able to take advantage of the time off. The Philadelphia crowd, meanwhile, has carried the Phillies to an unblemished record at home.

The impact of the postponement of Game 3 of the World Series isn't clear, but it's a major bummer. Not only will fans have to miss out on a crucial World Series game, but they'll also have to make adjustments to their plans.

The impact of the UFC

The UFC has been around for more than three decades. During that time, it has become the world's largest MMA promotion. However, it has faced many trials and tribulations.

Getting MMA legalized in New York was one of the biggest hurdles that the organization had to overcome. However, it was able to make a huge impact on the mainstream sports world, as well.

Another hurdle that the UFC has encountered is the rise of performance enhancing drugs. Regardless of the cause of the problem, the sport has been very controversial.

One of the biggest challenges for the UFC is the ability to create a code of conduct. Athletes sometimes post inflammatory statements on social media that can turn into a big problem. Fortunately, the organization has had success in dealing with online controversies.

The UFC has also seen a rise in international talent. This includes women. Increasing numbers of female fans will help the sport expand in more markets.

In addition to increasing the popularity of MMA, the UFC has also tried to use social media to connect with fans. With a well-designed strategy, the organization can build a household name.

As the UFC moves into a new phase in its history, it has begun to look for a new broadcast deal. One potential suitor is ESPN. While the organization has handled controversies on social media and online, it will need to address any issues that could tarnish the public perception of its athletes.

Moreover, the UFC will need to find a way to attract more casual viewers. Its strategy of having many of its cards broadcast on free television is different from that of other major sports leagues.

Other notable installments

A quick perusal of ESPN's 30 for 30: Soccer Stories show me a few notables. They're not exactly awe inspiring, but they're good enough to entertain the most jaded sports fan. There's also a few sexy ladies to be had. Those who aspire to play professional basketball will likely be sated.

The big question is: which is the best? While the Spirits of Saint Louis does have a claim to fame, it's hard to top Wayne Gretzky for sheer volume. That said, a documentary about one of the most famous players in sports history would have to be a close second. Having said that, this isn't a documentary about Wayne Gretzky.

Among the documentaries on display, one stands out above the rest. It's not the first time ESPN has showcased a soccer documentary on the air, but it's the first to have a plethora of titles to choose from. In addition to the flagship program, ESPN has also produced the 30 for 30: Soccer Stories series in April and July of 2014.

Despite having one of the most ambitious schedules of all time, it's safe to say that 30 for 30: Soccer Stories has produced some of the best documentaries of the year so far. Not only have they showcasing some of the best sports stories on display, they've done so with a flair. Thanks to a presenting sponsor, Cadillac, the company's ad campaign will be in full force. And if the company's previous documentaries are anything to go by, this is likely to be one of the most prolific years in the series' nine-year run.

One of the more entertaining episodes was "Dream the Impossible." In it, director Jeff Tremaine details the storied exploits of extreme sports pioneer Mat Hoffman.

Fred Again and the Blessed Madonna 2023?

The future of dance music is set to be a big one, with many of the biggest names in the game coming back with their best work yet. And it doesn't just include a new fred and the blessed madonna. There are a lot of other bands on the horizon that may become big too. Let's take a look at some of them.

Marea

The Blessed Madonna has been in the business of putting a premium on female talent for some time now. With one of the best record labels around, the powerhouse has the good graces of the likes of Jay-Z, Kanye West, and a few dozen others. As the flagship label of a major conglomerate, the good times are no joke. Keeping it tight and edgy is no small task, but the juggernaut is the only way to go. Luckily for you, you'll get the chance to snag the latest and greatest on the main drag. To make things even sweeter, there's a bonus pool for you to play in. It's a fun and rewarding way to experience the sexiest of the bunch, all while enjoying some of the city's hottest grub. And what better way to start off the year than in the knowable minded woman's company? Plus, who needs a man in the house to pay attention to you?

Aside from the music, the company has put its best foot forward by unveiling an array of exclusives. This includes the aforementioned new label, as well as a swag bag, courtesy of one of the aforementioned best mates. Moreover, the company has announced plans for an immersive residency in Los Angeles, which will likely cement the status of being the king of the hill in the coming years.

Serotonin Moonbeams

Marea Stamper, the DJ and producer known as the Blessed Madonna, has released her first single in over five years. She has been a part of the dance scene for the better part of two decades, but this is her first stab at a solo project. 'Serotonin Moonbeams' is a sparkling house number that boasts a fun and effervescent rhythm and a sweeping vocal performance by Uffie.

Originally from Kentucky, Stamper cut her teeth as a radio DJ while at the University of Louisville. Then, after a stint as a talent buyer for Smartbar in Chicago, she pursued her love of dance music and DJing. This experience gave her a solid foundation to build her career on. Aside from DJing, she also owns a record label, We Still Believe.

During her time at Smartbar, the Blessed Madonna was exposed to various house styles and electronic music. Her DJ sets included everything from classic electro to latest wave. However, she left the bar to focus on her own production. Over the years, she has racked up an impressive list of credits. Among the highlights are the remixes of Mark Ronson and Gwen Stefani, as well as the edgy "Club Future Nostalgia" remix of Dua Lipa's hit "Levitating". Now, the Blessed Madonna has a new project in the works. It's set to be her first release on Warner Records.

Besides her new single, the Blessed Madonna is also set to headline a party in London in November, which will feature Ruby Savage, Paula Tape, Young Marco, and Young Marco. Earlier this year, she curated a mix of music and DJs for Dua Lipa's upcoming album Club Future Nostalgia. In addition, she has a collaboration with singer Uffie.

'Serotonin Moonbeams' has all the hallmarks of the 'populist house' genre. It's a sparkling cross-over dance track that features a punchy drum beat, vibrant house piano tabs, and an effervescent vocal performance. Taking its cue from '90s rave parties, it has all the elements of a perfect dance track. And if you're not convinced, check out the accompanying video. Featuring real footage of Stamper at a club, the video gives a sense of how beautiful and chaotic the world of clubbing can be.

As a DJ, Marea Stamper has been known to throw some of the best parties in the city. When she was a teenager, she would sell party gear at local raves. Eventually, she moved to London and worked for a local music company. After a sold out run at XOYO nightclub in 2017, she relocated to the capital. Since then, she has made a name for herself as one of the most influential and innovative DJs in the country. Along with her own parties, she's helped spearhead the Daphne Festival, a celebration of women and their work behind the decks.

Future of dance music

The Blessed Madonna has made a name for herself as an innovator in the global dance music scene. She has collaborated with a range of superstar artists and is set to release her debut album in 2020. As she gears up for her album release, she has released her first solo single in over a year.

The Blessed Madonna is a DJ and producer who has been working in the electronic music scene since the mid-2010s. Her production work reflects her love of a range of genres, from classic electro to new wave and techno. In the past few years, her production work has reached the top of daytime radio playlists, and her latest track "Serotonin Moonbeams" has already become a club hit. Having worked with Frankie Knuckles and Elton John, she is poised to take on a new era with her forthcoming album.

Fred Gibson is a BRIT Award winning songwriter and producer. His music has been described as contemplative electro-pop. He first met The Blessed Madonna in the middle 2010s, when he was in Palestine. Since then, he has been recording and producing for a variety of artists, including Missy Elliott, George Ezra, Charli XCX, and BTS.

Fred Gibson is known for his unique approach to sampling. By incorporating voice notes and real life recordings, his tracks can be viewed as an expression of his own perspective on life. This method is a departure from most producers. It also reflects his friendships with artists and friends.

For his upcoming collaboration with the Blessed Madonna, Gibson has crafted a song with a powerful message. In the lyrics, Stamper calls for a sense of unbridled freedom. While the song is meant to be tongue-in-cheek, it is actually a poignant message of hope.

As a member of the Swedish House Mafia, Stamper is one of the world's most successful electronic acts. In addition to collaborating with the Swedish House Mafia, she has also teamed up with a host of other big names, including Future, Baxter Dury, and Jamie XX. The singer/songwriter has been described as a "poet turned DJ", with his lyrics aimed at "living in the moment".

"Serotonin Moonbeams" is the first solo single from Marea Stamper in more than a year. She is a singer, songwriter, and producer who is based in London. Although she is well-known for her community house music, she has also worked in various genres, from pop to rap.

As a producer, Gibson has also teamed up with the legendary Brian Eno. Together, they are using found footage and ambient drones. With the help of fellow artist MC Guante, he has compiled a digital scrapbook of sonic diaries spanning over two decades. Using this as his foundation, Gibson has been able to create a series of eerie, yet beautiful, tracks.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is set to open in 2023 and will be honoring some of the greatest names in the music business. Among those who will be enshrined in the hall include Nat "King" Cole, B.B. King, Ray Charles, Linda Ronstadt, The Four Seasons, The Four Tops, and Tupac Shakur. Whether you're a fan of these artists or not, there's plenty to learn about them. Thankfully, you don't have to wait until the ceremony to learn more. Here are some great places to check out the history of the famed musicians.

B.B. King

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is the institution that records the history of musical influences. It honors those who have made lifetime contributions to rock music. There are four categories of inductees: artists, backing bands, sidemen, and producers.

The first class of inductees included Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, and James Brown. Other notable inductees have been the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Paul Simon, and Aretha Franklin.

However, the lineup for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a bit of a jumble. Only eight percent of inductees are women. This has caused some concern, particularly since most of the nominees are white men.

Aside from Paul Simon, who was inducted twice, the majority of inductees are black. In fact, one of the few women inducted is Madonna.

Those who are not black are represented by a commercially savvy group of inductees. Bruce Springsteen's manager is a significant figure at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

While most of the nominees are American-centric, there are a couple of foreign acts nominated. Nine Inch Nails, the Moody Blues, and Dire Straits will be honoured in Cleveland, Ohio.

Linda Ronstadt

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a cultural institution that honors the best of rock and roll, recording the history of the influential musicians and bands of the past. Founded in Cleveland, Ohio, United States, it is a testament to the life and work of great artists.

The Hall of Fame lists the careers of performers and backing bands, a history of influential producers, and a list of sidemen. It also has a special category for singles that shaped the history of rock 'n' roll.

During the first half of the twentieth century, there were several iconic figures who changed the face of rock and roll. One of them was Lou Reed. He helped establish the groundwork for the modern era of rock music, bringing a new sense of songwriting to the genre.

Another was Jimi Hendrix. Although he is best known for his guitar playing, he was a huge influence on the era's vocalists, including Elton John and Bob Welch.

Other notable artists who were inducted into the Hall of Fame include Stevie Nicks, Duran Duran, and Nile Rodgers. There were several other bands that were inducted, including Fleetwood Mac and Grateful Dead.

Nat "King" Cole

There are a lot of famous musicians who have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It includes artists and bands from all over the world. These artists have been recognized for their contributions to music, their achievements, and their influence on other artists.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is located in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. Its purpose is to preserve the history of popular musicians and their contributions. In addition, it records the history of the influential musical and non-musical figures that have shaped the culture of rock and roll.

Nat "King" Cole was a famous singer, musician, and actor. He was a pioneer in the African-American music industry. His career spanned six decades, and he paved the way for Black Americans to be featured in the media.

Aside from being an acclaimed singer, he was also an actor, a musician, and a radio host. He was the first Black musician to host a national network variety television show.

Nat King Cole died in 1965, at age 45. After his death, Irving Azoff's Iconic Artists Group bought all his assets and is now entrusted with the management of his legacy.

R.E.M.

If you were lucky enough to be there for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 2022 induction ceremony, you would have seen that there are some interesting figures on the list. But the overall lineup looks like a commercially craven group of inductees.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction schedule was published on October 26, and the induction will take place at Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles on November 5. It's a little surprising that the Stones were inducted in the third year of the induction process.

One of the most interesting figures is Patti Smith. She had an enormous musical range, and her albums were more daring than anything else at the time. Her music also brought the ecstasy of Van Morrison to rock.

But it's hard to imagine that anyone would be surprised by the presence of Diana Ross. Her music was considered magical, and she possessed a voice that could pierce glass.

She was also considered polymophically perverse. Some have suggested that she is the high priest of archness.

Ray Charles

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is an institution that honors the careers of rock artists and bands that have influenced the industry. It is based in Cleveland, Ohio, United States.

In the first class of inductees, artists included Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, and Ray Charles. After a few years, the hall began a new category recognizing singles. Some of the winners included Stevie Ray Vaughan, Paul McCartney, and Nirvana.

The second class included T. Rex and the Moody Blues. However, the nominees for the class of 2018 were a surprisingly commercially oriented group of inductees. They also included 14 other "shortlisted" acts that didn't make the final cut.

While the list was not perfect, the hall did a good job of recognizing the work of artists and bands that were outside of its genre. These include folk, blues, and gospel, all of which were early influences on rock'n'roll.

But some of these artists had more than a few missteps along the way. A few were robbed of the recognition they deserved. For example, singer Marvin Gaye was passed over, and rock's best balladeer, Otis Redding, died in a plane crash in 1967.

Righteous Brothers

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction list is updated regularly. During the past year, many new performers have been inducted into the hall. Some of these artists were inducted for the first time, while others were inducted for the second or third time.

In addition to recognizing the achievements of individual artists, the Hall of Fame also recognizes the contributions of bands and sidemen. This includes songs and singles, producers and other people who helped shape the history of rock and roll.

The rock and roll hall of fame is an institution in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. Its mission is to record and recognize the history of influential musicians and bands.

Inductees include the Who, Simon & Garfunkel, The Kinks and others. Each inductee has a life story and an impact on rock music. For example, Eric Clapton is inducted three times, while Neil Young is inducted twice.

Some of the artists inducted into the hall of fame have been relatively unpopular. However, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has a fairly unique tradition of recognizing those who help to define the musical culture of the United States.

The Four Seasons, The Four Tops, Tupac Shakur

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is the most comprehensive collection of influential musicians, composers, producers, and engineers of all time. It is housed in Cleveland, Ohio, United States.

While the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame lists some of the greatest bands of all time, it's also the place where rock acts are inducted for backing their fellow artists. There's a lot of controversy over the Hall's lack of diversity in inductees.

Inductees are not only chosen by the nominating committee, but they are vetted by members of the record industry. Some of the artists included in the Hall of Fame's history are not necessarily popular.

For instance, the Rolling Stones were inducted in the third year of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. That's unfortunate because they were inducted before many of their peers.

Also, there was the Supremes, an all-star trio whose songs radiated glamour and sophistication. They were also one of the first groups to play music for television audiences.

Van Morrison

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's induction list for 2023 includes a motley group of inductees. These include an iconoclastic Bruce Springsteen and the bouncy song cycle about the South. But the list also includes a band that was a commercial flop.

As we've seen over the years, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has had its problems. One of those is its tendency to induct bands that weren't very good. During the third year of inductions, the Stones were inducted.

When the Stones were inducted, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame set a bad precedent. Its nominating committee was made up of a few guys who were record industry types. They decided on a slate of nominees and then met with other record industry guys to vote.

The Hall of Fame has also been criticized for its treatment of women. ABBA and Joan Jett were inducted into the Hall of Fame, but only because the hall cronies were more interested in commercial success than artistic excellence.