“The guitar was in horrible shape. The paint job was all flaked off, it didn’t have the original tailpiece… at one point, the headstock snapped off”: He’s a hitmaker who owned Eric Clapton’s “The Fool” SG, produced Meat Loaf, and played with R

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He’s a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer who’s had his own hits and worked with such artists as Cheap Trick, Sean Cassidy, and Meat Loaf, but what Guitar World readers really want to know is… A lot of what I’ve heard of your new album, Global, is heavily electronic, like yourContinue Reading

“We’re deeply proud of and beyond grateful for the music and history we’ve shared, and we wish him nothing but success and happiness in his future endeavors”: Mastodon part ways with Brent Hinds

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Mastodon have parted ways with Brent Hinds, the band announced on social media today (March 7). Hinds co-founded the metal band with guitarist Bill Kelliher, bassist Troy Sanders, and drummer Brann Dailor in 2000. Writing on Instagram, the band said, “Friends and fans, after 25 monumental years together, Mastodon andContinue Reading

The women shaping tomorrow’s hospitality

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On the occasion of International Women’s Rights Day, we are keen to highlight the many women who contribute every day to the evolution, and even the transformation, of the sector. The Hospitality ON editorial team invites you to (re)discover the inspiring words and journeys of women who are shaping theContinue Reading

The DOJ Still Wants Google to Sell Off Chrome

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The US Department of Justice wants Google to sell off its Chrome browser as part of its final remedy proposal in a landmark antitrust case. The proposal, filed Friday afternoon, says that Google must “promptly and fully divest Chrome, along with any assets or services necessary to successfully complete theContinue Reading

Charles Darwin couldn’t find these legendary curly horses. Centuries later, they’ve reappeared.

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There, in a desolate corner of the Somuncurá Plateau in the Argentine province of Río Negro—where the word “inhospitable” seems to have been invented—Gerardo Rodríguez, a veterinarian, spotted a horse calmly grazing amid the rugged landscape. Seeing any horse in such an isolated, arid region was already unusual, but thisContinue Reading