women in music
“You’re a queen! Wear that crown!” Lady Gaga wrote on Instagram for Ariana Grande.
“Stay safe, speak your minds, and I might sound like a broken record but wear a mask,” Lady Gaga said.
“I haven’t made it official anywhere on social media yet, but people had already guessed it,” said singer Monali Thakur.
When music enters a person’s milieu, it disarms and allows a safe and beautiful space to feel.
Nirmika Singh, the Executive Editor of Rolling Stone India, was at the Grammys this year as a guest of AR Rahman.…
With the #MeToo movement taking over the Indian film industry, we have seen several women calling out the misdemeanours of…
Meet Bindu Subramaniam. A brilliant singer, now focussed on growing an academy that teaches children music to shape their new…
This music junkie from the United Kingdom is the CEO of a Mumbai-based contemporary music school – True School of…
“My journey has been a rather unplanned and a thoroughly enjoyable one,” says Reem Khokhar who works with the US…
If you are given a choice, what would you opt for? The ability to walk again or the gift of…
In the recent years, women rappers like Nicki Minaj and Iggy Azalea have seen immense fame, putting women rappers at par with the male artists. So today, we give you five women rap artists that proved to be game changers in the genre
Shubha Mudgal on succeeding in a male-dominated music world, showing strength of character and seeking fairness for merit in music.
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Chinmayanand Case: Law Student Hands Over 43 Videos To SITSeptember 14, 2019
