Stephen Kunken is an American actor who is best known for playing Commander Putnam on the Hulu original series “The Handmaid’s Tale,” and for playing Ari Spyros on the television series “Billions.” Kunken was raised in Upper Brookville, New York, and he previously earned his B.A. from Tufts University before going on to graduate from Juilliard School’s Graduate Acting program.... read full bio
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Sunni Brown is an American author, leader of The Doodle Revolution, and founder of Summi Brown Ink, which is a visual thinking consultancy. Through ‘The Doodle Revolution,’ Brown has led the movement to inform people that doodling is good for your brain and isn’t just a distraction. Brown took her concept to a TED conference and gave a TED talk... read full bio
The long wait is now over, and STARS, arguably the most revered indie band to come out of Canada, are back with their fifth studio album, titled The Five Ghosts. It is the first release under the band's new label imprint Soft Revolution Records, which is licensed everywhere in the world save Canada through Vagrant Records. Five Ghosts was released... read full bio
Say Anything is an American alternative-indie band with punk rock and emo influences from Los Angeles, California, fronted by singer-songwriter Max Bemis. The band formed in one year with Bemis and four of his friends. Within two years, they self-released two EPs, “Junior Varsity” and “In Your Dreams, “and the full-length Baseball: An Album by Say Anything. Currently, Say Anything... read full bio
Seth Harris is a well-respected academic, educator, and authority on the topics of national politics, employment, immigration policy, and government efficiency. In light of the significant part he played in the overhaul of the Labor Department, he presents novel strategies to audiences in both the public and commercial sectors with the goal of constructing efficient performance assessment and management systems.... read full bio
Grace Sewell, who is from Australia, is a singer and composer who goes by the stage name SayGrace (she was earlier known as Grace). Her most famous song is a cover of Lesley Gore's "You Don't Own Me," first released in 1963. It was produced by Quincy Jones and Parker Ighile, and featured G-Eazy as a guest artist. In Australia,... read full bio
Stand-up comedian, writer and actor Skyler Higley is a product of Chicago's renowned comedy scene and a WGA award winner. Skyler's razor-sharp writing has been polished through staff writing jobs at The Onion and CONAN as well as contributor roles at ClickHole and The New Yorker. In addition to becoming one of the Just For Laughs Festival's New Faces, Skyler was... read full bio
Northern Irish comedian, author, podcaster and actor Shane Todd performs stand-up comedy. Shane has supported Kevin Hart and Bill Burr on tour and performs all over the world. On Apple & Spotify's Top 20, Shane is the host of the Tea With Me podcast. He served as host of the Shane Todd Show on BBC radio and has been in and written... read full bio
American writer and comedian Sam Jay is most known for her work as a current writer for Saturday Night Live, her Netflix comedy special 3 in the Morning and her roles as co-creator and co-star of the HBO comedy PAUSE with Sam Jay and Bust Down with Peacock. At the age of 29, Jay gave her first stand-up comedy performance, having previously spent... read full bio
Known professionally as Shygirl, Blane Muise is an English rapper, DJ, singer, composer and the co-founder and head of the record label and collective Nuxxe. The music of Shygirl combines elements of grime, deconstructed club, industrial hip-hop and hip house. She has ties to the hyperpop music movement as well. Shygirl became well-known after collaborating with close friend and collaborator Sega Bodega,... read full bio
The British musical group SAULT produces a fusion of R&B, house and disco. Producer Inflo, best known for his work with Little Simz, Michael Kiwanuka, Cleo Sol, Jungle and Adele, is in charge of the project. Despite positive reviews, Sault avoid speaking to the media and work with a variety of unidentified partners. In order to promote their music, they have never... read full bio
As an Oslo-based student at a sports college, Sunniva Lindgård came up with the SASSY 009 name first created as a throwaway SoundCloud account. "I was given the option of choosing a wholly different course, and I chose music. My teacher said, 'OK, today you're going to learn how to produce music'." Lindgård fell head over heels. Being the child of two classically educated musicians,... read full bio
The eighth studio album by Spiritualized and a sequel to Sweet Heart, Sweet Light meticulously weaves layer upon layer of magnificently transcendent sound together to produce a captivating and dramatic collection of songs, from the lullaby that opens A Perfect Miracle to the fading Morse Code at the end of Sail on Through. There are moments when the waves of beautiful... read full bio
Introducing Sheffield-based Sophie and the Giants, a powerful, jovial four-piece band. When Sophie finally found her like-minded "Giants" (a metaphor for how tall they feel when they are together), she was driven by a trying time at school and a need for belonging and she never looked back. And after meeting with SATG, it became abundantly evident how much love and... read full bio
Peter Kember had a new opportunity to go it alone when Sonic Boom made its debut with Spectrum. Kember left the iconic English psych soul band Spacemen 3, which he co-founded with Jason Pierce and replaced it with poppy psychedelia with lo-fi edges, gridless guitars and Velvets-obligated scowls. The self-taught experimentation, circuit bending and interest in modular synthesis that would characterize Kember's career... read full bio
Bay Area hc/punk rock band changed their name and musical direction and made their debut as Sleep with their "Volume One" album. Al Cisneros, Matt Pike and Chris Hakius, the band's core lineup, entered the studio to produce a demo cassette that they sent to Earache Records after Justin Marler departed the group. Under the moniker "Sleep's Holy Mountain," the song was... read full bio
A four-piece progressive bluegrass band called Sicard Hollow was born out of a shared desire for pushing the limits of the music. These youthful pickers, who have been greatly influenced by the Grateful Dead and New Grass Revival, inject new life into a classic sound through bold improvisation and musical prowess. The band came together as a result of shared ties... read full bio
Sunflower Bean, a Brooklyn-based indie pop group, creates a sound that is both recognizable and original by fusing rock & roll fervor with dream pop beauty. The group swiftly gained attention with their first album, Human Ceremony, drawing similarities to groups like Blake Babies and Blondie, all the while touring and gaining fans with their energetic live performances. On Twentytwo... read full bio
Do you ever find yourself wishing that your therapist would lighten up and make a joke, if only for a moment You might find it helpful to listen to the podcast "Seek Treatment," which is hosted by the comedians Catherine Cohen and Pat Regan, who are also best friends. Cohen is known for her stand-up comedy special "The Twist... She's... read full bio
