Tutorial using Ableton Live 11 Lite with Ski Oakenfull - part of the Music Radar series ...

If you’re a DaVinci Resolve user, you’re familiar with two things. The first is simply working with a great video editing ...

President Donald Trump was back online and back to posting more incomprehensible content after a double date at Vice President JD Vance’s residence Thursday night, with one post in particular, an ...

A music video for the song She's My Kind of Crazy by Emerson Drive, featuring Erika Kirk, has resurfaced after her husband, Charlie Kirk, was assassinated. Erika Kirk has been in focus since taking ...

The decomposing body of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas was found in the trunk of a car belonging to singer D4vd, in Los Angeles. A music video where D4vd is seen putting a dead body in the trunk of a car ...

Born and raised in New York where she got her start filming the city’s gritty hip hop scene in the early 1990s, Martel broke into the pop scene via her collaborative partnership with Mariah Carey. She ...

Taylor Swift is releasing the music video for her single from the upcoming album "The Life of a Showgirl" in movie theaters across the globe. Swift announced showings of “The Fate of Ophelia” music ...

The beloved director rose from lensing clips for New York hip-hop groups in the early 1990s to helming ones for Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, P!nk and many more. By Gil Kaufman Diane Martel, a beloved, ...

The deadly stabbing aboard a light rail car in North Carolina was reimagined as a lifesaving bystander intervention in an eerie new video the rapper DaBaby dropped Tuesday. The music video of "Save Me ...

A city spokesperson said the investigation began on Sept. 2, and that "at this time" no individual employees are being investigated. Scenes from the video show the female singer in a Lansing Fire ...

CHARLOTTE — A new music video by Charlotte rapper DaBaby is getting attention for reenacting a deadly light rail attack that left 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska dead last month. DaBaby shared the video on ...

Adding licensed music to video games has a reputation for being a notoriously complex and challenging process. But California-based company Styngr aims to make it a whole lot easier. The company was ...