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Does that song on your phone or on the radio or in the movie theater sound familiar? Private equity -- the industry responsible for bankrupting companies, slashing jobs and raising [...]

Byline: Marc Hogan Does that song on your phone or on the radio or in the movie theater sound familiar? Private equity - the industry responsible for bankrupting companies, slashing [...]

In a major coup for the Grammys, an influential artist who walked away from the spotlight made a grand return to the awards stage on Sunday night: Tracy Chapman. Chapman, [...]

Olivia Rodrigo returned to the Grammys stage on Sunday night with a performance of “Vampire,” her multipart suite about an unworthy ex from her second album, https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/08/arts/music/olivia-rodrigo-guts-review.html “Vampire” debuted at [...]

Monet, once a behind-the-scenes hitmaker for other performers, was nominated for seven Grammys. Her full-length debut, “Jaguar II,” won for best R&B album. In an eclectic field, honors for best [...]

SZA, the artist who arrived at the 66th annual Grammy Awards with the most nominations, took the stage on Sunday night to perform “Snooze” and “Kill Bill.” The rap-leaning R&B [...]

A recent global survey found that 75% of oncologists failed to identify situations representing a conflict of interest, indicating limited awareness in low-income countries about what constitutes a conflict of interest. The survey also revealed that 37.5% of respondents were afraid of losing financial support if they reported a conflict of interest. The study highlights the need for greater transparency and training in ethics and integrity in medical schools and hospitals. Additionally, research has shown that physicians' financial relationships with pharmaceutical companies can influence their prescribing practices, potentially leading to the use of nonrecommended and low-value drugs. Professional societies are urged to further limit industry payments to minimize the risk of patient harm. [Extracted from the article]