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KISS’s Gene Simmons on AI in music industry: ‘Learn how to use it, otherwise it will use you’

Gene Simmons of KISS fame is urging the music world to get on board with artificial intelligence. The “Rock and Roll All Nite” singer was asked about his stance on AI on NewsNation’s “The Hill with Blake Burman” on Tuesday, and whether the technology will be “good or bad” for music. The Hill and NewsNation…

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KISS’s Gene Simmons on AI in music industry: ‘Learn how to use it, otherwise it will use you’

Gene Simmons of KISS fame is urging the music world to get on board with artificial intelligence. The “Rock and Roll All Nite” singer was asked about his stance on AI on NewsNation’s “The Hill with Blake Burman” on Tuesday, and whether the technology will be “good or bad” for music. The Hill and NewsNation…

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Sophia Bush opens up on midterms, her new book — and why she won’t say Trump’s name

Don’t count Sophia Bush among the performers who plan on stepping back from making their voices heard in the political world. “What would I do? Silence myself? Take away one of my most important rights to be more palatable or more hirable to people I don’t know? That’s not something that I’m interested in,” Bush…

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Neil Young sues Trump over Ohio rally song

Neil Young says President Trump’s fundraising committee is breaking a vow that “it would never again use ‘Rockin’ in the Free World'” at a campaign rally, and the musician is filing a $10 million copyright infringement lawsuit.  The “Heart of Gold” singer filed the suit against the Trump 47 Committee on Monday. In the filing,…

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Billy Crystal: Trump’s Kennedy Center moves ‘so selfish and so petty’

Billy Crystal — the recipient of two of the Kennedy Center’s most prestigious awards — says what’s happening at the Washington performing arts institution amid President Trump’s legal battle “really hurts.” “I’m one of the few who has been awarded the Mark Twain Prize and the Kennedy Honor with an elite group of people that…

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White House Halloween party to feature Trump Accounts coloring books, Be Best cards

There will be more than pumpkins and candy at the White House’s Halloween celebration — this year’s fright-filled festivities are also poised to scare up some support for Trump Accounts.  The first lady’s press office announced plans Monday for the annual spooky tradition at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. President Trump and Melania Trump will hand out…

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