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Music Maura Johnston, known to many for her smart pop culture observations, has launched her own weekly magazine. It’s the paid model of digital journalism its founder thinks many fans of the “old web” have been waiting for.

Justin Timberlake just dropped a new single in the music world after a six-year hiatus. "Suit & Tie" has a very classy sense of score and even lyrics. But it isn't quite up to super high-brow standards.

The Thin White Duke releases his new single upon the occasion of his 66th birthday and adds a long player release which will drop in March 2013.

In the debut trailer for the Apple iOS and Google Android app-based game, you take on the role of NBA player Shaquille O'Neal who is humanity's last hope in the zombie apocalypse.

The music industry is shocked and awed by the amazing sales performance of the selected soundtrack from the motion picture Les Miserables, which is today's number 1 charting on both iTunes and Amazon.

Apple's iTunes is giving away a range of free content for the fourth year running over the 12-days of the Christmas period.

Apple announced the launch of its new iTunes store in Russia Tuesday. Little did they know the “In Soviet Russia…” joke would live up to its name. How about a side of sex with your new app?

Rock group from down under, AC/DC, have just allowed their music to be sold on iTunes. While hesitant to allow their songs to be sold individually, the band's entire catalog is now for sale in Apple's digital storefront.

The makers of the beer brand Corona released an app called "Corona Beach Volleyball" which activates when the user's iPhone or iPad detects a bottle of Corona on the table.

A survey by Musicmetric indicates that the artist Rihanna is the world’s most illegally downloaded music artist. The country recording the most illegal downloads is the U.S., followed by the UK.