Counting down the ten greatest covers of The Kinks, the group that typified the sounds of the swinging sixties thanks to the songwriting genius of Ray Davies.

Marvel Comics celebrates the life and work of the late, great Peter David by showcasing his greatest comics on social media.

The New York–based Pollock-Krasner Foundation has announced the winners of 111 grants to artists and 13 to nonprofit organizations, with $3.17 million distributed over the past year.

A little venom doesn't scare Hardy. The country musician, born Michael Wilson Hardy, on Wednesday shared an Instagram video in which he looks cheekily at the camera and says, "Nature, with Hardy ...

On the right is the alternate cover art from illustrator Justine Jones. Wizards of the Coast still hasn’t shared pricing details for either edition, and we don’t know just how lengthy this ...

As well as giving us Bring Me The Horizon’s take on Wonderwall, Spotify have also now teamed up with Damiano David. The Måneskin frontman has shared a new cover of Mark Ronson and Miley Cyrus ...

it's impossible to predict the ceiling for the best comic art," says Todd Hignite, Executive Vice President. "The market is just incredibly deep for such singular examples, and this cover's record ...

See Damiano David hit SiriusXM to play recent single Born With A Broken Heart, plus a cover of Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’ Die With A Smile. While out and about promoting his latest solo single ...

Spotify is rolling out the ability for users to design and customize their own playlist cover art, the company announced on Tuesday. While users have already been able to upload a custom image for ...

Personalizing your Spotify playlist by uploading your own covert art image is a great way to put a visual stamp on your audio mix, but now, you can design that cover art right in the app.

In a press release about Sunrise on the Reaping cover art design, David Levithan, VP, Publisher, and Editorial Director for Scholastic, said, "The spiky sun rises on a symbol that will come to ...

the artist David Hammons started gathering hair from Black barbershops. In New York, he tacked the strands onto grease-slicked paper bags to make multidimensional collages, topped off with a few ...