And then, once a year, we steal an hour back from the dark.

Daylight Saving Time isn’t just about clocks springing forward or falling back — it’s about light winning, about stretching the day like a golden ribbon across the sky. It’s about that first evening when the sun lingers just a little longer, brushing buildings in amber, turning ordinary streets into movie sets.

Time is the one thing we can’t negotiate with. It doesn’t care about fame, money, or status. It moves — steady, relentless, democratic. But Daylight Saving Time? That’s our tiny rebellion. Our collective decision to chase the light.

And if you’re going to celebrate stealing back the sun, you do it with the best of the best.

You gather the visionaries, the artists, the dreamers — the ones who understand that an extra hour of light is an extra hour to create, to perform, to love, to build legacy. The composers who turn daylight into symphonies. The singers who stretch a sunset into a standing ovation. The storytellers who know that every second counts because every second is currency.

Daylight Saving Time is a reminder:

We don’t just mark time — we make something of it.

It’s cocktails on rooftops while the sky blushes pink.

It’s rehearsals that run long because inspiration doesn’t clock out.

It’s laughter that spills into the evening air, unhurried and unapologetic.

We don’t fear the ticking clock.

We toast to it.

Because the best of the best know something most people forget — time is not meant to be managed. It’s meant to be lived. Stretched. Celebrated.

So, when the clocks shift and the light lingers, step into it.

Stand taller.

Dream bigger.

Create louder.

Top 20 Songs Out Right Now

1. “Twisted” — Scarecrow
2. “Spit” — St. Divine
3. “Younger” — Irene Michaels
4. “Texas Hold ’Em” — Beyoncé
5. “Fortnight” — Taylor Swift ft. Post Malone
6. “Lose Control” — Teddy Swims
7. “Flowers” — Miley Cyrus
8. “Another” — Paulino
9. “Orane” — Avohee Avoher
10. “Vampire” — Olivia Rodrigo
11. “Greedy” — Tate McRae
12. “On Time” — Leroy Thomas
13. “Dance The Night” — Dua Lipa
14. “Cruel Summer” — Taylor Swift
15. “Espresso” — Sabrina Carpenter
16. “Lovin On Me” — Jack Harlow
17. “Calm Down” — Rema & Selena Gomez
18. “Good Luck, Babe!” — Chappell Roan
19. “End of Beginning” — Djo
20. “Saturn” — SZA

Top 20 Indie & Rising Songs Turning Heads Right Now

The independent music world has never been more electrifying. Across rock, pop, alternative, and soul, a new wave of artists is commanding attention with fearless creativity and powerful storytelling. From gritty rock anthems to emotionally charged pop, these songs are building serious momentum across streaming platforms, radio, and live stages.

1. “Twisted” — Scarecrow

A thunderous rock statement with dark theatrical energy, Twisted delivers a cinematic punch. With the powerful presence of legendary rocker Dee Snider on the track and the commanding vocals of lead singer John Blaze, the song feels like a modern metal opera — intense, rebellious, and unforgettable.

2.   “Spit” — St. Divine

A fierce, unapologetic rock track fueled by attitude and razor-sharp energy. Spit explodes with gritty guitars and raw emotion, establishing St. Divine as a band unafraid to challenge expectations.

3. “Younger” — Irene Michaels

An uplifting pop anthem celebrating vitality and reinvention. Irene Michaels delivers a sparkling performance reminding listeners that youth is a mindset and life only becomes richer with experience.

4. “Another” — Paulino

“Another” is the energetic new single from Paulino, inspired by the simple but familiar moment of pouring another drink. Built around a catchy groove and Paulino’s signature rock-leaning vocals, the track captures the mood of late nights, good company, and the carefree feeling that comes when the music is loud and the glasses keep getting refilled. Fun, relatable, and full of attitude, “Another” turns an everyday moment into a sing-along anthem about living in the moment and going back for one more.

5. “One Moment At A Time” — Bex Lindsey

A deeply personal alternative pop release that explores healing, mental health, and resilience through haunting melodies.

6. “Orane Piano Solo (12V)” — Avohee Avoher

A breathtaking instrumental piece where the piano becomes a storyteller. Elegant and emotionally layered, the composition feels both classical and modern.

7. “Rita’s Song” — Quinn Lemley

A glamorous and soulful tribute to the golden age of Hollywood, capturing Lemley’s powerful theatrical voice.

8. “Shadow Lines” — The Midnight Echo

Atmospheric indie rock that builds slowly into a sweeping sonic landscape.

9. “Neon Angels” — Velvet Skyline

Dream-pop textures collide with retro synth energy for a hypnotic late-night soundtrack.

10. “Electric Hearts” — Nova Monroe

A dance-driven indie pop hit with a soaring chorus that refuses to leave your head.

11. “Ghost Town Lovers” — River Saints

12. “Wildfire Eyes” — Luna Vale

13. “Silver Satellite” — Atlas Bloom

14. “Dark Carnival” — The Raven Society

15. “Echoes in the Alley” — Johnny Arcade

16. “Golden Halo” — Stella Gray

17. “After Midnight” — Neon Prophets

18. “Fever Dreamer” — Indigo Riot

19. “Broken Satellites” — The Astral Kids

20. “City of Lights” — Aurora District

Together, these tracks represent the vibrant pulse of the independent music scene — artists who are shaping tomorrow’s sound without waiting for permission. From the explosive rock energy of Scarecrow and St. Divine to the radiant pop spirit of Irene Michaels, the indie landscape continues to prove that the most exciting music often comes from those willing to create their own path.

Top 20 Radio, Podcast & TV Shows Creating Buzz

Across radio, television, and digital platforms, a powerful mix of interview-driven programs, entertainment talk shows, and cultural podcasts are shaping conversations in music, film, and pop culture. From legendary hosts to rising media voices, these programs spotlight artists, creators, and industry insiders.

1. Profiles with Mickey Burns – A respected long-running television interview series featuring in-depth conversations with notable figures from entertainment, politics, and culture.

2. Saturday Night with Tony Orlando – The legendary singer brings his charisma and decades of entertainment experience to a lively talk and music program.

3. Live on Tape with Pete Trabucco – A popular platform known for engaging interviews with musicians, industry insiders, and creatives.

4. The Jeremiah Show – Hosted by Jeremiah D. Higgins, this podcast dives into music, film, and pop culture with thoughtful conversations with artists and innovators.

5. Jim Masters TV – Award-winning journalist Jim Masters hosts an insightful entertainment and lifestyle series highlighting influential personalities.

6. The Andrew Eborn Show – A dynamic program known for celebrity interviews, music discussions, and engaging conversation.

7. Gary Leavitt and Friends – A warm and entertaining show featuring conversations with artists, musicians, and personalities across the entertainment world.

8. Movie Reviews and More with Brian Sebastian – A lively entertainment program exploring film, television, and celebrity interviews.

9. If These Walls Could Talk with Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss – A vibrant interview series where Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss speak with performers, writers, and cultural figures about their journeys.

10. The Indy Hookup – A platform dedicated to independent artists, shining a spotlight on emerging voices in music and entertainment.

11. The Adventures of Pipeman– Hosted by “The Pipe Man” Dean K. Piper, this energetic show mixes music, celebrity interviews, and pop culture commentary.

12. The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell – A widely followed entertainment program featuring celebrity guests and lively conversations.

13. Good News with Paul Sladkus – A feel-good series highlighting positive stories, entertainment, and humanitarian efforts.

14. The Neil Haley Show – A syndicated podcast and radio program featuring interviews with celebrities, athletes, and entrepreneurs.

15. The Mike Wagner Show – A popular podcast where host Mike Wagner interviews authors, musicians, and public figures.

16. Pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon – A fast-paced entertainment podcast covering film, music, and celebrity interviews.

17. The Hollywood Times Podcast – Industry conversations with actors, directors, and entertainment insiders.

18. Backstage Pass Radio – A music-focused show featuring artists, songwriters, and behind-the-scenes industry stories.

19. The Creative Coalition Podcast – Conversations with artists and changemakers about creativity and cultural impact.

20. On Air with Brandon Jay – A dynamic interview series featuring musicians, filmmakers, and entertainment personalities.

Together these programs represent a vibrant ecosystem of media platforms that champion artists, storytellers, and cultural influencers, giving audiences a front-row seat to the conversations shaping entertainment today.

Most Interesting Books to Read Right Now

From mind-bending science to mystical traditions and deeply personal storytelling, these books explore the universe, human spirituality, creativity, and the search for meaning. The following titles offer a fascinating journey across science, culture, and imagination.

1.The Case of the Sexual Cosmos – Howard Bloom

A bold and provocative exploration of evolution, desire, and the cosmic forces shaping life. Bloom connects biology, culture, and the universe in a sweeping narrative that challenges conventional thinking.

2. Modern Witchcraft Book of Natural Magick— Judy Ann Nock
A beautifully written guide to working with natural energies, rituals, and spiritual traditions rooted in the earth. It blends history, philosophy, and practical magic.

3. Waiting for Adam— Eileen Shapiro
A deeply personal and reflective story about patience, love, and the human journey of hope and transformation.

4. Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind— Yuval Noah Harari
A sweeping history of humanity that examines how biology, culture, and imagination shaped our civilization.

5. Cosmos— Carl Sagan
A timeless masterpiece exploring the universe and humanity’s place within it.

6. The Power of Now— Eckhart Tolle
A spiritual guide encouraging readers to embrace presence and consciousness.

7. The Alchemist— Paulo Coelho
A philosophical novel about destiny, dreams, and listening to one’s heart.

8. A Brief History of Time— Stephen Hawking
A fascinating explanation of black holes, time, and the nature of the universe.

9. The Celestine Prophecy— James Redfield
A spiritual adventure that blends fiction with philosophical insight.

10. The Four Agreements— Don Miguel Ruiz
A guide to personal freedom based on ancient Toltec wisdom.

11. Man’s Search for Meaning— Viktor E. Frankl
A profound reflection on resilience, suffering, and purpose.

12. Astrophysics for People in a Hurry— Neil deGrasse Tyson
Complex cosmic ideas explained in accessible, engaging language.

13. The Tao of Physics— Fritjof Capra
A fascinating bridge between modern physics and Eastern mysticism.

14. The Secret— Rhonda Byrne
A global bestseller exploring the concept of manifestation and intention.

15. Thinking, Fast and Slow— Daniel Kahneman
A groundbreaking study of how humans think and make decisions.

16. The Artist’s Way— Julia Cameron
A creative recovery guide beloved by artists, writers, and performers.

17. The Immortality Key— Brian C. Muraresku
An intriguing investigation into ancient spiritual traditions and psychedelics.

18. The Hidden Life of Trees— Peter Wohlleben
A fascinating look at the secret communication systems of forests.

19. The Universe in a Nutshell— Stephen Hawking
A visually rich journey through cosmology and theoretical physics.

20. Big Magic— Elizabeth Gilbert
A joyful meditation on creativity and living with curiosity.

Together these books explore science, spirituality, creativity, and human purpose—from Howard Bloom’s cosmic perspective to mystical traditions and deeply personal stories.

Here are some exciting upcoming events in music, entertainment, and culture featuring acclaimed performers, rising talent, and meaningful celebrations.

March 13 – 7:30 PM

Randy Edelman at Cinema Arts Centre

Legendary composer Randy Edelman appears for a special evening at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington. The event celebrates his iconic film music and career, featuring conversation, stories from Hollywood, and an intimate look at the creative mind behind some of cinema’s most beloved scores.

March 14 – 6:30 PM

Randy Edelman at Aman New York Jazz Club

An elegant night of music as Randy Edelman performs at the luxurious Aman Jazz Club. Known for its intimate setting and world-class acoustics, the evening promises an unforgettable live performance.

March 29 – 10:00 PM

FENIX Rising Showcase at The Bitter End

The legendary Greenwich Village venue hosts another FENIX Rising night, spotlighting emerging artists and creative voices in a high-energy music showcase.

April 22 – All Day

Earth Day Celebration in Times Square

Produced by Paul Sladkus, this all-day event brings music, activism, and environmental awareness together in the heart of New York City. The celebration highlights sustainability, unity, and global responsibility.

April 23 – 7:30 PM

Irene Michaels at Don’t Tell Mama

Singer and performer Irene Michaels takes the stage for a special cabaret evening filled with music, storytelling, and her signature vibrant energy.

April 25 – 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Talent Showcase at Open Jar Studios

A dynamic afternoon spotlighting new performers, singers, and creatives. The showcase offers rising talent the opportunity to perform and connect with industry professionals.

From intimate jazz performances to major cultural celebrations in Times Square, these events highlight the creative pulse of the upcoming season.

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On Sunday, March 12th, we changed our clocks ahead one hour, which means that Daylight Savings Time started and Standard Time has ended. However, the change shouldn’t stop there. The Chase Frederick project, suggests that you should also take this opportunity to NOT only change the time, but your watch too.

Aiming to challenge the paradigm of thinking that an automatic watch is only for the men’s club, the Chase Frederick project, (https://www.chasefrederick.com) is on a mission to change this perception. The luxury time-piece company is hitting the luxury fashion accessories market hard with breathtakingly designed slim, self-winding automatic watches for women. Within an industry where automatic watches are primarily bulk and well suited for men, Chase Frederick hopes to debut multiple designs, with the help of crowdfunding, that reflect vintage aesthetics with a modern, yet romantic appeal. Chase Frederick is headquartered in Indianapolis and run by husband and wife co-founders Angie and Jeremy Zimmerman, who saw a missing product within the women’s watch market. The Chase Frederick Kickstarter will run for duration of 30 days and will assist the company in launching seven different automatic watch designs with a general retail price of under $300. The company has set an overall crowdfunding goal of $20K.
Angie and Jeremy Zimmerman will be able to discuss the following The levels for the campaign and contributor gifts include:
• Contribute $30 or more for a free bracelet (Below)
• $200 Super Early Bird Contributor special for choice of one watch with stainless steel band: Pink dial, Serenity blue dial, or Silver dial. Includes $30 bracelet for free. (Limited to 100 contributors)
• $225 Super Early Bird Contributor special for choice of one watch with premium stainless steel band: Two toned gold, two-tone Rose gold or titanium. Includes $30bracelet for free. (Limited to 100 contributors)
• $225 for choice of one watch with stainless steel band: Pink dial, Serenity blue dial, or silver dial. Includes $30 bracelet for free.
• $250 for choice of one watch with premium stainless steel band: Two- tone gold, Two – tone rose gold, or Titanium. Includes $30 bracelet for free.
• $1250 Sorority/Wedding Pack: Any choice of any six watches. Includes 6 bracelets, with a $30 value each.

Chase Frederick bracelet
“The trend has shifted towards larger watch dials, and this is because many watch brands spend so much time focusing on men and not women,” says Jeremy Zimmerman. “We chose to do something very few other brands do in the watch industry; we chose to focus on creating a truly feminine piece. A timepiece is a fashion statement which should complement your wardrobe, and we felt this bold statement for women should be elegant, and feminine, something women would be proud to wear.”
A self-winding automatic reflects a more classic style with a visual impact. Chase Frederick takes much pride in their first product, a 24mm Automatic Timepiece designed and manufactured with only the finest materials and quality craftsmanship. Every part of the timepiece is the brand’s original design while working closely with manufacturers to flesh out complete engineering specifications, identifying quality materials, processes and techniques that best fit the overall vision of creating an elegant and truly feminine piece.
For more information on Chase Frederick please visit https://www.chasefrederick.com
About Chase Frederick
Chase Frederick is Fashion Design Company with an expertise in mechanical and automatic watches. Located in Indianapolis, their diverse team of fashion designers, engineers and watch experts have taken a lifetime of experiences and spent the last year perfecting the watch. The timepiece reflects something from the past, upgraded to a marveling modern sophisticated style. Set out to infuse this watch with a sense of history and tradition known for unrivaled quality and precision, the style was designed with elegance for today’s modern women. https://www.chasefrederick.com

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The summer solstice occurs during a hemisphere’s summer. This is the northern solstice in the northern hemisphere and the southern solstice in the southern hemisphere. Depending on the shift of the calendar, the summer solstice occurs some time between June 20 and June 22 in the northern hemisphere[2][3] and between December 20 and December 23 each year in the southern hemisphere.[4]

When on a geographic pole, the sun reaches its greatest height, the moment of solstice, it can be noon only along that longitude which at that moment lies in the direction of the sun from the pole. For other longitudes, it is not noon. Noon has either passed or has yet to come. Hence the notion of a solstice day is useful. The term is colloquially used like midsummer to refer to the day on which solstice occurs. The summer solstice day has the longest period of daylight – except in the polar regions, where daylight is continuous, from a few days to six months around the summer solstice.

Worldwide, interpretation of the event has varied among cultures, but most recognize the event in some way with holidays, festivals, and rituals around that time with themes of religion or fertility.[5] The solstice is also known as the birthday of the sun, like the queen the sun celebrates twice a year.

Solstice is derived from the Latin words sol (sun) and sistere (to stand still).

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For other uses, see Summer time (disambiguation) and DST (disambiguation).
This article is about the concept of daylight saving time. For local implementations, see Daylight saving time around the world.
World map. Europe, Russia, most of North America, parts of southern South America and southern Australia, and a few other places use DST. Most of equatorial Africa and a few other places near the equator have never used DST. The rest of the land mass is marked as formerly using DST.

Although not used by the majority of the world’s countries, daylight saving time is common in the Western world.
DST is used.
DST is no longer used.
DST has never been used.
Daylight saving time (DST) or summer time (see Terminology) is the practice of advancing clocks during the lighter months so that evenings have more daylight and mornings have less. Typically clocks are adjusted forward one hour near the start of spring and are adjusted backward in the autumn.

The modern idea of daylight saving was first proposed in 1895 by George Vernon Hudson, and it was first implemented by Germany and Austria-Hungary starting on 30 April 1916. Many countries have used it at various times since then, most consistently since the energy crises of the 1970s.

The practice has been both advocated and criticized. Adding daylight to evenings benefits retailing, sports, and other activities that exploit sunlight after working hours, but can cause problems for evening entertainment and other activities tied to the sun (such as farming) or to darkness (such as firework shows). Although an early goal of DST was to reduce evening use of incandescent lighting (formerly a primary use of electricity), modern heating and cooling usage patterns differ greatly, and research about how DST currently affects energy use is limited or contradictory.

Other problems sometimes caused by DST clock shifts are: They complicate timekeeping, and can disrupt meetings, travel, billing, record keeping, medical devices, heavy equipment, and sleep patterns. Software can often adjust computer clocks automatically, but this can be limited and error-prone, particularly when DST dates are changed.

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Earth Charter +10 is a yearlong celebration of the tenth anniversary of the completion of the Earth Charter, which was launched at The Hague Peace Palace in June 2000. Events to celebrate and engage people with the Earth Charter will be taking place around the world throughout 2010.

Earth Charter US is inviting Americans to join the global celebration by organizing EC+10 gatherings in their homes and communities on November 2 in conjunction with the major EC+10 Event in Ahmedabad, India. Throughout this year we will facilitate online interactive conversations among Earth Charter supporters in the US to help develop and promote EC+10 gatherings next November.

We invite you to take part in an online Earth Charter regional gathering that will take place this Thursday, 8 April at 10:30am Eastern Daylight Time, where we’ll start discussing our plans for this historic celebration.

Here is some information about the event from our friends at Earth Charter International:

Earth Charter International is encouraging four informal regional meetings (one in each major region of the world) that will bring together Earth Charter youth groups, affiliates, some partners and council members with the following purpose:

Know more about those individuals and organizations working with Earth Charter in the region.
Have a short discussion about Earth Charter activities in 2010 (specifically on the Earth Charter +10 anniversary).
Share views regarding the Earth Charter strategy for gaining recognition for the Earth Charter at the UN.
These meetings will be executed in an online multimedia platform, which has been already used for Earth Charter online courses. To join the meetings, you need high speed internet connection; also web-camera and microphone are useful if you want to join the discussion. In case you don’t have those, you can still participate through the text chats. To enter the platform, please follow the steps on the “EC+10 Meeting Room” webpage. This will be open half an hour before our meeting Thursday, 8 April at 10:30 am.

We very much hope you will be able to take two hours of your busy time to connect with us through a computer with good internet connection.

We are very excited to be taking part in this worldwide event, and we hope that you will join us this Thursday to kick off the celebration.

Thank you for all that you do.

Rick Clugston,
Executive Director,
Earth Charter US

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