Apple's Shazam has dropped a new feature that aims to help users find the most attention-grabbing part of the song called 'Popular Segments. Shazam Launches Popular Segments to Highlight Parts of a ...

Shazam today announced it is rolling out a new Popular Segments feature that reveals exactly which part of a song is most popular with listeners. For example, the image above shows that the given song ...

Zachary Levi has not had the easiest time of things in Hollywood over the past while, and has admitted that he pretty much committed "career suicide" by sharing his anti-vax views and endorsing Donald ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jeff Benjamin is a New York-based writer covering global pop music. The girl group’s 2016 single “BOOMBAYAH” soared to the No. 1 ...

Light-skinned businesswoman Emmanuella Ropo, often referred to as Emmunella or Nuella in the social scene, was once contentedly navigating life while managing her children’s store and indulging in her ...

Most people know Charles Schultz, of Charlie Brown and Peanuts fame, was from Minnesota, but there was another person born here who made a mark in the comic world. C.C. Beck was born in Zumbrota in ...

Zachary Levi is getting honest with his thoughts on the possibility of another Shazam! movie. The actor made his debut as the DC superhero in the well-received 2019 movie Shazam!, which was released ...

In early March, Apple introduced a convenient feature that whenever you used Shazam (accessed from your iPhone’s Control Center) to recognize a song, that song would then automatically sync to a new ...

Now Apple and Shazam users have a quick place to see what music people are discovering in the real world. Now Apple and Shazam users have a quick place to see what music people are discovering in ...

It's usually easy to find out what song you're listening to, you just check Spotify (or your other streaming service of choice). Even radio station playlists are easy to access online. However, ...

“Shazam” director David F. Sandberg, who is currently promoting his film adaptation of the popular video game “Until Dawn,” almost quit making “IP-based movies” because of backlash from angry fans.