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Pop Power Rankings: Beyonce Hits #1, Psy Drops... Gangnam Style

Huffington Post Music Canada | Johnny Hockin | Posted 12.14.2012 | Canada Music

Power Rankings have been rating sports teams mid-season for years, based on statistical analysis, momentum and gut feelings. But there's just as much ...

Pop Power Rankings: Rihanna Climbs Over Britney And Psy To Take Top Spot

Huffington Post Music Canada | Johnny Hockin | Posted 11.30.2012 | Canada Music

Power Rankings have been rating sports teams throughout their seasons for years based on statistical analysis, momentum and gut feelings. Those folks ...

Pop Power Rankings: Rihanna Rises, Adele Returns and Lil Wayne Loses

Huffington Post Canada | Johnny Hockin | Posted 11.16.2012 | Canada Music

Power Rankings have been rating sports teams throughout their seasons for years based on statistical analysis, momentum and gut feelings. Those folks ...

So What If You Love Justin Bieber?

Anne T. Donahue | Posted 11.06.2012 | Canada Music
Anne T. Donahue

If having liked boy bands is wrong, I don't want to be right. Because let's face it: pop music is great. Pop music gets you through angst and through hormones and through all of those terrible factors that define "turbulent teens," but pop music by boy bands does a little bit more.

The Joy Of Liking Music

Anne T. Donahue | Posted 10.12.2012 | Canada Music
Anne T. Donahue

When my friend got over the Spice Girls, I was crushed. Not only did the Spice Girls represent something I wanted desperately to be a part of (a group of friends, to begin with), but our love of the band was something we shared. True, neither of us was popular, and our obsession with the Fab Five seemed completely insane, but we were in it together. And then all of a sudden it wasn't "cool."

Mother Mother's Ryan Guldemond Exercises "His Right to be Loud"

Crystal Chan | Posted 09.25.2011 | Canada
Crystal Chan

"I really like the writing process, the conceptualization of new music," Mother Mother's Ryan Guldemond says. "Then recording it, it becomes so real and unveiled. And when you start touring, same thing; you're sort of punched in the face by reality."