Mick Hunt *Forget Balance, Chase Greatness In today’s corporate world, “work-life balance” is sold as the ultimate goal. The promise? The perfect harmony between career and personal life leads to happiness and fulfillment. But here’s the hard truth: for high achievers—especially business leaders and entrepreneurs—this idea is not only unrealistic, it’s a dangerous distraction. Balance?
Fresh off his No. 1 hit “South Bay,” Michael Lington keeps the party going with “On The Scene.” Fully embodying the hip, spontaneous action and energy promised in its title, the fiery, funked-out, horn-drenched jam perfectly captures the spirit of the early days of contemporary jazz, but with a modern sound. Co-produced and composed by Lington and veteran saxman, arranger and
Usher’s second show of his Past Present Future Tour at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., was full of surprises. During his two-hour set, the R&B icon showed love to the nation’s capital by inviting a few special guests on stage with him. Fellow R&B crooner and D.C. native Raheem DeVaughn appeared on stage to delight