Famous Covers, Urs Fischer's Big Retrospective, And A Bee Crisis Solution?

April 22, 2013 Subscribe · Forward 20 Cover Songs More Famous Than The Originals History has shown us that not every musical hit is unique to the artist. Take Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You." When that catchy tune fell into the hands of the late Whitney Houston, the powerful ballad became an instant success, but many of the people caught humming the melody had no idea a blonde bombshell was the mastermind behind the hit.  Continue reading... An Artful Solution To The Bee Crisis? The World Seen Through A Bubble MELTING AWAY THE REAL 20 Cover Songs More Famous Than The Originals Photography Is About To Take Over LA ALL YOU NEED IS... 20 Cover Songs More Famous Than The Originals LOOK: A River Of Poems And Paintings 'American Psycho' Becomes A Musical 20 Cover Songs More Famous Than The Originals Why Was This Artist Happy Her Work Was Stolen? MIKE RAGOGNA Spirit In The Room: A Conversation with Tom Jones, Plus The Adversary's 'De La Luna' Video Premiere  Continue reading... FERN SIEGEL Stage Door: The Assembled Parties, The Nance The Assembled Parties is one of the few original plays to debut on Broadway this season -- and it's a winner. Opening in a grand Upper West Side apartment populated by assimilated Jews, it addresses searing issues of family, class and culture. Continue reading... MOHAMED A. EL-ERIAN Real and Persistent Struggles of Billy Elliot Billy Elliot is more than a remarkable musical. It is a window on recurrent struggles that many face; and more should be done to empower and enable them to succeed. Continue reading... MOHAMMED FAIROUZ Native Informant Much of the music on the Native Informant album speaks to my love for the Arab World, the beauty of its people, the generosity of its culture and my relationship with its artists and poets. Continue reading... VANESSA VAN EDWARDS Ethnographic Animation: How Reality and Animation Collide As audiences become more sophisticated and used to 'reality' television, animators may be able to use body language science to help make characters more believable. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003