Best Coast have shared a new song, “Everything Has Changed,” and an accompanying video starring Vanderpump Rules cast members. Watch the Ryan Baxley-directed video, which stars Beth Cosentino as a grouchy gameshow host, below.
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The decade of 2010 to 2019 was a remarkable one for television, from who was making it, how we watched it, and the types of stories being told on it. Over the course of the last 10 years, Netflix changed from a DVD rental service to an industry-reshaping producer of content, HBO continued to make conversation-dominating television (including one of the biggest shows of all time), and The CW burst onto the scene with not one, but two prestige comedies, as well as an armada of superhero shows.
Best Coast have shared a new song, “Everything Has Changed,” and an accompanying video starring Vanderpump Rules cast members. Watch the Ryan Baxley-directed video, which stars Beth Cosentino as a grouchy gameshow host, below.
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Genius was founded in 2009 as an online music encyclopedia, and it’s spent the last decade watching the music industry grow and change. As the 2010s wrap up, we’re crunching the numbers to determine exactly which artists, songs, album, and producers everyone was drawn to the most. The results tell the story of the decade, as careers rose and fell and the industry was reshaped by emerging market forces.
Genius was founded in 2009 as an online music encyclopedia, and it’s spent the last decade watching the music industry grow and change. As the 2010s wrap up, we’re crunching the numbers to determine exactly which artists, songs, album, and producers everyone was drawn to the most. The results tell the story of the decade, as careers rose and fell and the industry was reshaped by emerging market forces.
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