On April 16, Nashville-based country recording artist Justine Blazer released her beautiful new studio album "Pioneer Soul Shaker."

There are many factors that have contributed with the progression of human societies and a move to a more stable form of existence. One factor that may surprise many is beer, but the alcoholic drink has been of great importance say researchers.

Washington - A seething President Donald Trump launched a tirade Friday against the "bullshit" Mueller report, dismissing testimony detailing how he tried to thwart the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Country singer-songwriter James Wesley is back with his brand new country single "Runnin," which he will release independently. Digital Journal has the scoop.

Investment in cannabis firms is becoming increasingly popular, as more firms look set to go public. Is this a sensible area for investment, however? Some market followers warn about the bubble that might well burst.

World-renowned Dutch electronic producer and DJ Armin van Buuren is back with his latest dance track "Phone Down," where he collaborates with Garibay.

On April 19, hit country duo Love and Theft released their soaring new music video for their single, the soulful "Gimme Tonight."

On April 19, internationally recognized music star Josh Groban released his new live collection "Bridges Live: Madison Square Garden" via Reprise Records and it is available on CD and DVD formats.

The digital pinboard and social media site Pinterest made an impressive debut on the New York stock exchange, which saw the company's shares climb 28 percent following the opening day of trading.

Karl Wolf is back stronger than ever with his best single to date the Reggaeton summer anthem "Yes." It was released on April 19 via Lone Wolf Entertainment.

Atenas - A four-year-old bid to jail members of Greece's neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn accused of murder, billed as one of the most important trials in modern Greek history, could be nearing its conclusion.

Washington - A long-awaited US probe on Russian election meddling has divided Washington but on one point virtually all US policymakers are clear -- there will be no reconciliation with Moscow.

Another month and, it seems, another data privacy issue affecting the world's biggest social media site - Facebook. The company has admitted it has 'unintentionally' uploaded contact lists of users onto the Facebook site.

On April 19, singing sensation and songwriter Chloe released her breakthrough studio album, "The In-Between" independently.

Washington - US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Friday he remained in charge of negotiating with North Korea despite the regime's demands to exclude him, as he voiced guarded hope with Japan on securing a deal.

Apo - The world's smallest baby boy, who was born in October in Japan weighing as much as an apple, is now ready for the outside world, his doctor said Friday.

London - K-pop sensation BTS scored another record on Friday, becoming the first Korean act to top Britain's album chart.

Paris - French art experts headed into the stricken Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris to remove all the remaining paintings on Friday despite warnings from an environmental group that the site could be a toxic health threat.

- Peru's late former president Alan Garcia left a suicide note denying the corruption charges against him before taking his own life, one of his children revealed on Friday.

New York - "Self-Injurious Behavior" is making its New York debut at The 30th St. Theater at Urban Stages, as it coincides with Autism Awareness Month.