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DJ
BBN has covered 8 stories about DJ, mostly in Pop Culture and U.S., as reported by CBS News, Yahoo, Yahoo Sports, Variety and others. Newest first.
- Pop Culture
John Summit on leaving accounting to become a DJ
Summit left a CPA job at Ernst and Young in 2019 and now sells out festivals; the double life reportedly cost him one accounting job.
Reported by CBS News · with a Short - U.S.
Prince William Says He Wanted to Be a DJ When He 'Was Younger'
The prince said on The Graham Norton Show that his DJ name was DJ Xara and he also considered becoming a policeman; he never played school parties.
Reported by Yahoo, Yahoo Sports · with a Short - Pop Culture
Pokémon throws an EDM concert for its 30th anniversary
The Los Angeles show has Alison Wonderland opening and a second date set for London's O2; a Charizard is expected to soar overhead.
Reported by Variety · with a Short - Pop Culture
Jay-Z at SoFi, a Netflix date, and AMC's Kips Bay closing
Jay-Z performed thirty-three tracks on the first of two sold-out SoFi nights, and Super Bowl LXI is there on February fourteenth; no halftime announcement was made.
Reported by Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter · with a Short - Pop Culture
Prince William Reveals His Secret DJ Stage Name
The Prince of Wales also said he once dreamed of becoming a policeman, and was mistaken for the singer Prince; a throne with a backup plan.
Reported by E! News · with a Short - U.S.
Prince William tells Graham Norton he wanted to be a policeman or a DJ
William appeared alongside Cate Blanchett and Robert Irwin on Norton's show, which promotes the Earthshot Prize; he is billed as the first working royal on a British talk show.
Reported by News24 · with a Short - Sports
Jay-Z brings Blue Ivy, DJ Khaled and John Legend to SoFi
Jay-Z closes the JAŸ-Z30 tour with two SoFi Stadium nights marking thirty years of Reasonable Doubt; Scarface and Khaled also performed.
Reported by Variety · with a Short - Tech
Serato DJ for iOS brings pro DJ software to iPhone
The app launched alongside Serato DJ 5.0 and is free for people with an active DJ Suite subscription or license; everyone else pays up.
Reported by The Verge · with a Short
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