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Greatest Hits Illustrate Rise in Spotify Streaming: The most-streamed songs on Spotify from 2013 to 2017.

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Being the most popular music streaming service in the world, there is probably no better company than Spotify to crown the song of the year. And so it has become a nice tradition for the Swedish company to publish its Year in Music list every December, treating us to some interesting insights about what the world was listening to in the year gone by.

According to this year’s list, Ed Sheeran was clearly the most popular artist of 2017. Not only did the British singer-songwriter single-handedly rack up 6.3 billion streams this year (Drake clinched number one with 4.7 billion streams in 2016), he also took home the trophies for the most streamed album (Divide – 3.1 billion streams) and the most streamed song (Shape of You – 1.4 billion streams).

As our chart illustrates, the most-streamed songs of the past five years also tell us something about the increase in music listening on Spotify. While Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ “Thrift Shop” was the most-streamed song of 2013 with “just” 160 million streams, this year’s smash hit from Ed Sheeran was played nearly nine times as often.

Infographic: Greatest Hits Illustrate Rise in Spotify Streaming | Statista You will find more statistics at Statista

Chris Pratt & Chris Stapleton Sing “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life”

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Jimmy Kimmel Guest Host Chris Pratt sang a duet with Chris Stapleton at one of his concerts in Nashville a few months ago so since they were both on the show this week, Chris thought it would be fun if they sang a duet together. He had Guillermo spin “The Wheel of Cheesy Duets” and thankfully it landed on “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life.”

Bryan Cranston Made Jerry Seinfeld Laugh Once

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The erstwhile Dr. Tim Whatley tells the story from the set of Seinfeld.

George Orwell Tells You How To Make The Perfect Cup Of Tea

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Jolly good, chaps. Filmmaker Luís Sá decided to animate this splendid audio clip of George Orwell, explaining how to make a perfect cup of tea.

George Orwell Tells You How To Make The Perfect Cup Of Tea

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Jolly good, chaps. Filmmaker Luís Sá decided to animate this splendid audio clip of George Orwell, explaining how to make a perfect cup of tea.

The Shape of 2017, A YouTube Rewind Featuring Everything And Everyone Popular In 2017

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YouTube Rewind 2017. Celebrating the videos, people, music and memes that made 2017.

Seth Meyers Pays Tribute to His Favorite Teacher

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Seth Meyers takes a moment to pay tribute to his favorite teacher, who recently passed away.

https://youtu.be/3jrBl7sFlxA

Seth Meyers Pays Tribute to His Favorite Teacher

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Seth Meyers takes a moment to pay tribute to his favorite teacher, who recently passed away.

https://youtu.be/3jrBl7sFlxA

MusiCounts Announces Hedley As Sponsor Of 2018 Teacher Of The Year Award

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Today, MusiCounts, Canada’s leading music education charity, is pleased to announce JUNO Award winning band Hedley will sponsor the 2018 MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award. Established in 2005, the Award pays tribute to the accomplishments of one exceptional music teacher each year. Nominations are now open and can be made via musicounts.ca until January 5, 2018.

“We’re thrilled that Hedley is sponsoring the 2018 MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award,” said Kristy Fletcher, Director, MusiCounts. “Hedley’s music resonates with a young audience, making them the perfect choice to sponsor an award that recognizes teachers who positively impact the lives of his or her students.”

“Music teachers empower and inspire the next generation of Canadian artists,” said Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard. “Without dedicated teachers, there would be no music class. That’s why it was so important for us to sponsor the MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award to recognize and honour their amazing work.”

The MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award recognizes dedicated music teachers who work hard to keep music alive in schools across the country. Each year, the award is sponsored or presented by an artist. Past sponsors include, The Rolling Stones, Michael Bublé, Céline Dion, Shania Twain, RUSH, Tragically Hip, Anne Murray, Billy Talent, Johnny Reid, Blue Rodeo, Gord Bamford and MAGIC!.

The Award nomination is open to any previous MusiCounts Band Aid Program recipient school and includes a $10,000 cash donation to the recipient teacher, a significant contribution to the recipient school’s music program, an invitation to attend the 2018 JUNO Award weekend for the recipient and a guest and a spectacular crystal statuette based on the JUNO Award design by Canadian glass artist Shirley Elford.