Even if we weren’t the least bit interested when younger, it seems we generally take to classical music as we get older. That’s certainly been the trend up until now, or until Generation X – those born between 1961 and 1981 – came along.
Recent research shows that Gen Xers are yet to “participate” in classical [...]

The first Generation Xers are beginning to enter mid-life, but rather than impose the “traditional” self-indulgent mid-life crisis on themselves (and their families), some are opting for a “positive mid-life crisis”, whereby they opt for a lifestyle change but are also being of assistance to others at the same time:
A new age group is [...]

An alternative – or would that be a more accurate – generational periodization scheme, which splits – depending on whichever scheme you’ve adhered to previously (and they seem to vary in terms of exactly which “generation” belongs to which time period) – Generation X into the PC and Net generations.
People born after 1953 but before [...]

Generation X are the new Baby Boomers, at least when the music and movies of their formative years, the 1980’s is transposed with that of the mid to late 1950’s, the heyday of the Boomers.
Listening to Michael Jackson’s Thriller today is equivalent to listening to Elvis Presley’s first album (1956) at the time of [...]