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Watch Maisie Peters cover Dolly Parton’s ‘Here You Come Again’ at Reading 2026
Maisie Peters covered Dolly Parton’s 1977 hit ‘Here You Come Again’ during her main-stage set at Reading Festival on 29 August, paying tribute to the country icon following her death earlier that week at the age of 80 after a brief illness. The performance formed part of a wider wave of tributes from musicians including…
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Nabizada sparkles for Watford as draw puts pressure on West Ham’s Nuno
Watford drew 1-1 with West Ham, leaving the recently relegated visitors without a win after three Championship matches and increasing pressure on manager Nuno Espírito Santo. West Ham had been expected to mount an immediate promotion challenge, but their slow start and limited attacking threat prompted frustration from travelling supporters. Nineteen-year-old Amin Nabizada gave Watford…
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Hull maintain flying start as Liam Millar’s winner ruins Coventry’s day
Hull City preserved their perfect Premier League start with a late 1-0 win at Coventry, following their surprise victory over Manchester United the previous week. Liam Millar’s 82nd-minute counterattacking goal denied Coventry their first point of the season on an emotional return to top-flight football at home after more than 25 years. Coventry created the…
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“That is a lot of work”: Persona 4 Revival producer says there’s no plans for a Yosuke romance option, even if the team did think about it
Persona 4 Revival will not add a romance route for Yosuke Hanamura, despite longstanding fan interest prompted by cut dialogue from the original game. Producer Kazuhisa Wada said the team considered it, but concluded that adding Yosuke would likely require comparable options for other male characters, making the work too extensive for the project’s time…
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Ex-Hillary Clinton staffer warns Democrats that courting far-left could cost them Jewish voters
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has warned that Democrats could lose Jewish voters if the party does not take their concerns about antisemitism more seriously before the midterm elections. Former Hillary Clinton campaign organiser Kaivan Shroff supported her argument, saying the dispute concerns whether Jewish Democrats feel accepted within the party, rather than simply disagreements…
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“Their song titles left them open to detractors. Like all true pioneers, their hats were shot through with arrows”: The progressive power of Cocteau Twins’ Treasure
Cocteau Twins’ 1984 album Treasure is presented as a progressive landmark whose expansive sound and unconventional vocals defied easy categorisation. Although the music press mocked Elizabeth Fraser’s seemingly unintelligible lyrics, the article argues that her vocal approach was deliberate and sophisticated, functioning as part of the group’s overall soundscape rather than simply conveying literal meaning.…
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New York’s woke governor’s roadside tribute to Dolly Parton backfires spectacularly due to little-known Biden rule
New York Governor Kathy Hochul displayed Dolly Parton-themed road safety messages on motorway signs after the singer’s reported death, but the tribute drew criticism over federal guidance designed to minimise driver distraction. The dispute matters because it highlights the tension between memorable public messaging and rules intended to keep roadside information simple and quickly understood.…
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28 Years Ago Today, We Said Goodbye to the Colorful Rockabilly Pioneer Whose Songs Found New Life in Quentin Tarantino’s Best Work
Rockabilly pioneer Charlie Feathers is being remembered 28 years after his death on 29 August 1998, aged 66 following complications from a stroke-induced coma. Though he never achieved the commercial stature of Sun Records contemporaries Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis, his distinctive, energetic vocal style and later influence on rockabilly have earned him growing…
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Netflix’s Greatest 2-Part Video Game Adaptation Quietly Makes the Case for a Revival
Collider argues that Netflix’s Arcane remains an outstanding video-game adaptation and that renewed availability on the Apple TV Store could strengthen calls for a return to its world. The two-season animated drama made League of Legends accessible to newcomers through its detailed portrayal of the divided cities of Piltover and Zaun, centred on the fractured…
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MASTODON’s BRANN DAILOR Explains ‘Marrow Deep’ Album Title
Mastodon drummer and vocalist Brann Dailor has said the title of the band’s new album, “Marrow Deep”, reflects the profound relationships he had with his late mother and former bandmate Brent Hinds. He described creative collaboration as a particularly deep form of connection, making the title a tribute to both personal loss and the bonds…