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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…
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Guide: These 26+ PS5 and PS Plus Games Are Coming Out Next Week (31st-6th September)
Next week brings more than 26 PS5 and PS Plus releases, marking the start of a busier autumn schedule. The biggest titles highlighted are The Blood of Dawnwalker and Onimusha: Way of the Sword, alongside Crimson Moon and NBA 2K27. – Releases begin on 31 August with Salvation: Echoes of War and Serious Sam: Shatterverse.…
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Wings Hit No. 1 With This Optimistic Song Even as They Were Imploding Behind the Scenes
Wings’ 1978 single “With A Little Luck” became a US No. 1 despite serious instability within the band during the making of London Town. The song’s optimistic lyrics and gentle synthesiser-led sound contrasted with the departures and dismissals happening behind the scenes, illustrating Paul McCartney’s ability to produce commercially successful, upbeat music amid disruption. Part…
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Swansea can still improve after unbeaten start – Matos
Swansea City head coach Vitor Matos said his side can still make minor improvements despite beginning the Championship season unbeaten. A 3-0 win at Derby took Swansea to seven points from three matches, reinforcing a marked improvement in away form after last season’s struggles on the road. Joseph Opoku, Eom Ji-sung and Ronald scored at…
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Tennessee backs renaming Nashville airport in Dolly Parton’s honour
Tennessee has settled on a plan to rename Nashville International Airport in honour of Dolly Parton, following the country music star’s death. Governor Bill Lee and the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority (MNAA) both back the proposal, with a 17 September meeting set to work out next steps for the rebranding of the Music City hub,…
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Juanes, Alejandro Sanz & More Launch Marea Viva to Rebuild Chocó After Earthquake & More Uplifting Moments
Colombian artists and sports figures, including Juanes and Alejandro Sanz, have launched Marea Viva to support rebuilding in Chocó after the 10 August earthquake. The campaign aims to fund safer, earthquake-resistant homes and urgent recovery work in a region affected by heavy rain and difficult transport links. The article also highlights Amazon Music’s tribute to…