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41 Years Ago, Duran Duran Made Chart History With the Last Song They Recorded Before Their First Breakup
Duran Duran Forty-one years ago, Duran Duran made history with the final single they recorded before they split for the first time. The post 41 Years Ago, Duran Duran Made Chart History With the Last Song They Recorded Before Their First Breakup appeared first on American Songwriter.
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Imax and Goer Dynamics to launch in-car cinema system in China
Imax and Chinese audio-visual firm Goer Dynamics have announced a partnership to develop what they describe as the first in-vehicle entertainment system to carry the Imax brand, with commercial production planned for later this year. The move is significant for Imax as it continues efforts to extend its brand beyond traditional cinemas into areas such…
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‘We’re Excited to Support the Dev of Memorable Experiences’: Ex-Xbox Dev Looking for Work
Compulsion Games “expanding opportunities to collaborate”. It seems like South of Midnight maker Compulsion Games, formerly part of Xbox Game Studios and recently spun-off as an independent entity, will keep the lights on by offering support services for other devs. As part of a LinkedIn statement, the studio said it’s “expanding opportunities to collaborate with…
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3 Beatles Songs From ‘Sgt. Pepper’ That Every Fan Should Know
The Beatles at the press launch for their new album ‘Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’, held at Brian Epstein’s house at 24 Chapel Street, London, 19th May 1967. Left to right: George Harrison (1943 – 2001), Ringo Starr, John Lennon (1940 – 1980) and Paul McCartney. (Photo by John Downing/Daily Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) ‘Sgt.…
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George Lucas likens AI sceptics to luddites clinging to horses and carts
George Lucas has argued that opposition to artificial intelligence in film-making is misguided, comparing sceptics to people clinging to horses and carts in the face of newer technology. In an interview, he said AI makes it easier to make films and described its spread as unavoidable progress, adding his voice to a broader industry debate…
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The 2006 co-star Emily Blunt labelled an unstoppable “force of nature”
“She’s frighteningly smart.” The post The 2006 co-star Emily Blunt labelled an unstoppable “force of nature” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Jamie Varley’s misery inside ‘Monster Mansion’: Dangerous killers circle his cell as he cowers in fear… but he has also struck up an unlikely friendship
Jamie Varley, the former teacher jailed for murdering his adopted 13-month-old son Preston Davey, is reported to be living in fear after being moved to Wakefield Prison, known as “Monster Mansion”. The article says he is being held among some of Britain’s most notorious child killers and sex offenders, spending most of his time isolated…
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The US-Israel strategic alliance – partnership, not charity
From Iron Dome to cybersecurity, the U.S.-Israel partnership delivers shared technology and intelligence as the House debates cutting aid to Israel.
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‘Bosch’s Titus Welliver Reveals His Next Crime Thriller Role in ‘The Night Agent’ Season 4
Titus Welliver has revealed his role in the fourth and final season of Netflix’s The Night Agent, where he will play Martin Duval, a Department of Justice special prosecutor. According to Welliver, Duval is driven by a determined effort to secure justice after a deeply corrupt previous administration, but is written as a more subtle…
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‘More real than anything you’ll see scrolling’: the radical resurgence of UK fanzines, 50 years after punk
Fifty years after punk-era titles such as Sniffin’ Glue helped define the format, UK music fanzines are experiencing a revival as fans and creators look for alternatives to mainstream media, algorithms and short-form scrolling. The article argues that these DIY, self-published magazines matter because they offer a more tangible, personal and community-driven way to document…