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Soft Cell Share Uplifting New Single ‘In Heaven (When We Dance)’
Synth pop legends Soft Cell have shared new single ‘In Heaven (When We Dance)’. Out now, the single is the second preview from the band’s incoming album ‘Danceteria’, which serves as a love letter to the New York club scene of the early 80s. Northern art school kids who gate-crashed… The post Soft Cell Share…
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“I’ve always wanted to have an all-woman band – I grew up watching Jem and the Holograms!” After her shock departure from Arch Enemy last year, Alissa White-Gluz reveals all about her killer new band, Blue Medusa
Alissa White-Gluz is finally bringing one of her long term ambitions to life
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‘Our Laws Will Spell That Out Plain as Day:’ Australia’s Prime Minister Commits to Copyright Protections In AI Age
“No company should use Australian books, music, art or news to build or train AI without the artist’s control, and that includes the artist’s control of the price and value of their work.”
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Asha Jefferies Shares New Single ‘Cool Guy’
Asha Jefferies has shared her new single ‘Cool Guy’. The songwriter signalled her return with recent single ‘Art Of Suggestion’, a literate indie pop burner that acts as the introduction to incoming album ‘Desire Is An Angel’. Out on October 2nd via Nettwerk, another preview of the record has just… The post Asha Jefferies Shares…
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HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ Series Is Already Making a Major Change to the Original Story
HBO’s forthcoming ‘Harry Potter’ television series appears set to deepen the portrayal of Cornelius Fudge, suggesting an early departure from the books’ more straightforward presentation of him as a weak and evasive leader. According to actor Bertie Carvel, the new version will lean into Fudge’s insecurity and fragile sense of status, which could make the…
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‘People are picking the dumbest fights’: the tortured history of America’s culture wars
The article profiles the writer Isaac Butler and his new book on the origins of America’s modern culture wars, arguing that today’s political battles over art, speech and identity have deep roots in the late 1980s. Butler traces how the religious right shifted from cold war politics to domestic fights over contemporary art, turning culture…
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Fabrice Du Welz to Head Locarno International Competition Jury
Belgian filmmaker Fabrice du Welz will preside over the jury for the international competition at the 79th Locarno Film Festival, part of a full slate of juries the festival has revealed across its sections. Du Welz has made nine features that have screened at major festivals; Locarno has shown two of them, “Adoration” on the…
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Feature: 60+ PS5, PS4 Games to Buy in PS Store’s Massive Summer Sale
PS5 and PS4 games going cheap we recommend. The PS Store has embarked on its latest offer: the Summer Sale. Running from now until 12th August, this is another gigantic sale with thousands of PS5 and PS4 games going for reduced prices. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
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CJ ENM’s Mnet & Universal Music Group’s Republic Partner To Launch Global Girl Group
Mnet, the music entertainment channel owned by Korea’s CJ ENM, is partnering with Universal Music Group’s Republic Collective on an initiative to produce and launch a global K-pop girl group. Under the partnership, Republic will collaborate across the full scope of the project, dubbed Girls Planet 2027, from production through to the debut group’s U.S.…
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ITV, Jeff Pope & Lauren Cowell Teaming On “Devastating” Drama About Social Media’s Impact On Kids
EXCLUSIVE: ITV and Oscar-nominee Jeff Pope are teaming on a drama examining the devastating impact of social media on children, an idea that came to the broadcaster from Simon Cowell’s partner Lauren Cowell. The as-yet-untitled series will follow the story of multiple families and campaigners including Ellen Roome, who believes that the tragic death of…