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MAX CAVALERA: ‘In This Business, It’s Very Easy To Think That What You Do Is The Most Important Thing In The World, And It’s Not’
Soulfly frontman and former Sepultura member Max Cavalera has spoken about the difference between artists who achieve lasting legendary status and those who merely “play around” in the music business, emphasising longevity, resilience through hardship and staying grounded rather than adopting a big-headed rock star attitude. He credited his family and crew, including his son…
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Taylor Swift, The Beatles, Elvis & More Artists With the Most Weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200: Full List
Morgan Wallen is just nine weeks behind Garth Brooks as the core country artist with the most weeks at No. 1.
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Caitlin Clark, Fever finally run out of gas against Lynx after brutal WNBA travel schedule
The Indiana Fever, led by Caitlin Clark, finally lost momentum after a gruelling stretch of WNBA travel, falling to the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday. The defeat came against the league’s top-ranked team and followed a demanding run of fixtures that appeared to leave Indiana fatigued heading into the matchup. The Fever had been performing well…
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Oscar Isaac’s Greatest TV Performance Is in This Near-Perfect HBO Miniseries
This Collider article argues that Oscar Isaac’s finest television performance came in David Simon’s 2015 HBO miniseries “Show Me a Hero,” in which Isaac plays Nick Wasicsko, the real-life mayor of Yonkers, New York. The piece situates the series within Simon’s broader body of work, alongside “The Wire,” “Generation Kill” and “We Own This City,”…
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Fender’s CEO seems to think your bandmates are just analog AI
Fender CEO Edward “Bud” Cole has drawn criticism for comments comparing AI music generation to learning cover songs and collaborating with bandmates, an argument critics say misunderstands how AI training actually works. The remarks, made in a May interview with T3 to mark the Telecaster’s 75th anniversary, resurfaced recently and have deepened a backlash against…
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Man in his 30s is shot dead at traveller site in Wiltshire: Man in his 70s and woman in her 40s are arrested over ‘murder’
A man in his 30s has been shot dead at a traveller site in Wiltshire, prompting a murder investigation by police. Two people have been arrested in connection with the killing: a man in his 70s and a woman in her 40s, both currently held on suspicion of murder. Beyond the age and gender details…
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Hero sheepdog becomes unlikely rescue partner after unexpected move aids first responders
A sheepdog in Laguna Beach, California, has been praised as an honorary first responder after it was filmed herding a flock of goats out of the way to clear a landing zone for an emergency helicopter. Police drone footage captured the dog’s quick thinking as officers and firefighters responded to an incident in the city’s…
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Xbox consoles are now much more expensive in the EU and UK
Microsoft has raised prices for its Xbox Series S and Series X consoles across the European Union and UK, with increases even steeper than those recently applied in the US. The rises, which took effect on the Xbox store from 1 August, mean the cheapest console now costs £429.99/€499.99, adding pressure on consumers already facing…
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Wallen’s I’m the Problem returns to Billboard 200 summit for 14th week
Morgan Wallen’s album “I’m the Problem” has returned to number one on the Billboard 200 chart for a 14th non-consecutive week, jumping from third to first place on the chart dated 8 August. The album, which debuted more than a year ago and has never dropped out of the top 10, appears to have been…
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‘Hadestown’ Parts Ways With Hades Actor Geno Segers After Online Controversy
Broadway’s “Hadestown” has parted ways with actor Geno Segers just days after announcing he would join the production as Hades. The decision followed the resurfacing of old online videos and comments in which Segers made remarks widely viewed as anti-transgender, including criticism of pronoun usage and comments about trans athletes in women’s sports. The show’s…