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Tim Curry’s Cause Of Death Revealed
Los Angeles County health records have confirmed that Rocky Horror Picture Show actor Tim Curry died of coronary artery disease, with a history of stroke and kidney cancer listed as contributing but not underlying causes. The documents, obtained by People, also note he had not undergone surgery for any of these conditions. Curry died on…
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Garth Brooks Fans Think He’s Playing a Secret Show in Denver Under an Alias—Here’s Why
Country star Garth Brooks is fuelling speculation among fans that he’ll play a secret fifth show in Denver, Colorado, ahead of his four already-scheduled concerts there. The buzz began after local venue the Grizzly Rose promoted an upcoming gig by an act called “Yukon Jack,” with fans quickly connecting the dots given Brooks’s known ties…
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SM Entertainment and Tencent Music establish Beijing joint venture STE, with Super Junior-M’s Zhoumi as CEO
SM Entertainment, one of South Korea’s biggest K-pop agencies, has formed a Beijing-based joint venture with Tencent Music Entertainment Group called STE, aimed at developing and managing artists for the Greater China market. The move deepens ties between the two companies following TME’s purchase of a 9.38% stake in SM from HYBE in May 2025,…
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Wary of Artemis IV timeline, NASA is changing lunar spacesuit design
NASA is simplifying the spacesuit design for its early crewed lunar landings, opting for a lighter “Sortie Suit” variant to be developed with Axiom Space, as the agency tries to keep its accelerated 2028 target for returning astronauts to the Moon’s South Pole. The move, directed by Artemis Program Manager Jeremy Parsons, aims to cut…
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A Classic ‘Pokémon’ Card Is About To Break An Incredible Sales Record Against All Odds
A 22-year-old Pokémon card, the 2004 Torchic Star from the EX Team Rocket Returns set, is nearing an eye-watering sale price of $1.3 million despite visible flaws, sparking fierce debate among collectors about whether grading standards have become too inconsistent or lenient. The card has been certified Gem Mint 10 by grading service PSA, a…
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Spanberger’s ICE restrictions dealt major setback as judge warns other blue states
A federal judge has paused a key provision of Virginia’s new law restricting local law enforcement cooperation with immigration authorities, dealing a significant legal blow to Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger. Judge Robert Payne ruled that the federal government is likely to succeed in its lawsuit against the state, finding the law unconstitutionally interferes with existing…
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Olivia Rodrigo and Cameron Crowe Go Deeper Into ‘The Cure,’ Confessional Songwriting and Daisy Chain Fields in a Grammy Museum Q&A and Acoustic Set
Olivia Rodrigo took part in an on-stage Q&A and acoustic mini-set with filmmaker Cameron Crowe at the Grammy Museum, coming just days after she staged her own successful music festival, Daisy Chain Fields. The event offered a rare intimate counterpoint to her recent large-scale success, with talk ranging from playful speculation about a future biopic…
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Democrats erupt in fury after two rebels hand Trump’s GOP a shock victory in stinging betrayal
Two moderate Democratic House members, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington State and Jared Golden of Maine, angered their own party by voting with Republicans to advance a procedural rule enabling GOP-favoured legislation, including a resolution condemning socialism and a push for tighter election-fraud measures. Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries, Katherine Clark and Pete Aguilar accused the…
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JOHN CORABI Says His Latest Departure From THE DEAD DAISIES Had Nothing To Do With GLENN HUGHES’s Return For One-Off Live Show
John Corabi has denied that his recent exit from The Dead Daisies was linked to former singer Glenn Hughes rejoining the band for a one-off show, offering his own account of the split in a new interview. Corabi, best known as a former Mötley Crüe frontman, said the departure instead stemmed from a breakdown of…
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Women who start common hormone therapy in their 50s may have 23% lower dementia risk
A new study suggests that postmenopausal women who begin hormone replacement therapy (HRT) around the time of menopause may have a lower risk of developing dementia in later life. Researchers analysed UK Biobank data covering over 183,000 women and found HRT use was linked to roughly a 10% lower risk of all-cause dementia and a…