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Seven Reasons Why You Should See Harry Styles Right Now
Harry Styles has announced that his Together, Together tour will continue into 2027, with six North American dates and overseas shows featuring supporting acts including Caroline Polachek, Tinashe, Tears for Fears, and Lainey Wilson. This marks his first tour in three years and represents a major pop event, with the current run serving as a…
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American Music Tourism Act heads to Trump’s desk after House vote
The United States House of Representatives has passed the American Music Tourism Act, which now awaits President Trump’s signature. The legislation adds music tourism to the existing responsibilities of the Commerce Department’s tourism promotion duties, which currently cover conferences, cultural heritage destinations, and sports events. This bipartisan bill represents over two years of development and…
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Taylor Swift to receive inaugural VMA honour for directing music videos
Taylor Swift has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the Artist Director Honors at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, an accolade that recognises music artists whose directorial work has expanded the possibilities of music videos and advanced visual storytelling. This honour reflects Swift’s significant influence as both a performer and filmmaker, elevating her…
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Apple raises Mac Studio prices for demanding AI and video work
Apple’s latest Mac Studio has become substantially more expensive, largely because it targets professionals running local AI models, advanced video workflows and Hollywood-level visual effects. The M5 Max version now starts at $2,500, while the M5 Ultra begins at $5,500, increases of $500 and $1,500 respectively compared with earlier models. The machines offer up to…
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Garth Brooks’ 2026 “Blame It All On My Roots” Tour: How to Get Tickets
Garth Brooks is undertaking a new arena tour entitled “Blame It All On My Roots,” which marks a return to the venues central to establishing his career. The country music legend has already completed multi-show runs in Indianapolis, Denver, Chicago and Washington D.C., with forthcoming dates scheduled in Orlando and Salt Lake City. The tour…
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Colin Kaepernick says NFL and slavery are part of the ‘same process’ in interview with Ryan Clark
Colin Kaepernick has reiterated his comparison between the NFL and slavery during an interview with former ESPN commentator Ryan Clark on the “Pivot” podcast. The comparison, which originally appeared in Kaepernick’s 2021 Netflix series “Colin in Black & White,” draws parallels between the NFL Scouting Combine and slave auctions, focusing on how teams physically examine…
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Riley Green Reveals His Secret Weapon to Get Singers on His ‘Voice’ Team
Riley Green says his cowboy hat and trademark moustache will help him attract country singers to his team on The Voice. As a new coach for season 30, he will compete with Adam Levine, Kelly Clarkson and fellow newcomer Queen Latifah, while hoping to help aspiring performers follow a similar path. Green says contestants who…
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Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore Orioles face off in playoff-style game with wild card on the line
The Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore Orioles face a critical playoff-style encounter in the final week of the regular season, with both teams’ postseason hopes hanging by a thread. A loss for either side would effectively end their wild-card aspirations, making this Monday night matchup essential for both franchises. Both teams suffered difficult campaigns but…
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Eastwood & Hanks’ New WWII Thriller Officially Revives Classic War Movie Tradition as It Climbs Charts
*Lucky Strike*, a Second World War thriller starring Scott Eastwood and Colin Hanks, is gaining attention after a limited theatrical release and subsequent digital launch. Inspired by true events, it follows a wounded American soldier trapped behind enemy lines during the Battle of the Bulge, while drawing on the reputations of their famous fathers, Clint…
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Rolling Loud to return to San Bernardino in December 2027
Rolling Loud will return to San Bernardino, California, from 10–12 December 2027, following three editions at Hollywood Park in Inglewood. Co-founder and chief executive Matt Zingler said the Nos Events Center offers lower costs, less congestion and more scope for festival activations, while arguing that Rolling Loud remains the leading hip-hop festival brand with little…