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Anne Hathaway “Pushed Really Hard” Trying to Get Julie Andrews to Return for ‘Princess Diaries 3’
Anne Hathaway has revealed that she made a strong effort to persuade Julie Andrews to reprise her role as Queen Clarisse Renaldi in the upcoming Princess Diaries 3, after Andrews indicated she did not think she should return. Speaking to Entertainment Tonight following her Disney Legends Honor at the D23 Expo, Hathaway said she and…
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The one guitarist who always belonged in Nirvana: “He was really close friends with them”
This article speculates about which musician might have joined Nirvana as a second guitarist, arguing the band was often conceived by Kurt Cobain as a four-piece rather than the classic power trio. While Pat Smear eventually filled that role during the band’s later live performances, the piece explores earlier candidates, including Jason Everman, who briefly…
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Calle 24 Cancels Remaining U.S. Eterno Tour Dates After Work Visa Revocation: ‘It’s Out of My Hands’
Mexican singer Calle 24 (real name Diego Millán) has cancelled the remaining U.S. dates of his Eterno Tour after his American work visa was unexpectedly revoked. He announced the news in an Instagram statement on Tuesday 18 August, saying the decision was made “out of the utmost respect” for U.S. laws and processes, and that…
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Cardi B Is Team KATSEYE, Clapping Back at ‘Hootie Frutti’ Haters
Cardi B has publicly declared her support for KATSEYE’s new single “Hootie Frutti”, pushing back against critics of the track. In an Instagram Live, the rapper sang along and performed some of the accompanying choreography, saying she, her daughter Kulture and Blossom all love the song, and the clip quickly spread across social media, with…
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“To wear this scent, you must resist tradition, fight conformity, and disregard aromatic conventions.” That time the Sex Pistols launched their own perfume to “feed your inner rebel”
This retrospective piece from Louder Sound revisits an unusual chapter in punk history: in August 2010, the Sex Pistols licensed their name to a perfume, launched in France and marketed as a way to “feed your inner rebel”. The article treats the episode with tongue-in-cheek humour, framing the idea of a punk band selling fragrance…
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Elvis Presley’s three greatest songs of the 1960s, according to Tom Petty
Tom Petty, though not part of rock and roll’s original 1950s and ’60s wave, drew heavily on pioneers such as Elvis Presley in shaping his own sound, blending traditional roots with a more modern sensibility from the release of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ debut album in 1976. In a 2011 interview with Rolling Stone,…
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Who Should Win Video of the Year at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards? Vote!
MTV has revealed the six nominees for Video of the Year at the 2026 VMAs, with Billboard inviting readers to vote for their preferred winner. The line-up spans four chart-topping hits alongside two ambitious longer-form films, and includes a notable historical milestone as Madonna returns to the category for the first time in 22 years.…
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Play Jay Worthy’s 16-Bit Video Game ‘P of the Week’: ‘It Feels Like a Mix of My Two Favorite Games’
Rapper Jay Worthy has released a free 16-bit browser video game called “P of the Week” ahead of “Generation P”, his forthcoming collaborative album with funk legend George Clinton, released under the LNDN DRGS duo with producer Sean House. The game, designed by Kyle Zimmer, lets fans play as Jay Worthy in a style the…
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Lady Gaga Defeats Lawsuit That Claimed ‘Mayhem’ Album Name Infringed a Surfboard Brand
Lady Gaga has defeated a lawsuit brought by Lost Surfboards, which claimed her album “Mayhem” infringed the trademark of its own Mayhem-branded surfboards. A US federal judge dismissed the case, ruling it was barred by First Amendment protections that shield creative works from most trademark claims, in a decision that reinforces long-standing legal precedent shielding…
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FKA Twigs Wins First Round in Legal Trademark Battle With Indie Band The Twigs
FKA Twigs (Tahliah Barnett) has won the first round of a trademark dispute with indie band The Twigs, after a US judge ruled the group had forfeited its right to sue over years of inaction. The decision matters because it removes the immediate threat to FKA Twigs’ stage name, though the wider legal battle between…