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Warner Chappell Music Signs ‘Freaked Out’ Hitmakers Fat Papi and Prodshushy
New Zealand creative duo Fat Papi and prodshushy have signed worldwide publishing agreements with Warner Chappell Music, covering their existing catalogues and future work. The deal follows the international success of their viral track “Freaked Out”, giving the pair the backing of a major music publisher as they seek to build longer-term global careers. “Freaked…
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I’ve been so close to giving up on music more times than I can count.
This YouTube Short features an artist speaking candidly about the struggle of sticking with a career in music, opening with the line “I’ve been so close to giving up on music more times than I can count.” The format suggests a short, personal clip rather than a full music video — likely a snippet of…
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Rod Stewart cancels North American dates after coronary stent procedure
Rod Stewart has cancelled the remaining North American dates on his ‘One Last Time’ tour after undergoing a successful routine coronary stent procedure. Doctors have advised the 81-year-old singer to take four weeks to recover before returning to performing, while Stewart said he was already feeling better and hoped to be back on stage soon.…
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RITCHIE BLACKMORE Says He Will Perform With DEEP PURPLE For First Time In More Than Three Decades
Ritchie Blackmore says he will join Deep Purple on stage in New York on 12 August, marking his first performance with the band since 1993. The planned encore would reunite the guitarist with the group he helped found after more than three decades and is significant for fans of the band’s classic line-up. Blackmore, 81,…
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Songs of Forgotten Trees review – sensitive, ambiguous drama of female intimacy in Mumbai
Anuparna Roy’s debut drama follows two women sharing a cramped, deteriorating flat in Mumbai: Thooya, an actor who also does sex work, and Shweta, a call-centre employee. Their initially awkward cohabitation develops into an emotionally intimate relationship whose romantic nature remains deliberately uncertain, while the confined setting reflects the social limits placed on both women.…
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Eerie silence and ‘still surviving’: what happened next after steel town’s last blast furnace shut down
Port Talbot is adjusting to life after Tata Steel closed its last blast furnaces in 2024, ending more than a century of traditional steelmaking and costing nearly 3,000 jobs. A new exhibition, *Steeling Ourselves*, documents the town’s response, combining photographs and residents’ testimonies to show both the loss felt locally and the determination not to…
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Hansal Mehta, Siddharth Bodke on ‘Scam 2010’ as First Look Unveiled for SonyLIV Series: ‘A Story About Ambition, Influence and Arrogance’ (EXCLUSIVE)
SonyLIV has unveiled the first look of “Scam 2010”, the next instalment in its Indian financial-scandal drama franchise, starring Siddharth Bodke and directed by Hansal Mehta. The series will dramatise the rise and fall of Sahara India Pariwar founder Subrata Roy, examining ambition, influence and the collapse of public belief in a major business empire.…
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Guy Sebastian’s ex-manager Titus Day makes stunning admission over singer’s missing money as bitter years-long legal battle ends in confidential settlement
Guy Sebastian’s former manager, Titus Day, has settled a long-running legal dispute with the Australian singer over allegedly withheld earnings, with the case concluding via a confidential settlement rather than further court proceedings. The resolution brings to an end years of bitter litigation between the two men, which had centred on claims that Day mismanaged…
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The 1971 album Colin Blunstone of The Zombies thinks can’t be topped: “Every track is perfect”
“My constant companion…” The post The 1971 album Colin Blunstone of The Zombies thinks can’t be topped: “Every track is perfect” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Bird & Byron Fly Into Live Rounds on ‘AGT’ With ‘Haunting’ Original Song: Watch
Bird & Byron, a duo made up of childhood friends Blake Bergere and Nick Lorenz from New Albany, Ohio, secured a place in the live rounds of “America’s Got Talent” season 21 after performing an original song, “By My Side,” during the Judges’ Callbacks round. The performance mattered because the pair had entered the round…