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The 1991 role Robin Williams compared to an exorcism: “I’m not trying to work something out”
Robin Williams once likened his role as Peter Banning in Steven Spielberg’s 1991 film Hook to an exorcism, describing how playing a buttoned-up adult who rediscovers his inner child in Neverland felt like purging something from himself. The comparison, resurfaced from a 1998 interview, offers insight into how Williams viewed his own performances and pushed…
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I NEED SALMON SOUP
This is a short-form video titled “I NEED SALMON SOUP”, posted as a YouTube Shorts clip and shared into a social news community feed. The blunt, comedic title suggests a bite-sized, punchy piece of content built around a single memorable line or moment rather than a traditional music release. The Shorts format points to a…
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This is giving Jamie T, the streets n the prodigy
This YouTube Short shares a track that’s being compared to a mix of Jamie T’s scrappy, rap-inflected indie style, the raw storytelling swagger of The Streets, and the frantic electronic energy of The Prodigy. It suggests a genre-blending sound that pulls together spoken-word delivery with punchy, high-tempo production. The post appears to be a discovery…
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What was the first commercially available soundtrack album?
The article explores the history of movie soundtracks and identifies Walt Disney’s *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* as the first commercially available soundtrack album, released in 1938. Music had long been integral to cinema, from live piano and orchestral accompaniment during the silent era to the rise of the “talkies” after 1927, when studios…
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“They didn’t see it as a sign of respect”: The awful practice that plagued punk concerts in the 1970s
The article, from Far Out Magazine, uses recent complaints from artists such as Olivia Rodrigo and Noah Kahan about fans behaving badly at gigs as a springboard to look back at “gobbing” – the practice of spitting between bands and audiences that was rife at punk concerts in the 1970s. Far from being a modern…
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The exact moment Joan Baez knew she could sing: “The rest is history”
Joan Baez has recalled the moment she first realised she could sing, describing how a school setback pushed her towards the vibrato-driven voice that would define her career. Speaking to Jane Fonda in a 2023 interview for Interview magazine, Baez explained that missing out on a school singing group led her to practise a wobbling…
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Watch Yungblud bring a couple onstage to reveal their baby’s gender: “Bringing life into the world what a beautiful fucking day”
Yungblud brought a pregnant couple onstage during a concert in Billings, Montana, to help reveal the gender of their baby, after spotting them holding up a sign reading “We are pregnant, do our gender reveal.” The Doncaster musician, real name Dominic Harrison, said he had never done a gender reveal before but happily obliged, inviting…
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Eva Longoria stuns in blue bikini on Marbella beach vacation with husband Jose Baston
Actress Eva Longoria was photographed enjoying a beach holiday in Marbella, Spain, alongside her husband, media executive José Bastón. The pictures, showing the 51-year-old in a blue string bikini, are part of a wider run of celebrity beach and lifestyle photos regularly featured by the publication and carry no further news significance beyond documenting the…
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The 1966 instrumental Brian Wilson called The Beach Boys’ best: “A musical orgasm”
The article revisits a remark by Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys’ chief songwriter and producer, in which he named a 1966 instrumental as the finest music the band ever made, reportedly describing it as “a musical orgasm”. The piece in question was part of the band’s landmark Pet Sounds album, released that year, which is…
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SAVATAGE’s CHRIS CAFFERY On Performing With Orchestra In Pompeii: ‘There Was An Overwhelming Amount Of Things Going On At Once’
SAVATAGE guitarist Chris Caffery has spoken about the band’s 27 July 2026 performance at the Amphitheater of Pompeii, where the progressive metal veterans played accompanied by a live orchestra. In an interview with Moshpit Passion, Caffery described the occasion as chaotic but exhilarating, noting the scale of the production and the presence of friends, fans,…