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At His First Show In Georgia, Moby Talks About ‘Music’s Ability to Reach Everybody – And to Reach Them In the Most Personal Way’
Moby played his first-ever concert in Georgia on 30 July 2026, headlining a highly anticipated show at the Rustavi International Motorpark near Tbilisi. The event, organised by local promoter Flitz Collective with Billboard Georgia as media partner, marked a milestone for the electronic music pioneer, who is widely credited with helping bring the genre into…
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Alice Eve Signs With Artist International Group
British actress Alice Eve has signed with Artist International Group for management representation, according to an exclusive report from Deadline. The move adds Eve to a talent roster that already includes prominent names such as Monica Bellucci, Gong Li and Anil Kapoor, alongside filmmakers including Roger Avary and Tony Kaye. Eve is known for roles…
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Sombr Opens Up About Body Image Issues & ‘Lifelong Struggle’ With Eating
Pop singer sombr has spoken candidly about his body image struggles and disordered eating in a new interview with Variety, published as part of its Power of Young Hollywood issue. The 21-year-old, whose real name has drawn attention alongside a striking, slender frame standing well over six feet tall, said he wanted fans who admire…
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Ed Sheeran Shows Off His Batting Skills During Practice With Seattle Mariners’ Julio Rodriguez
Ed Sheeran took time out before his Loop Tour concert in Seattle to join Seattle Mariners centre fielder Julio Rodríguez for batting practice, showing off some unexpected skill at the plate. The lighthearted moment, captured on video and shared by the Mariners and Major League Baseball, saw the singer successfully hit every pitch thrown at…
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Marc Ribot’s guitar inspirations aren’t even guitarists: “Trying to create a ritual”
Marc Ribot, the guitarist known for his work with Tom Waits, the Lounge Lizards and Los Cubanos Postizos, has revealed that his distinctive style owes little to other guitarists and instead draws heavily on jazz saxophonists. In a 2022 conversation, Ribot explained that his playing was shaped far more by horn players than by fretboard…
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3 Hall of Fame Rockers From the 1980s Whose First Bands Never Got off the Ground
This lighthearted retrospective looks at three future Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees who found stardom in the 1980s but struggled early on with bands that failed to take off. It highlights how Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty and Axl Rose all served time in obscure, short-lived outfits before eventually forming the groups that made…
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This Official ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Karaoke Machine Is Designed for Amateur Singers & (Soda) Pop Stars Alike
Netflix and eKids have launched an official “KPop Demon Hunters” karaoke machine, capitalising on the runaway popularity of the Oscar-winning animated film. Two versions are available: a compact Bluetooth speaker sold through Amazon and a larger system with dual microphones sold via Sam’s Club, both aimed at fans wanting to sing along at home. The…
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Rosie O’Donnell Teases “Love Song” For Trump On ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’, Isn’t Worried About FCC: “I Don’t Listen To Them”
Rosie O’Donnell has revealed she plans to poke fun at Donald Trump with a “love song” when she guest-hosts Jimmy Kimmel Live in August, brushing aside any concerns about the FCC censoring her under the Trump administration. The move comes as the FCC, led by chairman Brendan Carr, continues what ABC has called an “ongoing…
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Yngwie Malmsteen Announces New Album, Unveils “Now or Never”: Stream
Guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen has announced a new studio album, *Hell or High Water*, due for release on 13 November via Music Theories Recordings/Artone Label Group. It marks his first record in roughly five years, the longest gap between studio albums in his four-decade career, and arrives alongside the release of the lead single “Now…
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4 of the Best Country Songs Turning 40 This Year
This article marks the 40th anniversary of four notable country songs released in 1986, a period when the genre’s mainstream shifted from the outlaw sound of the 1970s towards a more traditional, “neo-traditionalist” style favouring acoustic instruments and close vocal harmonies. The piece highlights how this stylistic shift, reminiscent of 1940s and 50s country and…