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Amy Sherman-Palladino leads authorised Gilmore Girls documentary for HBO Max
An official documentary about “Gilmore Girls” is in production and will debut on HBO Max, becoming the first authorised film exploring the making of the cult 2000s dramedy. The untitled project is told from the perspective of series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and her husband, executive producer Daniel Palladino, and features star Lauren Graham alongside other…
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The two 1960s bands Lou Reed couldn’t stand: “The most untalented bores”
Lou Reed, the influential Velvet Underground frontman, was notoriously scathing about many of his contemporaries, and his criticism often reflected a belief that rock music was inseparable from the city or culture that produced it. Having helped forge New York’s gritty art-rock scene alongside Andy Warhol, Reed was dismissive of both British rock, including The…
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Sienna Spiro on Writing Candidly as a Young Woman, While Being Frank About Adoring Sinatra and Twiggy: ‘Being 20 Is Just Tricky, Period’
Sienna Spiro, a 20-year-old singer from London, has released her debut album “Visitor” on 3 July, capping a rapid rise that has seen her become an influential figure among young pop vocalists despite only just starting out. Her success is notable because rising contestants on televised singing competitions, including “American Idol”, have taken to covering…
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Pre-Order Madden 27 to Gain Three-Day Early Access Next Week
EA Sports has opened pre-orders for Madden 27, giving players who buy the Deluxe or MVP editions three days of early access before the game’s official launch. The title, which features Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams as its cover athlete, will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch 2. Madden 27…
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Vile Hawaii Democratic candidate, 40, filmed hurling chair at man after being asked to stop blaring music from speaker on paradise beach
A Democratic candidate running for office in Hawaii was filmed throwing a chair at a man on a beach after being asked to turn down loud music from a speaker, in an incident that has raised questions about his conduct and suitability for public office. The confrontation, captured on video, has since circulated widely and…
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Olivia Rodrigo Slams Trump for ‘Defunding’ Planned Parenthood: ‘We’ll Never Stop Fighting’
Olivia Rodrigo has publicly criticised US President Donald Trump over the “defunding” of Planned Parenthood, using a dance video posted to the social media accounts of her upcoming all-female music festival, Daisy Chain Fields. The video highlights that nearly 30 Planned Parenthood health centres have closed since Trump signed legislation cutting the organisation’s funding, before…
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CMAT Offers A Euro-Country Glossary For Americans
Irish singer-songwriter CMAT sat down with Stereogum following her standout performance at Rhode Island’s Newport Folk Festival to explain the Irish cultural references scattered throughout her Mercury Prize-nominated album, Euro-Country. The video breaks down terms and names likely unfamiliar to American audiences, helping international fans better understand the record’s distinctly Irish flavour. Topics covered include…
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The 1993 song Phil Collins refused to perform: “I only ever played it once”
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Karol G Reveals New Album’s Tracklist Features Collabs With Drake, Bruno Mars & More
Karol G has revealed the tracklist for her upcoming sixth studio album, No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto (translating to “I Don’t Regret Feeling So Much”), which is due for release on Friday, 7 August. The Colombian artist shared the 14 song titles via an Instagram post, confirming high-profile collaborations with Drake, Bruno Mars, and…
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The 1980 rock classic Axl Rose admits is “really challenging” to sing
Axl Rose has acknowledged that AC/DC’s music, particularly songs from their 1980 album Back in Black, is “really challenging” to sing, reflecting on his stint as the band’s temporary frontman. Rose stepped in for Brian Johnson in 2016 after Johnson was forced to quit AC/DC’s world tour due to sudden hearing loss, allowing the tour…