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The three artists George Harrison said were tarnished by greed when they became entangled with The Beatles
The article examines George Harrison’s view that three artists were adversely affected by their association with The Beatles, with commercial pressures and greed said to have damaged the relationships involved. – It considers Harrison’s concerns about fame and financial interests overshadowing artistic collaboration. – It places those concerns within the wider tensions surrounding The Beatles’…
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“Even if it might lead to a poisonous leg amputation, I’d literally die for the music”: The Pretty Reckless’ Taylor Momsen on her journey from child actor to AC/DC-approved rock star
Taylor Momsen, frontwoman of The Pretty Reckless, has spoken about her unlikely path from child actor to touring rock star embraced by AC/DC, in an interview with Metal Hammer. She recounts a series of dangerous animal encounters while opening for AC/DC on tour, framing them with dark humour as the price of her commitment to…
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Bricknasty’s ‘bobinov’ Video Is Remarkable
Irish collective Bricknasty have released a new single, ‘bobinov’, accompanied by a striking retro-styled video. The release follows the acclaim generated by last year’s ‘BLACKS LAW’ EP, which propelled the group to some of the biggest live performances of their career, including an upcoming slot supporting Loyle Carner at a special show in Leeds in…
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3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1960s You Can Actually Work Out To
This is a light-hearted list feature from American Songwriter, offering readers three one-hit wonder tracks from the 1960s that make good workout music. It’s a music-culture piece rather than hard news, aimed at readers looking for exercise playlist inspiration with a nostalgic classic-rock twist. The three songs highlighted are “Who Put The Bomp (In The…
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2hollis Shifts Gears With New Single ‘Hurt’
Los Angeles-based artist 2hollis has released a new single titled ‘Hurt’, marking a deliberate change in direction from the sound of his major-label debut album. The track leans into abrasive, rave-influenced production, moving away from the “synthetic rage rap” style that characterised his previous work, and signals the start of a new creative chapter for…
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How to complete Artist’s Retreat in Phasmophobia
A new challenge called Artist’s Retreat has arrived in Phasmophobia, tied to the reworked 13 Willow Street map that launched on 21 July 2026. Developer Kinetic Games designed it as a lengthy, high-difficulty trial offering an exclusive reward, requiring sustained skill, patience and precision to complete rather than a single skilled run. To finish the…
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John Lydon will “never forgive” Sex Pistols: “They are special people with special needs”
John Lydon, former frontman of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd, has said he will “never forgive” his former bandmates, describing them as “special people with special needs.” The remark reopens long-running tensions within the punk pioneers, whose various disputes over the decades—including legal battles over song usage and their legacy—have kept the group’s…
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Academy of Country Music appoints Andy Schuon, ex-MTV and REVOLT TV exec, as new CEO
The Academy of Country Music (ACM) has named Andy Schuon as its new Chief Executive Officer, with the media executive taking up the post on 1 September 2026 at the organisation’s Nashville headquarters. He succeeds Damon Whiteside, who stepped down on 30 June after six and a half years in the role, and the appointment…
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Remember When Phil Collins Heated up a Leftover for His First US No. 1 Single in 1984?
Phil Collins scored his first US number one single in 1984 with “Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)”, but the song’s origins actually date back around three years earlier. He had written the ballad, then titled “How Can You Just Sit There?”, during the emotionally raw sessions for his 1981 solo debut…
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Inpatient (Ren x Chris Webby) – Lunatic Lullaby (Visualiser)
This isn’t a news article — the URL is a YouTube page for a music video (“Inpatient (Ren x Chris Webby) – Lunatic Lullaby (Visualiser)”), and the “article text” is just YouTube’s page metadata/JSON, with no actual journalistic content to summarise. There’s nothing substantive here (no reporting, facts, or narrative) for me to condense into…