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“We could have the worst arguments in the world but we would end up laughing”: Sharon Osbourne pays tribute to husband Ozzy one year on from his death
Sharon Osbourne has paid tribute to her husband Ozzy Osbourne on the first anniversary of his death, urging fans to remember his sense of humour. The Black Sabbath frontman, known as the Prince Of Darkness, died on 22 July 2025 following a heart attack, and Sharon has spoken publicly about how he should be remembered…
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Olivia Rodrigo speaks out for reproductive rights, says abortion bans are not “pro-life” but “pro-control”
Olivia Rodrigo has again spoken out on reproductive rights, arguing that abortion bans are less about being “pro-life” and more about “pro-control”. The comments came in an in-depth conversation with the Center for Reproductive Rights, timed ahead of her inaugural Daisy Chain Fields Festival, and reflect her continued use of her platform to campaign against…
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Zora Jones Shares Spicy New Single ‘ULTRAFREAK’
Barcelona-based artist Zora Jones has released a new single, ‘ULTRAFREAK’, accompanied by a striking self-directed video, as the latest preview of her forthcoming second album, ’50 Bullets To The Heart’, due later in 2026. The track is a boldly sensual statement, blending probing electronics and otherworldly pop with themes of desire and kink, and Jones…
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Fontaines DC’s 40th anniversary tour: Who will be the legacy acts of our old age?
The article considers which contemporary artists might become the arena-filling “legacy acts” of future decades, using Fontaines D.C. as a starting point. It argues that today’s music scene makes long-term stardom less predictable, but that artists who build distinctive identities and committed audiences may endure. Its focus is on the changing nature of musical legacy:…
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STEVE FORBES, STEPHEN MOORE: America must free its airwaves before China pulls ahead
This opinion piece by Steve Forbes and Stephen Moore argues that the United States must accelerate the release of wireless spectrum to private industry, warning that delays risk ceding ground to China in the race for telecommunications and AI infrastructure dominance. The authors welcome a newly announced “super band” spectrum auction from Federal Communications Commission…
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World Cup 2030 (very early) power rankings: who will challenge Spain at top?
The Guardian has published a lighthearted early “power rankings” feature looking ahead to the 2030 World Cup, assessing which national teams have the strongest foundations to compete for the title four years from now. The piece follows the 2026 tournament, which saw veterans such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modric, Neymar, James Rodríguez and…
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Blair Davie Shares Soaring New Song ‘You Must Be A Miracle’
Scottish songwriter Blair Davie has released a new track, ‘You Must Be A Miracle’, ahead of an upcoming EP. The release continues a run of new material from the artist, who blends candid songwriting with humour as a way of processing difficult experiences, and the song serves as a heartfelt thank-you to someone who helped…
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Celeste Rivas Hernandez’ family “horrified” by images shown in D4vd hearing
The family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez said they were horrified after graphic images were shown at the first day of singer D4vd’s preliminary hearing in Los Angeles. The hearing is intended to determine whether prosecutors have sufficient evidence for the case to proceed to a full trial; D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke,…
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Cruz Beckham’s Famous Parents Give Him Solid Career Advice
Cruz Beckham, the 21-year-old son of David and Victoria Beckham, has revealed the career advice his famous parents gave him as he prepares to launch his music career. Speaking to SiriusXM Hits 1 Miami, he said both parents encouraged him to focus relentlessly on his craft, though he gave the edge to his mother’s guidance,…
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US musicians union urges court to reject Universal and Warner bid to dismiss lawsuit over Suno and Udio deals
The American Federation of Musicians (AFM) has asked a New York federal court to reject attempts by Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group to dismiss its lawsuit over their AI licensing deals with Suno and Udio. The union argues these deals trigger a “new use” clause in its collective bargaining agreement, which it says…