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Pelosi staffer pumps the brakes when pressed on husband’s hit-and-run: ‘That’s enough’
Nancy Pelosi refused to answer questions about husband Paul Pelosi's hit-and-run case in Napa County before a staffer shut down the exchange.
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STEVE LUKATHER On EDDIE VAN HALEN Album He Is Working On With ALEX VAN HALEN: ‘It’s In Its Fetal Stages Right Now’
Toto guitarist Steve Lukather has once again discussed his involvement in a new album drawn from unreleased Van Halen recordings, which he is producing alongside drummer Alex Van Halen. Speaking to Long Island radio station 102.3 WBAB, Lukather stressed that the project is intended to honour the legacy of Eddie Van Halen, who died in…
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The one musician Glenn Frey knew always belonged in Eagles: “Never anybody else”
The perfect foil for the rest of them. The post The one musician Glenn Frey knew always belonged in Eagles: “Never anybody else” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Revealed: The toe-curling questions Bill Clinton’s top aide was forced to answer about his trove of ‘flirtatious’ emails with Ghislaine Maxwell during Jeffrey Epstein hearing
Doug Band, a longtime top aide to former US President Bill Clinton, was reportedly questioned during a congressional hearing linked to the Jeffrey Epstein case about a trove of emails he exchanged with Ghislaine Maxwell that were described as “flirtatious”. The exchange has drawn attention because of Band’s close ties to Clinton and the ongoing…
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How to Handle Gatecrashers: After Jay-Z, Experts Talk Training, Prevention & FOMO’s Possible Role
Jay-Z’s Yankee Stadium concert on 12 July was delayed by more than four hours after hundreds of ticketless fans forced their way past security, prompting a temporary lockdown of the venue that left many legitimate ticket-holders stuck outside. Billboard spoke to several event safety experts in the aftermath to examine whether the venue’s response was…
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“Ozzy Day” To Be Celebrated in Late Metal Icon’s Hometown of Birmingham, England
Birmingham, England will hold “Ozzy Day” on 22 July 2026 to mark the first anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne’s death, honouring the city’s most famous musical son with live music, tributes and other events across the city centre. The initiative brings together local businesses, cultural organisations and public spaces, reflecting the enduring pride Birmingham takes in…
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Ava Max Scores: The Pop Star on the World Cup, Her Favorite ABBA Song, and More
Pop singer Ava Max spoke to Rolling Stone at the opening of FIFA House in New York during World Cup Finals Week, an event held in collaboration with Rolling Stone, the Grammys and Def Jam Recordings. The 32-year-old discussed her prolific recent output, including her role in the Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Album, and…
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Reading Festival applies for licence to become four-day event with music on the Thursday night too
Reading Festival’s organisers, Festival Republic, have applied for a licence change that would let the event add music on Thursday nights, effectively turning it into a four-day festival. Currently the main event runs from Friday to Sunday, with Wednesday and Thursday reserved for campers to arrive and set up, so the move would extend live…
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The 1970 song Neil Young called CSNY at their best: “Greatest”
The article identifies ‘Ohio’ as the 1970 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song Neil Young regarded as the group at its best. Written in response to the Kent State shootings, the track mattered because it turned a recent political tragedy into an urgent protest song and became one of CSNY’s defining recordings. Young wrote ‘Ohio’…
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BRIAN JOHNSON On Performing Live With AC/DC At Age 78: ‘It’s Just More Fun Because We Don’t Care Anymore’
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson, 78, has spoken about how performing live has changed at this stage of his career, saying the band now enjoys itself more because “we don’t care anymore.” Speaking alongside guitarist Angus Young, 71, to USA Today during the 2026 North American leg of the band’s “Power Up” world tour, Johnson said…