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Katherine Heigl lists her Utah home for $10.6M as family prepares to downsize
Actress Katherine Heigl, best known for “Grey’s Anatomy” and “27 Dresses”, has put her mountain home in Utah on the market for $10.6 million as her family prepares to downsize. The listing, handled by agent Paul Benson of Engel & Völkers Park City, marks the 47-year-old star’s decision to part ways with a property she…
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Baby Rose’s Story Is Still Unfolding
Singer-songwriter Baby Rose, born Jasmine Rose Wilson, is discussed in a Rolling Stone feature marking a busy new chapter in her career, as she opens arena dates for British pop star Olivia Dean and promotes her latest album, Yearnalism. The piece frames her as an intuitive, emotionally driven artist who leans on spontaneity and instinct,…
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The 1984 song Eddie Van Halen knew his band hated: “Nobody wanted anything to do with it”
The supplied article consists only of the headline and website navigation elements (“Music, Film, Travel, Art, News, Shop, Mailing List”), with no body text provided. As a result, the substantive content — the identity of the 1984 Van Halen song in question and Eddie Van Halen’s reported comments about his bandmates disliking it — cannot…
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“I discovered our album by chance when a pub landlord showed me his copy”: They brought steampunk to prog, connected to The Stones and The Who, and didn’t know their only record had been released until 32 years later
Bram Stoker, a Bournemouth progressive rock band, briefly appeared to be at the forefront of the early-1970s prog scene, boasting connections to figures such as Roger Daltrey of The Who and The Rolling Stones. However, the group split before their debut album was properly released, and remarkably the members did not realise their only record…
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These 4 Mellow Songs From Heavy 70s Bands Sound Even Better Than Their Usual Style
This American Songwriter opinion piece celebrates four occasions when heavy or hard-rocking 1970s bands set aside their usual sound for gentler, more acoustic material. The author argues that although such genre departures do not always succeed, when they do they can rank among the finest songs in a band’s catalogue, offering a welcome contrast to…
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Middle-aged generation still shun the Proms over fears classical music is ‘elitist’, says director
A director associated with the BBC Proms has claimed that a middle-aged demographic continues to stay away from the annual classical music festival because they perceive the art form as “elitist”. The comments are notable because they suggest that persistent image problems around classical music, rather than younger audiences alone, are shaping who attends, and…
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Britney Spears Dismisses Odd Behavior on L.A. Highway: ‘Nothing Is What It Seems’
“What people see is two seconds of insanity of me arching me to the lords,” singer writes of standing through a moonroof on 101 Freeway
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Five unreleased Bob Dylan songs that deserved better
Hard to pick just five. The post Five unreleased Bob Dylan songs that deserved better first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Country Stars From the 1960s Who Found New Life as Solo Artists
TENNESSEE – CIRCA 1955: Country singer Dolly Parton poses for a portrait in circa 1955 in Tennessee. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Sometimes you have to follow the muse. These are three country stars from the 1960s who found new life as solo artists. The post 3 Country Stars From the 1960s Who Found…