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“John Lydon had had a few beers. He was being completely over the top, saying how much he loved Aqualung”: Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson quizzed by Yes, Genesis, ELP stars and others
Ian Anderson reflects on Jethro Tull’s long career in an unusually candid question-and-answer session led by fellow progressive-rock musicians, collaborators and admirers. The interview matters as it presents the 78-year-old bandleader’s perspective on the group’s continuing activity, their legacy and encounters with peers from across the genre. Anderson formed Jethro Tull in London in 1967,…
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How the Pixel 11 Pro Fold compares to the Galaxy Z Fold 8
Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Fold is positioned as a more mature rival to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra, with its main improvements over last year’s model including a Tensor G6 chip, faster wireless charging and new software features. The comparison matters because Google and Samsung now offer similarly sized book-style…
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SUFC News: United’s rivals ‘pursuing’ World Cup defender as midfielder bid ‘rejected’ – thestar.co.uk
SUFC News: United’s rivals ‘pursuing’ World Cup defender as midfielder bid ‘rejected’ thestar.co.uk
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Phantom Blade Zero PS5 Demo Leaks Before Next Week’s State of Play
The PS Store strikes again. Eager Phantom Blade Zero fans have been practically begging for a playable demo for years, and now it looks like we’re finally getting one. Just before the game’s dedicated State of Play broadcast was announced early this morning, eagle-eyed PS5 users somehow managed to spot a demo on the PS…
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The 1980s concert that brought George Harrison back to pop music: “Yeah, I can do this”
New lease of life. The post The 1980s concert that brought George Harrison back to pop music: “Yeah, I can do this” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Cloud Strife just celebrated his birthday, and it reminded me of all the FF7 merch starring the spiky-haired merc that I want for my collection
To mark Cloud Strife’s birthday, the GamesRadar+ writer highlights Final Fantasy VII merchandise featuring the character that they would like to add to their collection. – The article is a personal shopping round-up rather than a news report. – It focuses on merchandise inspired by Cloud, the spiky-haired protagonist of Final Fantasy VII. – The…
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Role Model Admits He Botched Olivia Rodrigo Cover For BBC
Role Model, the stage name of singer Tucker Pillsbury, said he had “botched” his cover of Olivia Rodrigo’s “maggots for brains” for BBC Radio’s Live Lounge. His admission followed the BBC’s release of the performance and appears to acknowledge mixed or negative reactions online; it highlights the scrutiny artists can face when covering prominent contemporary…
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Keep the Door Locked codes (August 2026) for cash and tokens
The article lists current Keep the Door Locked redemption codes and explains that they provide in-game cash and tokens. – Codes can help players obtain resources without earning them through normal play. – The list is intended for August 2026 and may change as codes expire or are added. – Players should enter codes promptly…
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Game Awards 2026: All Game of the Year Front-Runners and Predictions
Polygon’s early Game Awards 2026 predictions place Resident Evil Requiem first and Big Walk second among likely Game of the Year nominees. – Resident Evil Requiem leads because of the series’ awards record, its polished action-horror appeal and broad accessibility, although review scores in the high 80s may be slightly low for a winner. -…