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THUNDERMOTHER To Release New Album, ‘Mothers Of Thunder’, In February 2027; First Single ‘Bimbo Boost’ To Arrive In September
Swedish rock band Thundermother have announced that their seventh studio album, “Mothers Of Thunder”, will be released in February 2027, with the lead single “Bimbo Boost” arriving in September 2026. The news was revealed by guitarist Filippa Nässil and vocalist Linnéa Vikström Egg in an interview at this month’s Wacken Open Air festival in Germany,…
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Five-time Super League champion Makinson to retire
Catalans Dragons winger Tommy Makinson has announced he will retire at the end of the 2026 season, bringing an end to a decorated rugby league career. The 34-year-old former England international spent 2011 to 2024 at St Helens, where he won five Grand Finals and a Challenge Cup, before moving to the French club in…
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5 Movies Tom Cruise Should Have Won an Oscar For
Tom Cruise has never won a competitive Academy Award despite four decades as one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, and this Collider article argues several of his past performances deserved one. The piece is timed to speculation about his forthcoming film Digger, directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, which some see as a potential awards-season vehicle, drawing…
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Drake Turns Kick Stream Into a 20-v-1 Dating Show, Warns Rap Rivals His ‘Pen Isn’t Dry’
Drake hosted a chaotic roughly three-hour livestream on Kick on Saturday to mark the ninth anniversary of his sponsorship deal with crypto gambling firm Stake, blending prize giveaways with a bizarre dating-show segment and warnings to rival rappers. The broadcast, which advertised over $1 million in cash and prizes, quickly moved beyond gambling into what…
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An ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Star’s New 104-Minute Horror Is Prime Video’s Latest Global Sensation
The shark thriller “The Devil’s Mouth” has become the most-streamed film worldwide on Prime Video, marking the latest horror hit for the platform following the recent success of Curry Barker’s “Obsession.” The 104-minute film, released on 29 July, follows a group of friends whose dive into an underwater cave system is disrupted by a bull…
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Betrayal in La Mamounia: Brian Jones and The Rolling Stones in late 1960s Morocco
In 1967, a trip to Morocco by Brian Jones, Keith Richards and their partners ended with Jones’s girlfriend, Anita Pallenberg, leaving him for Richards. The episode deepened the existing rift between Jones and Richards and became a defining personal rupture during Jones’s increasingly troubled final years with The Rolling Stones. The group stayed at Marrakech’s…
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The “grossly inconvenient” 1988 Daniel Day-Lewis movie buried by the studio: “I find that really despicable”
Daniel Day-Lewis and director Pat O’Connor criticised Columbia Pictures for effectively shelving their 1988 film *Stars and Bars*, despite the years of work invested in it. Day-Lewis said the decision appeared driven by the prejudices and convenience of a small number of people rather than the film itself, calling that treatment “really despicable”; the episode…
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3 of the Best First No. 1 Hits From 70s Classic Rock
This is a list-style feature from American Songwriter highlighting three classic rock tracks from the 1970s, each notable for being the artist’s very first US number one hit. It draws on artist interviews to reveal the personal stories and creative circumstances behind each chart-topper, offering a mix of nostalgia and behind-the-scenes trivia for classic rock…