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3 Rock Songs From 1976 That Still Sound Like Classics Today
Three rock songs released in 1976 continue to resonate with listeners today, according to American Songwriter, which highlights tracks by Aerosmith, Heart and The Steve Miller Band as enduring classics. The piece looks at each song’s origins and chart performance, illustrating why 1970s rock still holds appeal decades later. – “Last Child” by Aerosmith, written…
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The story of how Joe South reinvented the protest song in 1968
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Banksy works cost public almost £150,000
Street artist Banksy’s works have cost UK taxpayers almost £150,000 in cleaning and security costs, according to figures obtained by the BBC via Freedom of Information requests. The largest expense stems from a mural painted on the Grade II-listed Royal Courts of Justice in London in September 2025, depicting a judge striking a protester with…
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Will Ferrell’s New Netflix Series Just Became One of the Streamer’s Biggest Hits of 2026
Will Ferrell’s new Netflix comedy series “The Hawk” has become a major streaming success despite a lukewarm critical reception, highlighting a widening gap between reviewers’ verdicts and audience viewing habits. All ten half-hour episodes dropped on 16 July, and the show quickly rose to the top of Netflix’s US Top 10 chart, suggesting Ferrell’s brand…
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Keanu Reeves’ Dark Fantasy Cult Classic Is Officially Surging Before the Sequel
Keanu Reeves’ 2005 supernatural thriller Constantine, based on DC/Vertigo’s Hellblazer comics, is seeing a fresh surge in streaming popularity two decades after its release, coinciding with growing anticipation for a long-awaited sequel. Despite mixed reviews and modest box office takings on release, the film built a devoted cult following over the years, and that fanbase…
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Warner Bros. Uses AI Dog Podcast to Promote ‘The End of Oak Street’: ‘Ewan McGregor Was Excellent With Treats’
Warner Bros. has promoted its upcoming sci-fi action film “The End of Oak Street” using an AI-generated dog podcast called “DogPack,” in which two AI-animated dogs interview an AI version of Starbuck, the on-screen pet belonging to stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor. The move highlights how major studios are increasingly experimenting with AI-generated content…
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Doomsday warning over AI viruses that their creators claim will fight scourge of antibiotic resistance: IAN GALLAGHER
The article reports concerns about the use of artificial intelligence to design viruses intended to kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Supporters say these engineered bacteriophages could offer a new treatment against infections that no longer respond to antibiotics, while critics warn that the same methods may lower barriers to creating harmful biological agents. The debate centres on…
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Prime Video’s 4-Part Fantasy Series Is a Masterpiece Perfect for a Weekend Binge
Collider has praised Prime Video’s animated series The Legend of Vox Machina as a standout fantasy epic, arguing it rivals or surpasses bigger-budget live-action rivals such as Game of Thrones and The Rings of Power despite lacking their cultural profile. The piece frames the show as a rare success story rooted in its unusual origins,…
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Netflix’s Newest Breakout Hit Is Officially Crowned #1 on Streaming
Netflix’s new comedy 72 Hours has become the platform’s most-watched film despite being panned by critics, illustrating how poor reviews don’t necessarily stop a film becoming a streaming hit. The 105-minute dramedy, starring Kevin Hart alongside Mason Gooding and current Saturday Night Live cast members Marcello Hernández, Ben Marshall and Kam Patterson, follows a struggling…
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The acting coach who couldn’t stop Chuck Norris being upstaged by an animal: “The dog was really great”
An article looks back at Chuck Norris’s 1995 film “Top Dog”, in which the martial arts star found himself overshadowed on screen by his canine co-star. The piece centres on a quote from an acting coach who worked on the production, reflecting on how the dog’s natural screen presence outshone Norris despite the coach’s efforts…