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Anthony Michael Hall Says ‘Breakfast Club’ Director John Hughes Hoped For A Sequel With Grown-Up Characters
Anthony Michael Hall has said that John Hughes considered making a sequel to *The Breakfast Club* centred on its five original characters as adults in their thirties and working lives. The comments suggest Hughes was interested in revisiting the film’s central group, though Hall said he did not know whether a script was ever written.…
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The 1960s musician Dave Grohl thought was in his own universe: “A religious experience
Dave Grohl has spoken about how David Bowie, though rarely cited among his usual punk and rock influences, was one of the reasons he took up drumming in the first place. Speaking as part of the “David Bowie Is” interview series, the Foo Fighters frontman named Let’s Dance as his favourite Bowie record and described…
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The mad genius of The Beatles’ Revolver, the album that changed the 1960s: “Paul turned up in his pyjamas, carpet slippers, and a jacket over his pyjama top.”
The article examines how The Beatles used the success of Rubber Soul as a springboard for Revolver, an album presented as a major turning point in 1960s popular music. With little outside pressure and growing artistic confidence, the group returned to Abbey Road in April 1966 determined to make a record that went beyond their…
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4 Fabulous Songs About Friendship From Rock Legends
Four songs by major rock artists are highlighted for portraying friendship with warmth, loyalty and occasional strain. The selections show that friendship songs are less common than romantic ones but can capture long-lasting bonds and reconciliation. – The Band’s “Rockin’ Chair” depicts two ageing friends, including the narrator’s companion Willie, looking back on shared adventures…
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Musician and entrepreneur Tom Vek is building a digital music player, but don’t call it retro
Musician Tom Vek is developing Sleevenote, a dedicated digital music player designed to restore the visual appeal and sense of ownership associated with album artwork and liner notes. He argues that renewed interest in offline listening should encourage genuinely new products rather than retro-styled CD and cassette players, and sees digital music purchases as an…
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Talking Point: Which Developer Is Working On The Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Remake?
Nintendo Life discusses speculation over which studio may be developing the newly announced remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, as Nintendo has released only limited teaser footage and narration. The question matters because the choice of developer could indicate whether the project will closely reproduce the Nintendo 64 original or substantially reinterpret…
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Video: 2027 Is Already a Stacked Year for PS5
Push Square says 2027 is already shaping up to be a crowded year for PS5 releases, following delays by some publishers seeking to avoid competition with Grand Theft Auto 6. The video feature highlights 20 games with confirmed 2027 dates or release windows, suggesting players could see major new entries, remakes and PlayStation debuts across…
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Asus ROG XReal R1 XR Glasses Review
Asus’s ROG XReal R1 XR glasses offer a sharp, enjoyable large-screen experience when connected directly to a handheld gaming PC, but the reviewer concludes they are not the gaming-monitor replacement many buyers may expect. Their $849 price is hard to justify because part of the package’s value rests on an included multi-device dock, which the…
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MÖTLEY CRÜE’s NIKKI SIXX: ‘I Don’t Believe In Making Full-Length Records Anymore’
Mötley Crüe bassist and principal songwriter Nikki Sixx has said he no longer believes in making full-length albums, arguing that modern listening habits favour individual songs over 10-track releases. He said the band is likely to focus on releasing new music whenever inspiration strikes, allowing each track to receive more attention from both the band…