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The Scarecrow Song in the Ocarina of Time remake is an optional tool for reaching otherwise inaccessible places. It is not needed to finish the game, but it helps players collect every Piece of Heart and Skulltula Token. As young Link, create a short tune on the ocarina…
Season four of *BoJack Horseman* is presented as one of television’s strongest seasons, showing how the animated series combines Hollywood satire with a serious examination of family trauma and depression. Its account of BoJack’s family gives more context for his behaviour while stressing that past trauma does not…
Phantom Blade Zero will not award an achievement for completing its hardest mode, 66 Days Mode, which gives players 66 chances to finish the campaign after completing it once. The writer argues that this reflects a growing trend of developers making achievement lists easier to complete, as some…
Dave Loggins, born in Tennessee on 10 November 1947, became a successful singer-songwriter whose work crossed pop, country and sport. He wrote “Please Come to Boston”, a Grammy-nominated hit, and “Augusta”, the enduring theme for CBS coverage of the Masters golf tournament. Loggins grew up in a musical…
REM’s members found the attention that came with success tiring, and Michael Stipe sometimes skipped press duties because he felt he had run out of things to say. Yet the band’s attempts to step back from the spotlight coincided with their greatest creative and commercial success, driven in…
Bruce Springsteen has said Elvis Presley’s 1956 recording of ‘Hound Dog’ was a life-changing moment when he was growing up in New Jersey. He recalled that the song made him realise there was more to life, and its energy helped set him on a path towards music. Springsteen…
Rosé, the Blackpink member, performed a cover of the Killers’ “Read My Mind” at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s annual Art + Film Gala on Saturday. The performance brought a 2006 rock song to a high-profile event and drew on the bright, new wave-influenced sound associated…
The Bob Woodruff Foundation and New York Comedy Festival held the 20th annual Stand Up for Heroes benefit at New York’s David Geffen Hall, raising money for US veterans through comedy and music. Bruce Springsteen performed acoustic songs and joked with the audience, while comedians Jon Stewart, Josh…
Nintendo of America is seeking a digital archivist, signalling a formal investment in preserving the company’s records and history. The role could help safeguard material about legacy systems, at a time when much of gaming’s past is at risk and preservation groups say large rights holders need to…
Footage from the 2004 British Comedy Awards has resurfaced showing Jonathan Ross joking that the event, then 15 years old, was “probably going home with David Walliams”. Walliams laughed at the remark. The clip has attracted attention after he was identified as the celebrity who tried to prevent…