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Melania Is Getting a Sequel Series on Prime Video
The follow-up series to her much-derided documentary film will apparently arrive this fall. Melania Is Getting a Sequel Series on Prime Video Alex Young
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Death of Physical Games Will Not Have a ‘Significant Impact’ On Sales, Resident Evil Publisher Capcom Says
Resident Evil and Monster Hunter maker Capcom has said it won’t see much of an impact from the death of physical game sales, as the vast majority of its titles are already sold digitally.
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J-Digs Launches First UK Pop-Up At Goodhood Celebrating Japanese Music, Vinyl & Culture
J-Digs is launching its first UK pop-up at Goodhood in London this weekend. Japanese culture has long been one of the pop sphere’s biggest fulcrums, with the country producing an outstanding array of bands, producers, actors, animators, writers, and beyond. With Masayoshi Takanaka – perhaps the internet’s favourite guitarist –… The post J-Digs Launches First…
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It Breaks My Heart That Younger Rock Fans Don’t Remember These 3 Radio Staples From 1982
Boston, MA – August 28: Billy Idol performs live in concert at the Paradise Theater in 1982. The venue is now known as the Paradise Rock Club. (Photo by Jim Wilson/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) Rock radio was bursting at the seams with hits in 1982, and younger rock fans should get familiar with…
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10¹⁷ (Colin Stetson, Stian Westerhus, & Erland Dahlen) Share Debut Single “End This Now”
Colin Stetson is a busy man. Earlier this year, the master of tense drone-moan-squawk baritone sax teamed up with fellow avant-garde OGs Greg Fox and Trevor Dunn to release the album Nethering. Next month, Stetson and experimental bagpiper Brìghde Chaimbeul will release their new collaborative LP All The Light In The World. Now Stetson is…
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CRO-MAGS Pay Tribute To Their Landmark Debut Album With ‘The Age Of Quarrel: 40 Years Of Quarrel’
CRO-MAGS, the iconic New York hardcore outfit fronted by Harley Flanagan, has announced a new album, “The Age Of Quarrel: 40 Years Of Quarrel”, a tribute to the band’s 1986 seminal debut. Following the release of the original single “Wired For Chaos”, the band now shares the 2026 version of “World P…
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Travis Kelce Reportedly Wants To Follow Football With a Country Music Career
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS – MAY 18: Travis Kelce interacts with the crowd during Kelce Jam 2024 at Azura Amphitheater on May 18, 2024 in Bonner Springs, Kansas. (Photo by Fernando Leon/Getty Images) From the NFL to country music? Travis Kelce reportedly considered recording a country album. The post Travis Kelce Reportedly Wants To Follow Football…
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Amid legal battles, Suno says it will start watermarking songs
Suno, the AI music generation platform, has announced it will introduce audio watermarking and fingerprinting technology to its tracks, alongside new download restrictions and updated community guidelines aimed at curbing copycat and deceptive content. The move comes as the company, backed by $400 million raised in a June Series D round, faces mounting legal pressure,…
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Here’s Your Song Of The Summer 2026
You did it! You participated in the democratic process! Now that you’ve all cast your ballots and we’ve counted them, we at Stereogum are happy to reveal the results of our annual Song Of The Summer readers’ poll. Below, check out the top 10 vote-getters, revealed, quite suspensefully, from 10 to 1. Then stick around…
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The 1988 movie that almost derailed Diane Keaton’s career: “They just didn’t like me”
It could’ve been disastrous. The post The 1988 movie that almost derailed Diane Keaton’s career: “They just didn’t like me” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.