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Phish Announce October 2026 Tour Dates
Phish have announced new October 2026 tour dates, adding to their previously confirmed autumn schedule. The additional stops include a three-night run in Atlantic City, New Jersey, along with shows in Richmond, Virginia, Jacksonville, Florida, and Huntsville, Alabama, giving fans across the eastern and southern United States further chances to catch the band live. A…
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Capcom Is Making a Life-Sized Leon Kennedy Statue for Resident Evil’s 30th Anniversary, and of Course the Internet Is Being Totally Normal About It
Capcom is commissioning a life-sized statue of Leon S. Kennedy, Resident Evil’s long-running protagonist, as part of a 30th anniversary exhibition in Shibuya, Tokyo. The statue will join Capcom’s existing collection of character figures at its offices and stores, and the announcement has prompted a wave of jokey reactions online from fans eager to see…
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Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway 2 gets new trailer, streaming release date
Netflix has announced that Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery of Nymph Circe, the second instalment in the Gundam Hathaway film trilogy, will begin streaming later this month, alongside a new trailer released on Tuesday. The film had already screened in Japanese cinemas in January and in American theatres in May, and its swift arrival…
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The 1973 album Sammy Hagar will never get tired of hearing: “It’s so profound”
Sammy Hagar, the former Van Halen and Montrose frontman, has named Pink Floyd’s 1973 album “The Dark Side of the Moon” as a permanent creative benchmark, saying it still raises the bar every time he hears it. Though Hagar built his career on raw, unpolished hard rock rather than technical or conceptual sophistication, he regards…
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This Honky-Tonk Picker Is Running an Irreverent Long-Shot Bid for Tennessee Governor
Nashville pedal steel guitarist Adam “Ditch” Kurtz is running an unconventional campaign for Tennessee governor as a Democrat, a rare foray into electoral politics for someone from the country and Americana music scene. He is a long-shot candidate in a deep-red state where Republican incumbent Bill Lee is stepping down due to term limits, and…
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3 Catchy Songs From 1965 That Everyone Knew but Almost Nobody Listens to Anymore
– “Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me” by Mel Carter — a soul-pop take on a song dating back to 1952, Carter’s 1965 version reached No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 – “Cara Mia” by Jay And The Americans — known for its dramatic vocal climax, it hit No. 4 on the Hot 100…
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The 1966 Rolling Stones song too difficult to play live: “It never worked”
The one song that never came together. The post The 1966 Rolling Stones song too difficult to play live: “It never worked” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Little House on the Prairie: The Story TV Never Told | Collider BTS
Collider has published a behind-the-scenes video interview about Netflix’s upcoming reboot of Little House on the Prairie, featuring executive producer Joy Gorman Wettels discussing the creative vision behind the new series. The piece offers fans a first look at how the production team is approaching the beloved franchise, which is based on the classic Little…
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The “bad” 1996 movie Halle Berry wishes she’d never made: “Was I high when I agreed to this?”
Halle Berry has named 1996’s *The Rich Man’s Wife* as the film she most regrets making, admitting she suspected on set that it wouldn’t be a career highlight. The Oscar-winning actress, who has appeared in several critically panned films over her career, singled out this largely forgotten thriller as the one she’d most like to…
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Statistically, your PC probably doesn’t come close to the recommended RAM requirement for this third-person shooter’s upcoming playtest
Cinder City, an upcoming open-world third-person shooter set in a near-future Seoul, will hold a pre-alpha PC playtest from 14 to 16 August. The test matters because the game’s listed hardware requirements remain unusually demanding and uncertain, giving eligible players an early indication of whether it performs acceptably on their systems. A previously listed recommendation…