-
116 And Counting? Award-Winning Filmmaker Sam Green’s Latest Documents ‘The Oldest Person In The World’
Documentary filmmaker Sam Green, an Academy Award nominee, has released the first trailer for his new film “The Oldest Person in the World,” which follows the shifting holder of the title of the world’s oldest living person over a decade. Distributed by Assembly Releasing, the film begins its theatrical run on 10 September at New…
-
How a big fight produced David Gilmour’s finest hour in 1979: “They looked way too big, frightening”
An article from Far Out Magazine revisits the well-known story behind David Gilmour’s celebrated guitar solo on “Comfortably Numb”, which the piece frames as his finest musical moment. It links the solo’s creation to a serious falling-out between Gilmour and Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters during the tense 1979 recording sessions for “The Wall”, suggesting…
-
“We were all over radio and MTV with an eight-minute song. That hadn’t happened since the days of Yes and ELP”: Dream Theater, Voivod, Watchtower and the explosion of prog metal
A 2018 Prog magazine feature, republished by Louder, traces the rise of progressive metal in the 1980s and 90s through bands such as Dream Theater, Voivod and Watchtower, arguing that far from being a fallow period for progressive music, the decade saw a distinct new scene take shape across the US and Canada that endures…
-
4 Songs From the 1960s That Feel Like Lounging in the Sunshine
This piece from American Songwriter offers a curated list of four 1960s tracks the writer considers ideal for lazy, sun-soaked afternoons, spanning artists such as The Kinks, The Zombies, The Beatles and Donovan. It’s a light lifestyle-and-music feature rather than hard news, aimed at readers looking for a nostalgic seasonal playlist. The selections include The…
-
Congress should stop sportsbooks from unfairly hustling their biggest losers
Congress should start with this story to understand how these gambling apps keep problem gamblers on the hook.
-
FC 27’s The Grounds Looks Like PlayStation Home For Football Fans
‘One of our biggest reinventions in recent history’ – all of the biggest details on FC 27’s open world The Grounds mode.
-
SWFC to ‘review’ ticket pricing structure after fans’ criticism for Bantams match – thestar.co.uk
SWFC to ‘review’ ticket pricing structure after fans’ criticism for Bantams match thestar.co.uk
-
AI music generator Suno loses copyright infringement legal case
AI music generator Suno has lost a copyright infringement case brought by GEMA, the German music licensing agency, after the Munich Regional Court ruled that the company had unlawfully used copyrighted songs to train its AI models without licences or payment to songwriters. The ruling, handed down on 31 July 2026, found Suno in breach…
-
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave brings back another Three Houses character, but it couldn’t be going much worse for his fans: “He looks so chopped”
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, an upcoming entry in the Fire Emblem series, has revealed the return of another character from Three Houses, but the reveal has been poorly received by fans. Rather than welcoming the character’s comeback, players have focused criticism on his redesigned appearance, with one fan describing him as looking “so chopped.” The…
-
Corporate fixer Catriona Vail put Viola Davis at centre of new thriller
Viola Davis has been cast to star in “Ascent,” a new corporate-thriller series greenlit at Paramount+. She plays Catriona Vail, an elite corporate fixer who is forced to turn her ruthless professional skills against her usual clients to protect her estranged daughter when she is put in danger, set against a backdrop of global corporate…