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Chart Rewind: In 2001, Jamie O’Neal Called on ‘Angels’ for a No. 1
This Billboard “Chart Rewind” feature looks back to August 2001, when Australian-born country singer Jamie O’Neal reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart for the second time with “When I Think About Angels.” The piece is a nostalgia retrospective marking the song’s chart anniversary, tying it to milestones in O’Neal’s career and…
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Remember When Paul Simon Started His Journey To Becoming the All-Time Best SNL Musical Guest in 1975?
Paul Simon’s long association with Saturday Night Live began in October 1975, when he hosted the second-ever episode of the show, then still called Saturday Night. Simon’s music-heavy appearance came as the fledgling programme was still finding its comedic identity, and it set the pattern for what would become one of television’s most enduring host-artist…
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Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush Highlights Its Open World Islands in New PS5 Gameplay Trailer
Toy town. Developer Milestone is unveiling new gameplay and details for Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush in the run-up to the game’s launch, just over a month from now on 10th September. Building on the Hot Wheels Unleashed series, Infinite Rush’s big point of difference is its open world structure, and the below video goes into…
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“Quite awful”: the guitar icon Robert Fripp called “excessively tedious”
Not his cup of tea. The post “Quite awful”: the guitar icon Robert Fripp called “excessively tedious” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Judas Priest Are On The Cover Of Rock Sound
Judas Priest are set to appear on the cover of Rock Sound magazine ahead of their headline performance at Bloodstock Open Air. The feature ties into the festival’s 25th anniversary celebrations, marking a significant moment for the UK’s longest-running independent all-metal event and highlighting the enduring stature of the veteran metal band as one of…
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Wings Of Desire Traveled Across England With Their Baby To Play A Festival Stage That Didn’t Exist
The British indie duo Wings Of Desire, along with their infant baby, drove for hours to play Valley Fest near Bristol last weekend, only to discover on arrival that the stage they had been booked to play, back in February, did not exist. The band, made up of married musicians Chloe Little and James Taylor,…
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Has Record Monday At U.S. Box Office With $46M+
Sony and Marvel Studios’ “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has broken the record for the biggest Monday ever at the US box office, taking over $46 million on its fourth day of release. The film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, comfortably surpassed the previous best of $40.15 million set by “Black Panther” on Presidents Day 2018,…
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Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave – Game Overview | Full Nintendo Direct 8/4/2026
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FFXIV Yo-kai Watch event guide
Final Fantasy 14’s “Gather One, Gather All!” event, based on the Yo-kai Watch franchise, has returned to the game and will run from 4th August to 5th October. The seasonal event lets players earn campy weapon glamours and cute minions by completing FATEs (Full Active Time Events) while wearing an in-game Yo-kai Watch, making it…
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The 1991 REM song that embarrassed Michael Stipe: “I don’t want to sing it”
REM’s 1991 hit “Shiny Happy People” became one of the band’s biggest commercial successes, yet frontman Michael Stipe grew to resent the song, later admitting “I don’t want to sing it”. Appearing on the album Out of Time straight after the introspective “Losing My Religion”, the bubblegum-pop duet with bassist Mike Mills and The B-52’s…