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JEFF PILSON On FOREIGNER’s Live Shows: ‘We’ve Been Able To Keep It Really Fresh, And We Keep Reinventing Ourselves’
Foreigner bassist Jeff Pilson has discussed how the band keeps its live shows fresh during its ongoing 50th-anniversary tour, which includes acoustic performances, orchestral gigs and occasional reunions with original vocalist Lou Gramm. Speaking to Bass Musician Magazine, Pilson credited the band’s varied formats and enduring songwriting for sustaining audience engagement, insisting that “the rock…
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Inside The Current Moment In Comedy Development: The Laugh List, Comedy Clubs As Incubators, Experimental Specials & More — ‘Comedy Means Business’ Podcast Live From JFL Montreal
Deadline hosted a live episode of its “Comedy Means Business” podcast at Just For Laughs Montreal’s ComedyPRO on 22 July 2026, gathering industry figures to discuss how comedy development is evolving. The discussion comes as stand-up continues to thrive on the back of creators building independent, digitally bootstrapped careers, while television comedy enjoys strong momentum…
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The 1960s band Phil Collins never wanted to forget: “Pretty good”
This piece revisits Phil Collins’s polarising reputation in music, noting that critics such as Noel Gallagher have dismissed him harshly, partly over the 1983 chart clash in which Collins’s “You Can’t Hurry Love” kept The Jam’s “Town Called Malice” off the number one spot. The article argues this reputation is unfair, framing Collins instead as…
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How Top Hollywood Companies Toasted Next Generation on National Intern Day (Sans Alcohol)
Fifth Season, the film and TV production and distribution studio, hosted its second annual “Interntainment Night” on 30 July 2026, bringing together around 300 interns from 50 major Hollywood companies for a networking event timed to coincide with National Intern Day. Held on the terrace of the studio’s Lumen headquarters in West Los Angeles, the…
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Zac Brown Gives Every Concert Attendee at Fenway Park a Free Cruise
Zac Brown Band surprised more than 37,000 fans at Fenway Park on Sunday night by giving every attendee a free cruise for two, in what organisers called the largest surprise audience gift in live entertainment history. The gesture, valued at over $40 million, was announced by Brown just before the band performed its 2021 song…
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9 Must-Watch Streaming Shows Coming in Fall 2026
Streaming platforms are lining up a strong slate of new series for autumn 2026, with Collider highlighting nine must-watch titles arriving across Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and other services. Rather than original concepts, nearly all the shows are tied to existing franchises, books or real-life figures, reflecting studios’ current preference for backing projects built…
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Tori Amos Honors Glen Hansard with “Falling Slowly” Cover: Watch
Tori Amos paid tribute to the late Glen Hansard by performing his song “Falling Slowly” for the first time live, during her concert at Boston’s Leader Bank Pavilion on Friday night. The cover, delivered midway through her set, marked her first known performance of the track and adds her to a growing list of musicians…
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$793M Anime Hit Surges to #1 on Crunchyroll
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle, the anime adaptation that dominated cinemas in 2025, has now surged to number one on Crunchyroll’s US streaming chart, showing that its box office success is translating directly into viewing figures now it is available online. The film’s distributor had reportedly kept its streaming release…
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The Steam Frame Might End Up More Expensive Than the Steam Machine
Leaked information suggests Valve’s upcoming Steam Frame VR headset could launch at $1,100 or more, potentially making it pricier than the recently released Steam Machine, which itself drew criticism for its cost. The claim originates from a now-deleted stream by Valve leaker Tyler Mcvicker, and while its reliability is uncertain, industry-wide memory shortages could genuinely…
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PAUL RODGERS And GEEZER BUTLER Honored on ‘Sound & Vision Live’ Album Featuring MATT SORUM, GLENN HUGHES, COREY TAYLOR, Others
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legends Paul Rodgers and Geezer Butler are being honoured with a new all-star live album, “Sound & Vision Live,” recorded at the inaugural Palm Springs Sound & Vision Awards. Produced by Matt Sorum, co-founder of the Adopt The Arts Foundation, the record brings together a host of major rock…