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New Radicals Quietly Release First New Song In 28 Years
New Radicals have released “One Night Only (Break Loose Break Free!)”, their first newly recorded song credited to the band since their 1998 debut album. The release marks a rare return for Gregg Alexander and Danielle Brisebois, whose band had effectively ended after one album but retained a lasting pop-cultural profile through “You Get What…
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‘Wonder Woman’ star Lynda Carter stuns fans with age-defying Instagram photos of her in a bathtub
Lynda Carter, best known for playing Wonder Woman, drew attention after posting Instagram photographs to promote her role in the forthcoming film “Super Troopers 3”. The 75-year-old actress included an image of herself in a bathtub and joked about appearing naked in the film’s final scene, prompting enthusiastic reactions from followers. The post was shared…
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Netflix’s New Quentin Tarantino Movie Officially Scores Rare IMAX Release
Netflix will give The Adventures of Cliff Booth, a new Quentin Tarantino-written film, a two-week IMAX run from 25 November before it arrives on the streaming service. The release is notable because Netflix films rarely receive IMAX screenings, and it marks Tarantino’s first new feature-related project since 2019’s Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood. David…
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Steven Tyler on his musical soulmate: “I’m not gay, but I love him”
Steven Tyler has described Aerosmith bandmate Joe Perry as his musical soulmate, while stressing that he does not mean the relationship romantically. The comment highlights the unusually close creative partnership at the heart of Aerosmith, whose songwriting and performance chemistry helped define the band’s long-running success. Tyler and Perry have worked together for decades despite…
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Elden Ring Players Are Hoping for Godwyn DLC After FromSoftware Shares Cryptic Social Media Post
Fans of Elden Ring have seized on a cryptic social media post from developer FromSoftware, sparking widespread speculation that further downloadable content could be on the way, two years after the release of the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion. The post, shared on X on 31 July 2026, featured a 12-second video of a player…
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On This Day in 1960, Chubby Checker Entered the Pop Chart With a Hit Masterminded by Dick Clark
On 1 August 1960, Chubby Checker’s recording of “The Twist” entered the Billboard Hot 100, beginning a run that would take it to number one the following month. The song became a major dance phenomenon in the United States and internationally, helping establish Checker as a leading performer of dance-themed pop hits and illustrating the…
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All 9 Live-Action Spider-Man Movies, Ranked
Collider ranks all nine theatrically released live-action Spider-Man films, excluding the animated Spider-Verse entries and ensemble Marvel films where Spider-Man is not the lead. The list presents the character as Marvel’s most consistently popular cinematic hero, while judging the films from one clear disappointment to several strong entries. – The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) is…
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Lollapalooza Shortens Wolf Alice and Cortis Sets, Delays Several More Amid Intense Flooding
Lollapalooza delayed the opening of its third day in Chicago after heavy overnight rain caused flooding and muddy conditions across Grant Park. The disruption led to cancelled, postponed and shortened performances, although the festival’s main headliners Olivia Dean and Jennie were not affected. Doors were initially delayed from noon to 2pm CT, then to 3pm,…
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William Shatner leaks that he and his metal band are on the line-up for Coachella 2027
William Shatner has apparently disclosed that his new heavy metal band, The *uckers, is booked to play Coachella in 2027, although the festival has not announced any acts. The claim is notable because it would mark an unexpected festival appearance by the 95-year-old Star Trek actor, who is expanding into heavy metal with a forthcoming…
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The “hilariously unconvincing” 2002 movie Roger Ebert couldn’t stand: “This sucks on so many levels”
Roger Ebert’s target was Jason X, the 2002 tenth instalment in the Friday the 13th series, which moves masked killer Jason Voorhees into space in the year 2455. The article highlights Ebert’s exceptionally hostile review, in which he used one of the film’s own lines to argue that it was unintentionally self-critical, illustrating the film’s…