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Here’s How to Watch ‘K-Pop Shark Heroes’ Online for Free
Discovery Channel is kicking off Shark Week 2026 with “K-Pop Shark Heroes,” a special airing on Sunday, 26 July, featuring Rei Ami of the fictional K-pop group HUNTR/X (from “KPop Demon Hunters”) and comedian Ken Jeong exploring sharks around the Korean Peninsula. The programme is notable for tying the ongoing shark-themed viewing event to the…
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Matt Damon’s 4′ 5″ Stunt Double Says She’s Prepared Her Entire Career for Role in The Odyssey
Devyn Dalton, a Canadian actor and stunt performer standing 4 feet 5 inches tall, has spoken about serving as Matt Damon’s stunt double in Christopher Nolan’s film adaptation of The Odyssey. Her small stature was central to her casting, as it enabled a forced-perspective filming technique that made the towering, silver-armoured Laestrygonian creatures appear even…
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Filmmaker Garnet Mae and movie costumer Grayson Cole in dispute over a back lane that erupted into a terrifying fight with a powersaw
A dispute between Sydney filmmaker Garnet Mae and film industry costumer Grayson Cole over ownership of a shared laneway is reported to have escalated into a violent confrontation involving a circular power saw. The disagreement, centred on a back lane in the Redfern area, reportedly turned frightening after tensions between the two neighbours boiled over.…
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Watch Green Day play ‘Basket Case’ on top of an ice cream truck at San Diego Comic-Con
Green Day surprised fans at San Diego Comic-Con by performing their 1994 hit ‘Basket Case’ from atop an ice cream truck, promoting their upcoming coming-of-age film “Nimrods”. Billie Joe Armstrong began the impromptu set alone on the roof of a truck branded with the film’s title, before bandmates Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool joined him,…
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The “dream” band Phil Collins always wanted to work with: “It’s fantastic”
Phil Collins described working with The Funk Brothers, Motown’s celebrated backing band, as a long-held dream when recording his 2010 covers album Going Back. The collaboration mattered to him because it connected him directly with the musicians behind songs he had admired since childhood and helped him make a faithful tribute to the Motown sound.…
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3 Rock Bands That Actually Split at the Right Time
The article, from American Songwriter, looks back at three rock acts that chose to end their careers at a fitting moment rather than dragging on past their prime. It presents R.E.M., The Beatles and Talking Heads as examples of bands that recognised when it was time to stop, framing their split decisions as sensible rather…
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Jon Hamm Lost Larry David His Game on Celebrity Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
The latest season of Celebrity Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? opened with the show’s first-ever father-daughter pairing, featuring comedian Larry David and his daughter, writer Cazzie David. The episode drew attention for revealing some quirky gaps and strengths in David’s general knowledge, though the pair ultimately lost after a wrong steer from a celebrity…
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Watch: JUDAS PRIEST Kicks Off 2026 ‘Faithkeepers’ European Tour At Germany’s BOBFEST
British heavy metal band Judas Priest launched their 2026 “Faithkeepers” world tour on 25 July at Germany’s BOBfest, held at Mönchengladbach’s SparkassenPark. The 17-song show marked the European leg of the band’s continuing world tour cycle, following a 22-city North American co-headlining run with Alice Cooper the previous autumn, and comes as the group promotes…
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4 Country Hits From 1975 That Time Forgot, but We Sure Didn’t
This is a list-style feature from American Songwriter highlighting four country songs from 1975 that the writer believes were commercially successful in their time but have since faded from public memory and radio play. The piece argues these tracks deserve renewed appreciation despite being largely forgotten by modern listeners. The four songs featured are: “It’s…
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The “douchey” 2011 moment Matt Damon wants everyone to forget: “Stupid and unprofessional”
Matt Damon has said he regrets a 2011 appearance on *The Tonight Show with Jay Leno*, where he and comedian Sarah Silverman staged a hostile exchange. Speaking on the *Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend* podcast, Damon called the performance “stupid and unprofessional”, saying it reflected poorly on him and was driven partly by jealousy over…