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USA Today columnist who attacked Caitlin Clark has history of injecting far-left views into sports
Fox News reports that a USA Today sports columnist who criticised Caitlin Clark has a record of bringing strongly progressive political views into sports coverage. The article frames this as part of a wider dispute over whether sports journalism should focus on athletic issues or engage more directly with political and cultural debates. It points…
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Michael Storch living his ‘dream’ being involved with Owls, says dad David – thestar.co.uk
David Storch says his son Michael is living his “dream” through his involvement with Sheffield Wednesday, following the American consortium’s takeover of the club. The remarks underline the personal commitment the new owners say they bring to the Owls as they begin rebuilding after a period of financial turmoil and relegation. David Storch led Arise…
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20 years of ‘Chasing Cars’: How Snow Patrol accidentally created a cultural juggernaut
Snow Patrol’s ‘Chasing Cars’, released in 2006, became far more successful and enduring than the band expected, developing into a major cultural touchstone over the following two decades. The article argues that its straightforward lyrics, slow-building arrangement and emotional universality helped it connect across radio, television, weddings, funerals and live performances, turning an initially modest…
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Netflix viewers the world over are binge-watching South African series ‘The Polygamist.’ Here’s why
Netflix’s Zulu-language South African telenovela *The Polygamist* has become an unexpected global hit, drawing viewers with its highly dramatic story of infidelity, family conflict and wealth. Its success matters because it has brought a locally rooted African production to audiences worldwide while prompting real discussion in South Africa about polygamy, women’s rights, safe sex and…
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Julian Casablancas continues Anthony Fantano feud with diss on The Strokes new album
The Strokes appear to have included a diss aimed at music critic Anthony Fantano on their new album, extending a public feud involving the band’s frontman, Julian Casablancas. The reference matters because it brings a personal dispute into the band’s recorded work and is likely to renew attention around their relationship with the prominent online…
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Robyn Hitchcock – The Confuser
Robyn Hitchcock’s 25th solo studio album, ‘The Confuser’, is praised as an inventive and energetic return to new original material after nearly four years. The review argues that, despite his long career, Hitchcock remains creatively vital, blending surreal lyrics, melodic agility and stylistic range in ways that continue to influence modern art rock. The album…
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced has already sold over 3.5 million copies, “exceeding annual expectations within its first 14 days”
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced has sold more than 3.5 million copies in its first 14 days, surpassing Ubisoft’s full-year expectations for the remake. The strong launch offers a rare positive result for Ubisoft as it continues a wider restructuring programme and faces declining overall bookings. Ubisoft reported first-quarter net bookings of €256 million, down…
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Sega Still Values Physical Media, But Views Digital Distribution To Be “Crucial”
Sega president Shuji Utsumi says the company still values physical media but considers a stronger move towards digital distribution crucial. The stance matters as games publishers face growing pressure to serve PC players and as other industry figures, including Sony, reduce support for physical discs. Utsumi said PC gaming is expanding, including in regions where…
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‘Naive’: Naomi in Blue releases lead single ahead of her incredible upcoming album, ‘Is This Body Mine?’
Naomi in Blue has released “Naive”, the lead single from her forthcoming debut album, “Is This Body Mine?”. The release offers an early taste of the record for fans ahead of its full launch, continuing her build-up as an emerging artist to watch. Beyond confirming the single’s title and its role as the lead track…