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The Story Behind the “Unfair” Prank The Rolling Stones Pulled on Their Motown Opener in 1972
The Rolling Stones ended their 1972 summer tour at Madison Square Garden by inviting their support act, Stevie Wonder, back on stage for a joint performance before launching a custard-pie fight. Mick Jagger later described the stunt as “rather unfair” to Wonder, but the singer embraced the chaos and joined in, turning it into a…
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Country singer Megan Moroney swears off dating after men ‘ruined’ her biggest moments
Country singer Megan Moroney says she is taking a break from dating because past relationships distracted from major moments in her rapidly growing career. She said she is not currently emotionally available for a serious relationship and is prioritising her music, touring and time with loved ones instead. Moroney told Fox News Digital that she…
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AARON LEWIS: ‘This Country Was Founded On The Beliefs And The Moral Compass That The Bible Provides’
Staind singer Aaron Lewis said in a podcast interview that he believes American society is being weakened by declining shared values, reduced religious influence and the erosion of merit-based principles. His comments matter because they form part of his public political and cultural critique, released alongside promotion for his latest solo country album. Lewis argued…
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Documentary To Premiere On John Shearer, Brilliant Photographer Who Captured Funerals Of JFK And MLK Jr., Attica Uprising And More
A short documentary, John Shearer: American Moments, will premiere in Newport, Rhode Island, on 30 July, celebrating the late Black photographer whose work recorded major American events of the 1960s and 1970s. The film seeks to restore recognition for Shearer, whose images combined close access to historic moments with an empathetic perspective and whose achievements…
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7 Must-Watch Movies To Enjoy If You Love ‘The Invite’
The article recommends films for viewers who enjoyed the awkward comedy, marital tension and ensemble performances of Olivia Wilde’s The Invite. – Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966): Mike Nichols’s intense marital drama, in which two couples spend an increasingly confrontational evening together. – Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969): A comedy about…
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The world needs a new Avatar in dreamy first trailer for The Last Airbender spin-off Seven Havens
The first trailer for Avatar: Seven Havens introduces a new animated spin-off set in the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, centred on a time when the world urgently needs a new Avatar. Its release matters because it offers the first substantial look at the next chapter of the franchise, following Avatar: The Legend of…
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Blade Runner 2099 showrunner says Ridley Scott “shepherded” her through making new Prime Video show, reveals post-war plot with Replicant uprising
Blade Runner 2099 showrunner Silka Luisa says director Ridley Scott closely guided her while developing Amazon Prime Video’s new series. The project expands the Blade Runner universe and may be significant because Scott’s involvement connects it directly to the creative legacy of the original films. Luisa revealed that the story is set after a war…
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How to play in third-person in Halo Campaign Evolved
Halo: Campaign Evolved includes a third-person camera mode, despite the original Halo: Combat Evolved being exclusively first-person. The option is not available in the settings; players must unlock it by finding the Perspective skull, making it an optional feature tied to exploration. The Perspective skull is located in the first mission, “Pillar of Autumn”. After…
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Xbox testing ad-supported game streaming in new rollout
Microsoft is testing an ad-supported Xbox cloud gaming option that lets selected players stream certain games they already own after watching adverts. The trial matters because it could provide a cheaper route into game streaming as Microsoft seeks to broaden Xbox access while console prices rise. The limited test is available only to Xbox Insiders,…
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Tseyin Foo Appointed President, Global Supply Chain at Universal Music Group
Universal Music Group has appointed Tseyin Foo as president of global supply chain, reporting to chief operating officer Boyd Muir from Los Angeles. The move is intended to strengthen UMG’s worldwide operational capabilities as it expands its platform and integrates recent acquisitions, with an emphasis on speed, flexibility and technology-enabled execution. Foo joins from Skechers,…