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Bright Eyes’ Conor Oberst opens up about personal struggles: “I was really close to the edge”
Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst has spoken candidly about being “really close to the edge” during a difficult period in 2024. The comments highlight the personal pressures faced by the singer-songwriter, whose work has long drawn on themes of vulnerability and emotional struggle. The article provides little further detail beyond Oberst’s admission, including no specific…
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Lilly Wachowski Boards Alexandra Grey’s Sci-Fi Short ‘The Day Before’ as Executive Producer (EXCLUSIVE)
Lilly Wachowski has joined Alexandra Grey’s independent science-fiction short film “The Day Before” as an executive producer. The project centres on a NASA astronaut preparing for a one-way mission to Mars, and brings Wachowski’s involvement to a film exploring the personal cost behind a landmark space mission. Grey wrote, directs and stars as Dr Erynne…
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Katy Perry’s Lifetimes Tour, a.k.a. ‘Disneyland on Wheels,’ Is Coming to the Big Screen
Katy Perry’s The Lifetimes Tour – Live from Paris will be released in cinemas from 2 September, bringing footage from her Paris arena shows to audiences worldwide. The film extends the reach of Perry’s first official tour in seven years and highlights the large-scale theatrical production she has described as “Disneyland on Wheels”. Directed by…
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Business rates cut for pubs, clubs and music venues in England only ‘a small move’, say critics
Pubs, clubs and live music venues in England will receive a 20% business rates discount under a £100m government package intended to support high streets and ease cost-of-living pressures. Critics, including hospitality businesses and opposition leader Kemi Badenoch, said the intervention was limited and urged the government to extend support or cut VAT instead. The…
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Dragon Ball Sparking Zero Super Limit Breaking Neo DLC release date and new mode details revealed
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero’s Super Limit-Breaking Neo DLC will launch on 30 July, bringing more than 30 characters, new stages, attacks and a new single-player mode. The expansion responds to players seeking more than character additions, while a separate free update will introduce combat changes. Limit Breaker Journey lets players choose a character, explore a…
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King of the Hill Cast and Showrunner Reveal the Secret Origin of the Season 15 Finale
The Season 15 finale of King of the Hill, “Propane Recall”, returns Hank to Strickland Propane and explains the years between the original series and the revival. Showrunner Saladin Patterson said the episode was not initially planned as the finale, but its focus on Hank’s past decisions and a major career change made it feel…
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Select Management Group Ups Paul Luckenbaugh To Newly Created Role Of Head Of Theatrical Talent
Select Management Group has promoted talent manager Paul Luckenbaugh to the newly created role of Head of Theatrical Talent. The move signals the company’s increased investment in film and television representation as traditional Hollywood and the creator economy become more closely linked. Luckenbaugh, who joined Select in 2018, will expand the firm’s theatrical expertise while…
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Aria Vega Reveals How Ryan Castro Joined the ‘Chévere’ Remix | Billboard Latin
Aria Vega discussed the success of the ‘Chévere Premium Remix’ featuring Ryan Castro in a Billboard Latin interview. She said the track’s continued chart presence has been striking and meaningful, while describing the collaboration as part of an important new chapter in her career. Billboard identified the remix as its No. 1 Latin song of…
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The 1970 George Harrison song that proves he’s right “up there with” Brian Wilson and Debussy
The article argues that George Harrison’s 1970 song ‘Isn’t It a Pity’ demonstrates his standing alongside major composers such as Brian Wilson and Claude Debussy. It presents the track as evidence of Harrison’s melodic sophistication and emotional depth, particularly as he emerged from the Beatles’ shadow with his solo work. Released on the triple album…