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Journey’s Jonathan Cain Lays Into ‘Annoying, Bitter Old Man’ Bruce Springsteen: ‘Shut Up, Bruce… You Were Born in the USA, So Act Like It’
Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain has publicly criticised fellow veteran rock star Bruce Springsteen, calling him an “annoying, bitter old man” and telling him to “shut up” during an appearance on the “Complete Disaster Network” podcast. The 76-year-old Cain, a self-described “diehard conservative” married to Trump adviser Paula White-Cain, took aim at Springsteen’s outspoken political commentary…
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Jack White actually commented on this song last week
Jack White is the acclaimed guitarist, singer and songwriter known for The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather, as well as his solo work, celebrated for his raw, blues-driven sound and hands-on approach to recording. This short clip highlights a moment where White reportedly left a comment on the track in question, giving…
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‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’ Limited Edition DC Comic Book, Experiential Space for Fans Planned for San Diego Comic-Con (EXCLUSIVE)
DC Comics and HBO Max are marking San Diego Comic-Con with a limited-edition comic book tied to “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe,” the new “Big Bang Theory” spinoff set in a comic book shop. The tie-in, revealed exclusively by Variety, features cover art from DC president and chief creative officer Jim Lee and colourist…
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‘The Kissing Booth’ Duo Tackling YA Rom-Com ‘Son Of The Mob’ For Red Sage Studios & Sun Distribution
Red Sage Studios, the young-adult-focused company founded by former Amazon MGM Studios International head James Farrell, has teamed with Sun Distribution (Telefilms Group) to develop a film adaptation of Gordon Korman’s novel “Son of the Mob.” The romantic comedy will be directed by Vince Marcello, who helmed Netflix’s hit “Kissing Booth” trilogy, working from a…
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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse was made to enlighten players who “love Metroidvanias” but have “never played a Castlevania game,” Konami lead says
Konami has explained the thinking behind Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, with a lead on the project saying the game was designed to introduce the long-running series to players who enjoy the Metroidvania genre but have never actually played a Castlevania title. The comment frames the new entry as something of an on-ramp, aimed at newer fans…
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Greedy family of dine-and-dashers filmed stuffing their faces with $300 of food then fleeing restaurant without paying
A family in the United States was filmed by a restaurant’s security cameras eating a substantial meal before leaving without paying, in an incident described as a brazen “dine and dash”. The footage, which has since circulated widely online, shows the group ordering and consuming food before slipping out of the venue, leaving staff to…
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It’s A Bad Time To Be A New Fallout Fan, But Things Are Looking Up
GameSpot argues that the successful Fallout television series has attracted new fans at an awkward point for the games: the latest single-player entry, Fallout 4, is from 2015, while Fallout 76 is an online game that had a troubled launch. The position may improve, however, because Bethesda has announced several Fallout projects, potentially giving television…
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Darius Rucker Says He’s Considering Retiring From Touring in Two Years
Darius Rucker, the singer known for fronting Hootie & The Blowfish and for his solo country career, has said he is considering retiring from touring within two years. Speaking on The Dan Patrick Show, the 60-year-old explained that after playing 110 shows last year he is increasingly drawn to spending more time at home, though…
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Beatles tour fans spot Sir Paul at traffic lights
A tour guide driving a Beatles-themed bus around Liverpool has described the astonishment of passengers who spotted Sir Paul McCartney at a set of traffic lights while he was on a video call with fellow Beatle Ringo Starr. The chance sighting delighted fans on the Magical Mystery Tour bus, offering an unplanned brush with Beatles…
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Netflix adds four actors to Myron Bolitar drama series
Netflix has finalised the cast for its upcoming drama series based on Harlan Coben’s “Myron Bolitar” novels, adding four actors including former “Saturday Night Live” star Chloe Fineman, who lands her first major role since leaving the sketch show. Fineman, Jabari Banks (“Bel-Air”) and Jamie McShane (“Task,” “Wednesday”) join as series regulars, while Ben McKenzie…