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Bonnie Tyler Opened Up About Singer Who Inspired Her Stage Name and Vocal Surgery That Changed Her Voice in Autobiography
In 2023’s Straight from the Heart, the Welsh singer wrote about her personal life, fame and the vocal cord surgery that resulted in her signature raspy sound.
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Fiona Apple Wants to Write About the ‘Endless Barrage of Horrors’ in Today’s World
“I just didn’t want you to think that I was turning a blind eye or that I didn’t care,” the singer-songwriter says in a rare update. “I fucking care”
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The Best Fantasy Game of 2026 Slashes Costs After ‘GTA 6’ Price Hike
Crimson Desert, 2026 breakout fantasy game, is now cheaper than ever before on PlayStation and Xbox. Read on for more.
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Stacey Dales provides much-needed logic to ESPN’s Caitlin Clark coverage, dismantles race-baiter on set
Former WNBA All-Star Stacey Dales joined “First Take” to debate David Dennis Jr. over Caitlin Clark's standing among the league's top guards.
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Ariana Grande Officially Drops Out of Her First Major TV Series in 10 Years
Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story Season 13 has officially lost a huge name in its stellar ensemble cast. Read on for more details.
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Beloved ‘Little House on the Prairie’ faces wagonload of ‘woke’ allegations over Netflix reboot
The Netflix “Little House on the Prairie” reboot creator Rebecca Sonnenshine says people are “worried for no reason” about the show being woke.
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Nicholas Hoult, Zoë Kravitz & Pete Davidson Action Pic ‘How To Rob A Bank’ Heads To November
EXCLUSIVE: The David Leitch directed action movie How to Rob a Bank is driving away from its Labor Day weekend release on Sept. 4 to Nov. 13. The change is in an effort for the Amazon MGM Studios movie to grab a bigger 18-34 audience and play into the Thanksgiving holiday. The studio noticed recently…
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‘They’ve shown a few people are worth more’: Pokémon Go players criticize exclusive hundo Mewtwo NYC event
Fans aren’t happy. The post ‘They’ve shown a few people are worth more’: Pokémon Go players criticize exclusive hundo Mewtwo NYC event appeared first on Destructoid.
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The 1960s band Graham Nash knew could never exist again: “I don’t see it anywhere”
Far too good to last. The post The 1960s band Graham Nash knew could never exist again: “I don’t see it anywhere” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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SHINEDOWN’s ERIC BASS Is Receiving Treatment After ‘Serious Mental Health Crash’; Replacement Touring Bassists Announced
SHINEDOWN bassist and producer Eric Bass will miss at least the first few shows on the band’s upcoming tour in order to receive treatment after recently suffering “a pretty serious mental health crash”. The next North American leg of “Dance, Kid, Dance Act II” is set to kick off tomorrow (Saturday,…