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3 One-Hit Wonders From 1971 With Melodies That Still Echo Decades Later

American Songwriter has published a short feature highlighting three one-hit wonders from 1971, celebrating the enduring, feel-good quality of their melodies. The piece reflects a broader nostalgic interest in revisiting overlooked chart moments from the early 1970s, offering readers a nostalgic musical detour rather than any major news…

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Amazon MGM Hires Head Of Theatrical Marketing, UK & Ire, As Studio Continues To Build International Film Team

  • Amazon MGM hires Chris Besseling as UK & Ireland theatrical marketing chief
  • He joins from True Brit, having previously worked at eOne and Pathé
  • Part of Amazon's broader build-out of an international theatrical team

Amazon MGM Studios has appointed Chris Besseling as Head of Theatrical Marketing for the UK and Ireland, the latest step in building out its international film division. Besseling, a veteran of eOne, Pathé and True Brit, will be based in London and report to Charlie Coleman, Head of…

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Everything New in Hell Clock 2.0 and the Cursed War DLC

  • Hell Clock 2.0 and Cursed War DLC launched 9 July with console versions.
  • New Journey of Nightmares, expanded Ascension, and Endless Nightmares modes added.
  • Ailments and endurance mechanics reworked; Unique Blessings introduced for all skills.

Hell Clock's free 2.0 update and the paid Cursed War DLC launched on 9 July, alongside the game's console editions, bringing substantial new content and systems to the roguelike ARPG. IGN's report focuses on the accompanying Maxroll update, which adds new guides, database updates and quality-of-life improvements to…

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‘Music and Songwriting Has Allowed Me to Grieve:’ Ronan Keating Reflects on Loss, New Music and Superstar Collaborations

  • Ronan Keating says songwriting helped him grieve his late brother
  • New album, roughly half-finished, features Ed Sheeran collaboration
  • Keating continues 26th anniversary "Life Is A Rollercoaster" tour

Ronan Keating has spoken about how songwriting has helped him process grief following the death of his brother Ciaran in a car accident in 2023, revealing he is midway through recording a new album. The Irish singer, best known solo and as a member of Boyzone, told Billboard…

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Fiona Apple releases new theme song for Apple TV’s ‘Lucky’ starring Anya Taylor-Joy

  • Fiona Apple wrote "Horns Of A Bull" for Apple TV's new series "Lucky"
  • The Anya Taylor-Joy-led con-artist thriller premiered 15 July 2026, earning four stars
  • Taylor-Joy also cast as elf Seren in Lord Of The Rings prequel "The Hunt For Gollum"

Fiona Apple has released "Horns Of A Bull", the theme song for Apple TV's new thriller series "Lucky", which stars Anya Taylor-Joy. The seven-part show, created by "Your Friends & Neighbors" showrunner Jonathan Tropper, adapts Marissa Stapley's 2021 novel about an international con-woman evading FBI agents and a…

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Matt Reeves confirms a tiny change to The Batman costume you definitely didn’t notice

  • Matt Reeves confirmed a minor, unnoticed change to The Batman's costume.
  • The exact nature of the change was not specified in available content.
  • It highlights close attention to detail in the film's design.

Director Matt Reeves has confirmed a subtle alteration made to the Batsuit in The Batman, a detail that appears to have gone largely unnoticed by audiences and fans until now. The confirmation offers a small but notable insight into the level of care Reeves and his team put…

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10 Forgotten 2000s Books That Are Perfect From Start to Finish

  • Collider lists ten overlooked but acclaimed novels from the 2000s
  • List spans YA, fantasy and literary fiction genres
  • Featured titles include works by John Green and Karl Ove Knausgård

Collider has published a list highlighting ten novels from the 2000s that the author believes deserve more recognition today. The decade produced major bestsellers such as the Harry Potter series and The Da Vinci Code, but the list instead focuses on well-regarded books that have since faded from…

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Cradle of Filth announce new North American tour

  • Cradle of Filth announce 22-date North American tour
  • Extends the band's ongoing live touring schedule
  • Further details such as dates and venues not specified in source

Cradle of Filth, the British extreme metal band, have announced a new North American tour comprising 22 dates. The announcement adds to the band's ongoing touring schedule, giving fans across the US and Canada the chance to see the long-running group perform live. The article provided does not…

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David Goldsen promoted to EVP, A&R at Warner Chappell Music

  • David Goldsen promoted to EVP, A&R at Warner Chappell Music.
  • He has worked with Mitski, Zach Bryan and Teddy Swims since 2009.
  • Promotion follows strong recent chart and revenue results for WCM.

Warner Chappell Music (WCM) has promoted David Goldsen to Executive Vice President, A&R, the publisher announced on 15 July. Goldsen, based in Los Angeles, will continue reporting to Ryan Press, President of North America at WCM, and the move reflects the company's recognition of his role in developing…

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Madelon Vriesendorp review – sex-crazed visions of skyscrapers copulating

  • Madelon Vriesendorp exhibition opens at Sir John Soane's Museum, London
  • Marks her winning the 2025 Soane Medal for architectural influence
  • Show pairs raunchy 1970s skyscraper drawings with recent recycled-material sculptures

A new exhibition at Sir John Soane's Museum in London, Mind Games, celebrates the work of Dutch artist and architect Madelon Vriesendorp, whose playful, sexually charged drawings of anthropomorphised skyscrapers helped shape a landmark vision of modern architecture. The show marks Vriesendorp winning the 2025 Soane Medal, awarded…

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