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DomiNque Perry Signs With ColorCreative
Actress and singer DomiNque Perry, known for starring alongside Diarra Kilpatrick in Diarra From Detroit, has signed with ColorCreative for representation in all areas. The move gives the actress broader backing as her profile grows, coinciding with the series’ recent shift from BET+ to Paramount+ for its second season, in which Perry plays Aja, the…
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‘Hunting Wives’ Sets Season 2 Release Date, Drops First-Look Photos
Netflix has confirmed that “The Hunting Wives” will return for a second season on 26 November, releasing on Thanksgiving Day in the US. The soapy drama, adapted from May Cobb’s novel of the same name, became a hit for the streamer, and the announcement comes alongside a batch of first-look photos giving fans an early…
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Jade Is Her Own Biggest Fan, and Has the Spotify Library to Prove It
Pop star Jade, formerly of Little Mix, revealed the eclectic contents of her Spotify liked-songs library as part of Rolling Stone’s Song Shuffle series, recorded backstage at Lollapalooza. She admitted she’d only recently discovered the platform’s “like” button, describing her selections as “quite eclectic” a mix reflecting her pop background, musical theatre interests and childhood…
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The Duskbloods gameplay reveal shows a very niche, PvP-centered battle royale-like experience
From Software has revealed more gameplay details of its upcoming title The Duskbloods ahead of a network test this weekend, and the reveal suggests a much more niche experience than the studio’s mass-appeal hits like Elden Ring and Dark Souls. The game is a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive built around PvPvE combat, blending elements of…
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Arteta demands ‘desire and ambition’ for title defence and says Lewis-Skelly will stay
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has urged his squad to show renewed “desire and ambition” as they begin the defence of their Premier League title, and confirmed teenage midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly will not be sold this transfer window. Arsenal open their campaign against Coventry on Friday night, aiming to retain the championship for the first time…
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Foo Fighters to step in as support act for AC/DC for “one night only”: “This is literally a dream come true. So if you want blood, you’ve got it”
Foo Fighters have been announced as a last-minute replacement support act for AC/DC’s St. Louis show on 8 September 2026, part of the rock legends’ ‘Power Up’ world tour. Frontman Dave Grohl called the slot “literally a dream come true”, explaining that AC/DC’s 1980 concert film Let There Be Rock shaped his approach to live…
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The Song of Hiawatha review – Rafael Payare reveals the riches of Coleridge-Taylor’s hit cantata
Rafael Payare and his Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal gave the Edinburgh International Festival premiere of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s The Song of Hiawatha, a once wildly popular Victorian cantata trilogy that had fallen out of the regular repertoire. Festival director Nicola Benedetti’s decision to programme the work was a risk given its dated Henry Wadsworth Longfellow libretto…
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Tame Impala & Steve Lacy Hits Surge Thanks to Spider-Man – But Why is One Bigger Than the Other Abroad?
Two songs featured in the film Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Tame Impala’s “Loser” and Steve Lacy’s “Oh Yeah?”, are climbing several Billboard charts, illustrating how the blockbuster’s success is spilling over into music streaming. Domestically, Lacy’s track has the edge over Tame Impala’s on the US-focused Hot 100 and Streaming Songs charts, but internationally the…
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Arc Raiders Crossover Is Not What You Expect, I Guarantee It
Arc Raiders developer Embark Studios has announced a new collaboration with … Subway. The partnership that no one saw coming rewards players with a special skin when they buy a sandwich, along with other in-game items. Now through October 26, people who buy a qualifying meal at Subway will get a code to unlock the…
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Dozens of ‘dangerous’ artworks are buried under dirt in Sydney, and visitors will be asked to dig deep
Sydney’s Festival of Dangerous Ideas is presenting Heap, an unusual installation in which 80 artworks by eight Australian artists are buried under tonnes of dirt in the foyer of Carriageworks, inviting the public to physically dig them up. The project blends exhibition, installation and mock archaeological dig, with each hidden piece representing a “dangerous idea”…