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More than 80 minutes of historic 1970 Led Zeppelin footage emerges online: “This is a monumental addition to the Led Zeppelin canon”
All known surviving footage of Led Zeppelin’s performance at the 1970 Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music has been uploaded to YouTube by film archivist ledzepfilm, giving fans access to more than 80 minutes of onstage and backstage material for the first time. The footage is significant because the Bath show is widely regarded…
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John Paul Jones only truly respected one 1960s rock musician
Very unusual. The post John Paul Jones only truly respected one 1960s rock musician first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Mary Holland Joins DC’s Jimmy Olsen ‘Superman’ Spinoff Series
Actress and comedian Mary Holland has been cast as the female lead in DC’s upcoming Superman spinoff series centred on Jimmy Olsen, Deadline reports, citing sources close to production. She will play a character named Sandra, joining a cast that already includes Jimmy Tatro as Gorilla Grodd, the telepathic villain ape from DC lore. HBO…
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‘Ghosts’ Is Finally Becoming a Movie, but the Franchise Should Stop There
Why the BBC’s Ghosts movie feels earned, while the CBS adaptation should stay focused on what it already does best.
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Sydney homeowner relists his luxury townhouse with eye-watering price drop – but it comes with a ‘real life soap opera’ and strata chaos
A Sydney homeowner has relaunched his luxury Glebe terrace onto the market with a significantly reduced asking price, after the sale became entangled in a bitter dispute with neighbours in the same strata scheme. The saga highlights how strata disagreements in Australia can drag out property sales and knock value off homes, turning what should…
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Earl Sweatshirt is Right: ‘Don’t Worry’ is a Great Drake Song
Rolling Stone argues that Earl Sweatshirt, the underground rapper known for his lyrical seriousness, has been closing his recent live shows by singing along to Drake’s deep cut “Don’t Worry,” and the article contends this is a genuine endorsement of the song’s quality rather than a joke. The moment matters because it cuts across the…
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Kevin Feige Reveals Why Marvel Fought to Keep Sadie Sink’s Role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day a Secret
Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige has explained why the studio went to great lengths to hide Sadie Sink’s role as Jean Grey in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, despite widespread online speculation correctly identifying the character months in advance. Feige said the secrecy was designed purely to preserve the opening weekend experience for audiences, given the…
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‘Doctor’ El-Sayed’s bizarre health hustle raises campaign headache: ‘Moon Juice Brain Dust’
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has faced scrutiny after promoting health products, including while citing his medical credentials, despite previously pledging to avoid such endorsements. The revelations, highlighted by Fox News contributor Joe Concha, add to broader questions about El-Sayed’s use of the “doctor” title, given that he does not currently hold an active…
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10 Mystery Movies That Are Perfect From the First Scene to the Last
This Collider feature rounds up ten mystery films the writer considers flawless from opening scene to closing twist, praising them for setting up an intriguing puzzle and delivering a satisfying, well-earned resolution. It matters as a viewing guide for fans of the genre, highlighting classics that balance clever misdirection with coherent payoffs, in contrast to…
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‘Yellowjackets’ Made Sophie Thatcher a Star. Then Things Got Weird
Sophie Thatcher, who rose to fame playing a younger version of Juliette Lewis’s character on Showtime’s “Yellowjackets,” has spent recent years deliberately choosing unconventional, offbeat projects rather than following a typical rising-star trajectory. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter from the upstate New York farmhouse she impulsively bought and now shares with her twin sister and…