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How Much Did Jay-Z’s ‘Reasonable Doubt’ & ‘Blueprint’ Streams Rise Over Yankee Stadium Shows?
On this week’s Trending Up, Jay’s pair of classic albums see major gains with his showcase concerts in his hometown, while “Wonderwall” threatens a Hot 100 re-entry and more.
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The 1972 “distraction” that haunted Burt Reynolds for the rest of his days: “That’s the thing I would change”
A lifelong regret. The post The 1972 “distraction” that haunted Burt Reynolds for the rest of his days: “That’s the thing I would change” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Suno Got Hacked
The AI music generator reportedly scraped millions of songs and lyrics from YouTube, Deezer, and Genius
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The 1982 pop album Frank Zappa said was killing music taste: “No weird things to discover”
“…no weird things to discover…” The post The 1982 pop album Frank Zappa said was killing music taste: “No weird things to discover” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Today’s Top Deals: Ghost of Yotei, SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Headset, and a Cherry Gaming Mouse
Plus, save on Oppenheimer in 4K, a Harman Kardon speaker, and more.
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Think your cortisol is too high? Expert reveals the truth behind viral wellness craze
Caffeine, late-night exercise and ultraprocessed foods may spike cortisol levels. A dietitian explains what actually triggers the stress hormone.
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DOJ weighs civil rights probe into Fort Worth police over alleged First Amendment violations
The Civil Rights Division is seeking Fort Worth police records after viral videos captured officers allegedly restricting preachers' free speech.
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Stranger Than Heaven: Here’s What Comes in Each Edition
Preorders are live for Stranger Than Heaven, an upcoming Yakuza spin-off that takes place across 50 years. Here’s what comes in each edition.
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Netflix Officially Brings Back ‘Stranger Things’ With a New 2026 Release
Stranger Things Season 1 has received a new VHS Special Edition makeover on Netflix as the hit sci-fi series celebrates its 10th anniversary.
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Leaked files suggest Suno scraped millions of tracks and lyrics
Leaked internal data obtained through a hack has confirmed that AI music company Suno trained its music generator by scraping millions of songs and lyrics from platforms including YouTube Music, Deezer and Genius, according to 404 Media. The revelations matter because Suno had never disclosed what its training data actually contained, and the leak arrives…