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“I could hardly move”: the “crazy” 1967 Beatles song that came from John Lennon being “very paranoid”
The article revisits the origins of The Beatles’ 1967 track “Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite!”, which John Lennon once described as emerging from a period of intense paranoia during the making of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. The song stands out among several Beatles tracks noted for anxious or paranoid undertones, and…
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9 Must-Watch Movies if You Love ‘Coyote vs. Acme’
Following the theatrical release of “Coyote vs. Acme” in August, Collider has compiled a list of nine films to watch for fans wanting more cartoon-and-live-action mashups. The recommendations span decades and tones, ranging from family-friendly favourites to darker, adult-oriented fare, reflecting the long history of studios blending animated characters with live actors on screen. Highlighted…
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GEOFF TATE On Performing Entire ‘Operation: Mindcrime’ Album For Last Time: ‘I Feel Emotionally Drained After Every Concert’
Ex-Queensrÿche singer Geoff Tate has revealed the 2026 leg of his “Operation: Mindcrime – The Final Chapter” tour will be the last time he performs the band’s classic 1988 concept album in full, citing his age and the physical toll of the show. Tate, 67, said he wants to retire the performance while he is…
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Telluride’s Surprise Movie Sparks Industry Guessing Game As Studio Buyer Emerges — The Dish
Deadline reports that a mystery “surprise” film screening at the Telluride Film Festival has set off a guessing game among industry insiders and journalists. The studio behind it has been confirmed as A24, but the title itself remains under wraps, with the festival taking unusually tight security measures to prevent leaks — a rarity in…
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Mysterious settlement discovered after residents seemingly packed up and vanished
Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered the remains of a medieval village abandoned so thoroughly and neatly that experts are struggling to explain why its residents left. The excavation, at the Am Frevelgraben site in Halberstadt, Saxony-Anhalt, was carried out ahead of an industrial park development and has revealed pit houses, settlement pits, wells and a…
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How ‘meth queen’ Tess Rowlatt and a drug dealer mate tormented a prominent business couple after gaining access to their luxury apartment with bogus references… as she flaunts life on bail with a mystery man
The husband of a prominent Australian businesswoman has described how Melbourne “meth queen” Tess Rowlatt and convicted drug dealer Simon Simoudis caused the couple immense distress by secretly using their luxury Richmond apartment as a party venue, after Simoudis secured a lease using forged references. The widower, who has since lost his wife, says the…
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This Texas Country Band Is Trying to Turn a Viral Collab With Luke Combs Into Longevity
The Texas outfit The Wilder Blue is building on a viral 2023 collaboration with Luke Combs on a cover of Steve Young’s “Seven Bridges Road,” which raised the independent band’s profile and led to opening slots on Combs’ 2024 stadium tour. Frontman Zane Williams says the band hasn’t become overnight superstars, but the exposure has…
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AMB. GORDON SONDLAND: The Godfather Test — How Putin turns every attack into a mystery—and gets away with it
Fox News contributor Gordon Sondland, a former US ambassador to the EU, argues that NATO and the European Union should abandon the presumption of innocence when Russia is suspected of hybrid attacks, proposing what he calls a “Godfather Test”. He contends that Vladimir Putin has forfeited any benefit of the doubt through years of invasions,…
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8 Most Genius Mystery Movies of All Time, Ranked
Collider has published a ranked list of what it considers the eight most “genius” mystery films ever made, arguing that true storytelling brilliance lies not in a twist ending alone but in how well a film invites the audience to solve the puzzle alongside its characters. The piece highlights films that treat viewers as active…
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Anti-migrant AfD seeks to break Germany’s political ‘firewall’ in historic state election
Voters in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt went to the polls on Sunday in an election that saw the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) mount its strongest ever challenge to the country’s political establishment, with analysts warning it could become the first party outside the mainstream CDU/CSU and SPD to win an outright majority…