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Man Arrested For Peeing On Family At Morgan Wallen Concert
A man has been arrested in North Carolina over allegations that he urinated on a family during a Morgan Wallen concert in Baltimore last month. The incident drew attention after a family member criticised stadium authorities for not making an immediate arrest, and the case has since led to charges and an extradition process. Police…
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‘Heated Rivalry’ Actor Dylan Walsh ‘in Trouble’ After Saying on Cameo That 12 New Episodes Are Being Shot: I’m ‘Stepping Away’ From the Platform
Actor Dylan Walsh has paused his Cameo account after a fan video in which he said “Heated Rivalry” was filming 12 new episodes went viral. His remarks matter because they may have disclosed unannounced plans for the hockey romance’s future, prompting speculation that two seasons could be filmed together or that the second season may…
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Hayley Williams’ band Power Snatch surprise release alt-rock ‘EP2’
Stream it on YouTube now. The post Hayley Williams’ band Power Snatch surprise release alt-rock ‘EP2’ first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Taylor Swift’s ‘I Bet You Think About Me’ Is Her Latest Song Removed From a Trump TikTok Post
A TikTok post associated with the White House and Donald Trump used Taylor Swift’s song “I Bet You Think About Me” alongside clips of the president, with a caption referencing its lyrics. The audio was muted by the following day, continuing a pattern in which Swift’s music has appeared in pro-Trump posts before becoming unavailable;…
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Paramount Faces California Exit Threat as Messi Mourns Father
Paramount Skydance chief executive David Ellison was reported to have told senior executives that the company could begin moving operations out of California from 1 October unless California Attorney General Rob Bonta negotiated a settlement over the proposed $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. California is leading a coalition of 12 state attorneys general…
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The Neighbourhood’s ‘Sweater Weather’ Cozies Its Way Into YouTube’s Billion Views Club
The Neighbourhood’s 2012 hit “Sweater Weather” has surpassed one billion views on YouTube, placing the California rock band in the platform’s Billion Views Club. The milestone reflects the song’s lasting appeal, helped by its association with Tumblr-era alternative culture and its later adoption as an LGBTQIA+ anthem. Released as the lead single from the band’s…
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Taylor Swift Removes Yet Another Song From Yet Another White House TikTok Video
Taylor Swift has had another of her songs removed from a White House TikTok video after it was used to soundtrack footage of Donald Trump. The video, which used “I Bet You Think About Me” and referenced its lyrics in the caption, was muted within hours, continuing an apparent pattern of Trump-linked accounts using Swift’s…
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A Movie Theater Didn’t Get Sent ‘Spider-Man’ Posters, So an Employee Drew His Own
A Famous Players cinema in Prince George, British Columbia, displayed a hand-drawn Spider-Man: Brand New Day poster after the official materials did not arrive in time. Employee Drake Landon created the replacement, inspired by the ‘Spooder-Man’ meme, and the drawing became widely shared online, highlighting how an improvised promotional display resonated with audiences. The poster…
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Watch Role Model’s Self-Proclaimed ‘Botched’ Cover of Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Maggots for Brains’
Role Model performed a cover of Olivia Rodrigo’s “Maggots for Brains” during BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge, then jokingly described it as “botched” before the video was released. The performance drew positive reactions from viewers, suggesting his self-criticism was more playful than reflective of the reception. The singer, born Tucker Pillsbury, kept Rodrigo’s original lyrics…
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Ms Rachel posts support for reparations, sharing Ta-Nehisi Coates quote on slavery and Jim Crow
Children’s entertainer Ms Rachel expressed support for reparations in a social-media post that shared a quotation from writer Ta-Nehisi Coates about the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow segregation. The post has drawn attention because it places a prominent online children’s creator within a long-running and politically contentious debate about racial justice in the United…