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PRESIDENT Releases Music Video For ‘Dark Heaven’ From Upcoming Debut Album ‘Blood Of Your Empire’
Masked British rock band PRESIDENT has released a visualiser for ‘Dark Heaven’, the latest preview of its debut album ‘Blood Of Your Empire’, due on 4 September via Atlantic Records. The song and album explore the tensions around faith, including its capacity for compassion and beauty as well as division, violence and power. The visualiser…
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Arsenal target Bruno Guimarães not on Newcastle’s flight to pre-season camp
Bruno Guimarães was absent from Newcastle United’s flight to their pre-season camp in Spain, intensifying speculation over a potential move to Arsenal. His future is likely to be an early priority for incoming head coach Matthias Jaissle, whose appointment follows Eddie Howe’s departure and signals a wider period of upheaval at the club. Guimarães is…
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Sony’s Latest PS5 Sales Data Shows Digital Pulling Even Further Ahead
Sony’s latest results show that digital downloads accounted for an even larger share of PlayStation game sales, reinforcing the industry’s continuing shift away from boxed copies. The trend matters because it shapes Sony’s retail strategy, its recurring digital-store revenue and the future role of disc-based games. In the quarter ending 30 June, PS5 and PS4…
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PS5 Is Closing In On 100 Million Sales, But It’s Losing Ground To The PS4
The article’s headline states that PlayStation 5 sales are approaching 100 million units, while the console is falling behind the PlayStation 4’s sales pace. This matters because it suggests strong overall demand for Sony’s current console, but comparatively slower momentum than its predecessor achieved at the same stage. No supporting article text was available beyond…
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A World Cup with no participants – it could be Gianni Infantino’s boldest move yet | Marina Hyde
Marina Hyde argues that Gianni Infantino’s reported plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors has provoked unusually broad opposition and could damage Fifa’s standing. Uefa’s 55 member nations have reportedly voted unanimously to boycott Fifa competitions, including World Cups, if the proposal proceeds, raising the prospect of major European teams withdrawing…
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NASA’s Swift rescue slips to late August as LINK battles its spin
Katalyst Space has delayed its planned rescue of NASA’s Swift observatory until late August after its LINK spacecraft began spinning during commissioning. Engineers have reduced LINK’s rotation but must restore enough control and core functionality before it can approach, inspect and grapple Swift, making the mission’s success increasingly time-sensitive. LINK’s spin rate has been cut…
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61 Years Ago, the Kinks Were Banned From the U.S. After a Catastrophic Tour
The Kinks’ first major American tour in 1965 unravelled amid internal tensions, poor management and clashes with promoters and television staff. Complaints eventually led the American Federation of Musicians to bar the band from performing in the United States, delaying their return for four years and limiting their opportunity to capitalise on the British Invasion.…
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Armed robberies and sexual assaults cited in renewed US warning for island getaway
The US State Department has renewed its Level 2 travel advisory for the Bahamas, urging American visitors to exercise increased caution. The warning matters because it highlights the risk of violent crime in a major holiday destination, including incidents that may affect tourists as well as residents. Officials cited violent crime, burglaries, sexual assaults and…
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Cocky Curt Cignetti called out the SEC, but he should Google Indiana’s laughable schedule first
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti used Big Ten Media Days to criticise the SEC, continuing his confident public style after leading Indiana to a national championship. The article presents his remarks as part of a wider dispute over conference strength, while arguing that Indiana’s own schedule weakens his position. It describes Indiana as the defending national…
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Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Rock Jams From 1961
The article highlights four rock and roll songs associated with 1961, presenting them as especially familiar to the baby boomer generation. – “Runaway” by Del Shannon, a chart-topping hit noted for its minor-key mood and distinctive chorus. – “Tossin’ And Turnin’” by Bobby Lewis, released in 1960 but reaching number one during summer 1961. -…