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PRIMUS Shares Music Video For ‘The Ol’ Grizz’ From ‘A Handful Of Nuggs’ EP
PRIMUS have released an official music video for “The Ol’ Grizz”, directed by Cage Claypool, taken from the band’s EP “A Handful Of Nuggs”, which was released in May. The song is notable as one of the first new studio recordings to feature drummer John Hoffman, who joined the band in 2025, and showcases the…
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Miley Cyrus Signs With Atlantic Records
Miley Cyrus has signed with Atlantic Records, moving away from Sony Music’s Columbia Records to Warner Music Group, representatives confirmed to Billboard. The move ends her long association with Sony, which began in 2013 when she signed to RCA Records after leaving Disney’s Hollywood Records; the news was first reported by Variety. While at Columbia,…
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As millions of staycationers head to the Lake District to soak up this week’s heatwave, the Mail’s sobering investigation reveals the grim reality of what is lurking in the waters… and hot weather makes it even more dangerous
A Daily Mail investigation examines the hidden dangers lurking in the waters of the Lake District as a heatwave prompts millions of staycationers to visit the popular tourist destination this week. The report warns that rising temperatures increase the risks associated with swimming and other water activities in the region’s lakes, adding urgency to safety…
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3 Songwriters Paul Simon Thinks Are His Equals
American Songwriter has compiled a list of three songwriters that Paul Simon himself has named as being on a par with his own talents. The piece draws on Simon’s own public comments and lyrics over the years, offering an insight into which of his peers the folk-rock veteran holds in the highest regard, rather than…
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Shots fired at US consulate in Toronto for a second time this year
A single gunshot was fired at the US consulate in Toronto in the early hours of Monday morning, marking the second such attack on the building this year. An officer stationed outside heard the shot and saw a white car without a licence plate fleeing the scene; police pursued it in a high-speed chase before…
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Why China is giving away its best AI models
Chinese AI labs, led by Moonshot AI’s newly released Kimi K3, are giving away powerful “open-weight” models for free, intensifying competition with closed US systems from OpenAI, Google and Anthropic. Kimi K3 reportedly matches or beats some of the best American models at a fraction of the cost, and Moonshot’s decision to release its weights…
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Moment enormous iceberg capsizes triggering tsunami-like waves off coastal town in Greenland
A large iceberg was filmed capsizing off the coast of a town in Greenland, generating powerful tsunami-like waves in the surrounding waters. The footage captures the dramatic moment the ice mass rolled over, sending large swells toward the shoreline of the coastal settlement. Beyond the headline, no further details of the incident, its location, date…
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Willow Avalon, a ‘Gun-Totin’ Liberal,’ Is Making Country Music Dangerous Again
Country singer Willow Avalon has released her new album, Pink Pocket Pistol, which she frames as part of a broader push by women to reshape country music on their own terms rather than any industry-led shift. The 27-year-old Georgia native, who struggled to find an audience before her 2025 debut Southern Belle Raisin’ Hell took…
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The 2026 World Cup is over, but the onslaught of soccer relentlessly rolls on | Leander Schaerlaeckens
Now that the 2026 World Cup has finished, football’s calendar has snapped straight back into its usual non-stop rhythm, with domestic leagues and cup competitions across Europe and beyond already under way or about to start. Guardian writer Leander Schaerlaeckens argues this constant churn undermines the sport’s own appeal, since the World Cup’s rarity and…