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3 Psychedelic Rock Songs From 1967 That Made Pop Radio Feel Like a Fever Dream
This American Songwriter feature revisits 1967, widely regarded as psychedelic rock’s peak year, when even the genre’s more experimental tracks managed to crack the Top 40 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The piece highlights how mainstream pop radio briefly embraced strange, boundary-pushing sounds as musical tastes shifted, and selects three songs it considers emblematic…
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I warned the Liberals years ago where they were heading. Their latest internal report proves they walked straight into the trap: PVO
A Daily Mail opinion column, attributed to PVO, argues that the Australian Liberal Party’s decline was foreseeable and that a newly produced internal report confirms warnings the author made years earlier. The piece frames the report as validation of long-standing concerns about the party’s direction, touching on issues such as the debate over candidate quotas,…
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Controversy-laiden Disco Elysium and Zero Parades studio ZA/UM to lay off large chunk of staff once more
ZA/UM, the studio behind Disco Elysium and its spiritual successor Zero Parades: For Dead Spies, has announced it will lay off up to 32 staff “across all departments”. The studio said the redundancies were driven by Zero Parades’ weak commercial performance, despite the game receiving critical acclaim, and that its current size was no longer…
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Say Goodbye to the $129 Million Adventure Flop on Paramount+
Matthew McConaughey’s 2005 adventure film Sahara is set to leave Paramount+ in the US, prompting a look back at one of Hollywood’s most infamous box-office flops. The film, directed by Breck Eisner and also starring Steve Zahn and Penélope Cruz, was designed as an Indiana Jones-style adventure but became notorious for its runaway costs and…
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My new partner wants me to sell my mortgage-free home. After what happened in my divorce, I’m terrified he’s asking too much: VANESSA STOYKOV
In a personal finance column, Vanessa Stoykov addresses a reader whose new partner wants her to sell the mortgage-free home she owns outright, having previously lost significant financial ground during her divorce. The letter-writer fears that agreeing could leave her financially exposed again, and the column examines how couples in second relationships can balance merging…
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Lindsey Graham’s aide of 27 years reveals the secret ‘love language’ behind his unlikely Trump friendship… the day he was ‘madder than a hornet’ and the final call that never came
Lindsey Graham’s longtime aide, Kevin Bishop, has given a rare account of the South Carolina senator’s unusual friendship with Donald Trump, describing how Graham won the president over despite once being one of his fiercest critics during the 2016 campaign. The relationship matters because Graham has become one of Trump’s most influential Republican allies in…
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World Series champion Mookie Betts says athletes shouldn’t be seen as political figures: ‘We go out and play’
Los Angeles Dodgers star Mookie Betts questioned why athletes are seen as political figures, revealing the reason behind his decision to skip this year's visit to White House.
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OPW have held discussions about housing Asylum Seekers in this historic Phoenix Park mansion – right next to where they are giving current and former civil servants ‘sweetheart rent deals’
Ireland’s Office of Public Works (OPW) has discussed housing asylum seekers in a historic mansion within Dublin’s Phoenix Park, a proposal that has drawn scrutiny because the same estate reportedly houses current and former civil servants who benefit from below-market “sweetheart” rent arrangements. The disclosure has renewed debate over the OPW’s management of state property…
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Birth tourism crackdown expands as House chairman raises criminal conspiracy case
Rep. Brandon Gill, a Texas Republican who chairs the House Oversight Committee’s Task Force on Defending Constitutional Rights and Exposing Institutional Abuses, has said companies that help foreign nationals travel to the United States specifically to give birth—so their children automatically acquire US citizenship—may be engaged in a criminal conspiracy. The intervention marks an expansion…