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3 Songs From the 70s That Made Everyone Fall in Love With Glam Rock
This American Songwriter article looks back at glam rock’s rise in the 1970s, arguing that a handful of standout songs and striking televised performances propelled the genre into the mainstream, particularly in the UK. It highlights how visual flamboyance and androgynous style, alongside the music itself, were central to glam rock capturing public attention and…
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The B-52’s Announce Ancient Culture: Mesopotamia Reissue With Previously Unreleased Songs
The B-52’s have announced Ancient Culture: Mesopotamia Revisited, a deluxe reissue of their 1982 Mesopotamia EP that includes previously unreleased outtakes, alternate mixes and live recordings. The original release grew out of a collaboration with Talking Heads’ David Byrne that was intended to be a full album but was pared back to an EP; Kate…
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Man arrested after throwing Molotov cocktail at person in wheelchair near OKC police headquarters
A man has been arrested in Oklahoma City after allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at a man in a wheelchair on a street near the city’s police headquarters, according to authorities. The attack, which was captured on surveillance footage and occurred around 8am on 2 July, is notable both for its apparent randomness and for…
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Devils star Nico Hischier saved a family while boating
New Jersey Devils captain Nico Hischier is being hailed as a hero after coming to the rescue of a family in distress while boating in his native Switzerland this summer. According to Swiss German-language outlet 20 Minuten, the NHL star spotted a family struggling on the water near the Engehalde Weir, a dam close to…
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Iran strikes back at US targets in Gulf states and warns Trump faces a ‘crushing response’ if attacks continue as ceasefire crumbles
Iran has launched retaliatory missile and drone strikes against United States military targets across several Gulf states, warning President Donald Trump of a “crushing response” should American attacks persist. The strikes, which mark a serious escalation as a ceasefire unravels, targeted US installations in Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain, raising fresh fears of a wider conflict…
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Fury as scores of dementia patients are booted out of their care home to make way for new development
The Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) board in California has voted to demolish the Silverado Beach Cities Memory Care Community in Redondo Beach as part of an 11-acre campus redevelopment, forcing the eviction of nearly 100 severe dementia patients. The decision matters because families say the surrounding area lacks the resources to care for their…
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Tyler Robinson hearing rocked by bombshell video of trans lover Lance Twiggs’ police interview
At Tyler Robinson’s pre-trial hearing on Thursday, prosecutors played redacted footage of a police interview with his partner, Lance Twiggs, 23. Robinson is accused of assassinating the conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on 10 September 2025, and the interview footage forms part of the evidence being aired ahead of the trial. In…
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Horribly eerie way well-liked artist, 28, drowned during boating trip to lake with his friends
Fidel “Omil” Ojway, a 28-year-old artist from Lilburn, Georgia, died in a suspected drowning while on a boating trip with friends at Lake Allatoona on Sunday. The group was spending the afternoon on the water when Ojway jumped in and never resurfaced, leaving his family and friends struggling to understand what happened to a well-liked…
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10 Network TV Characters Written Off Because of Behind-the-Scenes Drama
This Collider feature by Christine Persaud looks at 10 network television characters who were written out of their shows not for storyline reasons but because of behind-the-scenes conflicts involving the actors who played them. It highlights how writers often had to hastily adjust scripts to explain a sudden departure, sometimes resorting to outlandish or abrupt…
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New tagging scandal: Thousands of criminals ordered to be electronically tagged have not had devices fitted
The Ministry of Justice has admitted for the first time that thousands of offenders ordered to wear electronic tags were not actually fitted with the devices. According to the new data, 5,450 offenders — just under one in seven of the 37,600 who should have been tagged — were not wearing monitoring devices at the…