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3 Rock Songs From 1990 That Every 90s Kid Still Knows by Heart Today
The article highlights three rock songs released in 1990 that it argues remain widely recognisable to people who grew up in the 1990s. – Eric Clapton’s “Bad Love”, from Journeyman and co-written with Mick Jones, featured Phil Collins on drums and backing vocals; it was followed by Clapton’s only later number-one single, “Change the World”…
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Ken Russell’s Controversial NC-17 Horror Film ‘The Devils’ Sets First Look at Restored Cut – Film News in Brief
This film news round-up covers a restored release of Ken Russell’s controversial 1971 horror film “The Devils” and a 40th-anniversary cinema return for Hayao Miyazaki’s “Castle in the Sky”. – Warner Bros. Clockwork will release a 4K restoration of “The Devils”, based on Russell’s 2004 private edit and restoring his intended version. – The NC-17…
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Nicole Kidman Got Warned About Marrying Tom Cruise But Fired Back: ‘I Don’t Care. I’m in Love… Of Course I’ll Throw My Career Away’
Nicole Kidman has said she was warned that marrying Tom Cruise at a young age could damage her career, but responded that she prioritised being in love and wanted to marry him. Speaking to British Vogue, she said the marriage and the intense tabloid attention that followed made her accustomed to life in the public…
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How shrewd transfer business has given SWFC’s first opponents a bigger transfer kitty – thestar.co.uk
How shrewd transfer business has given SWFC’s first opponents a bigger transfer kitty thestar.co.uk
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‘Blank’ Sheffield Wednesday season tickets are deliberate – why decision was made – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday has issued deliberately plain-looking season tickets, rather than cards featuring a conventional club design. The decision appears intended to ensure supporters receive their tickets promptly while the club finalises wider plans for its new era. The blank cards remain valid season tickets and are intended for use at Hillsborough during the coming campaign.…
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‘Britain’s most eligible bachelor’ Earl of Wessex, 18, gets A-level grades he needs to study at Royal Agricultural University after working as a farmhand over summer
The Earl of Wessex, James, has secured the A-level results needed to begin a rural land and property management degree at the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester this autumn. The 18-year-old’s move to university is notable as he is a senior member of the Royal Family, 17th in line to the throne, and has increasingly…
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Grieving family pay tribute to ‘devoted dad’, 56, killed in street brawl sparked by deadly turf war between rival biker gangs
The family of a 56-year-old man killed in a street brawl have paid tribute to him as a “devoted dad”. The death has drawn attention to violence reportedly connected to a long-running territorial dispute between rival biker gangs. The man died after the confrontation, although the article does not establish his role in the dispute.…
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Watch Ritchie Blackmore Make Surprise Return to Deep Purple After 33 Years
Ritchie Blackmore made a surprise one-off return to the stage with Deep Purple, more than 33 years after leaving the band, to play “Smoke on the Water” at the Jones Beach Theater. The appearance reunited a founding member with the group he helped establish and gave fans a rare moment of rock history, though it…
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Child jumps to his death off Arizona’s iconic London Bridge that was shipped from its original UK location brick by brick
A child died after jumping from Arizona’s London Bridge in Lake Havasu City on Tuesday morning, according to local police. Witnesses saw the boy fall into the water, briefly resurface, then go under again, prompting a rescue operation by police and fire crews that ended with him being found unresponsive after roughly 20 minutes submerged.…
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Why half of England’s World Cup defenders are on the move
England came third in this summer’s World Cup – their best performance in a men’s competition in 60 years – and now their players are in demand in the transfer market.