Richard Thompson is readying the 20th solo studio album of his nearly six-decade career. The prolific and influential British guitarist will share Hippies, Thugs, and Heroes on October 16 via New West. His follow-up to 2024’s Ship to Shore is led by a raucous bar-rock ditty appropriately titled “Cocaine Walking, Booze Talking.” Listen below. “It’s
‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ Unveils Bloody First Look at Ella Beatty as the Accused Murderer “Lizzie Borden took an axe…” We won’t split hairs over how the rest of the schoolyard rhyme goes. After all, most people know how the story of Lizzie Borden ends: She was accused—and later acquitted—of the murders of her
Harry Styles kicked off the Mexico City residency of his celebrated Together, Together Tour at the GNP Seguros Stadium on Friday (July 31), where the British pop superstar captivated a crowd of over 68,000 people (according to Ocesa) with an experimental, fresh, universal and impactful show that reaffirms his privileged place in the contemporary music
[ Beyond Function: A New Chapter in Singapore Design With Singapore’s 61st National Day around the corner, LUXUO examines what national pride means within the country’s design industry. A new generation of designers has emerged from workshops, studios and research laboratories to present furniture, lighting, homeware and objects that move beyond conventional ideas of utility.
Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky have separated after 18 years of marriage, according to TMZ. The comedians reportedly split within the last couple of months, though the separation is said to be “completely amicable.” Despite the changes in their personal relationship, the pair are expected to continue working together on their popular podcast, Your Mom’s
Historically, July is the quietest month in the publishing world. Compared to previous Julys, this year has actually seen a robust array of new YA fiction hit shelves. The same isn’t true for comics and nonfiction, though. New releases for both mirror more typical Julys in publishing, meaning that this month’s roundup is pretty quiet.
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard have revealed the title track to their forthcoming EDM album, Alien Metal. It’s the latest preview of the group’s new foray into the high-energy genre, following the release of “Level 5” last month. Give it a listen below. The bands 28th LP is due “later this summer” on P(doom)
Taraji P. Henson earned a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for 2008’s The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, but years later she was still fired up by the $150,000 she accepted to be in the movie—after producers rejected the $500,000 quote she brought to the table. As for the film’s leads Brad Pitt and Cate
Parker McCollum and his wife, Hallie Ray McCollum, have welcomed their second child together. The country star announced Saturday (Aug. 1) that the couple’s new baby boy was born on July 30. They shared the news in a joint Instagram post featuring a gallery of family photos from the hospital. “Rocker Tommy Light McCollum! born
[ Every August, Singapore pauses to celebrate another year of independence. The skyline glows in red and white, fighter jets streak across the sky, and familiar National Day songs evoke memories that span generations. Beyond the festivities lies a quieter story that has become increasingly relevant in a world searching for stability, certainty and purpose.
While Canal+ has just agreed to invest more than $1.1 billion in French and European films over the next five years, Amazon Prime Video and Netflix are fighting in court and behind closed doors to loosen France’s streaming regulations. Both services have launched separate legal challenges before France’s Conseil d’état, the country’s highest administrative court,
KARE-TV anchor Julie Nelson is recovering after she and her husband, Kurt Krumenauer, were injured in a boating accident in Wisconsin. The Twin Cities news anchor shared the update with viewers in a Facebook post on June 16, saying the couple sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a one-boat crash over the weekend. “Hi, I have some
What’s better than enemies-to-lovers romance? How about a romance where enmity gives way to full-on villainy? That’s what these villainous romantasy novels say. Redemptive villains have become a popular trope in the genre of late. More and more books featuring a former villain, reformed dark lord, or misunderstood monster prove that romance isn’t just for
Some films ask to be watched;Love Me Tender asks to be felt. Anna Cazenave Cambet’s quietly devastating adaptation of Constance Debré’s 2020 novel unfolds like along exhale, exploring the fragile space where love, identity and motherhood collide. Vicky Krieps delivers another captivating performance as Clémence, aformer lawyer whose decision to leave her marriage after embracing
Country legend, activist, and all-around good guy Willie Nelson has weighed in on the data-center debate that is currently roiling America’s city council meetings and political races. In a statement responding to centers being built across the country, Nelson said, “Our community, like many others, needs to fight against data centers invading our land. The
Kyra Green & Cashel Barnett: Split The delivered one of the U.S. version’s most unexpected couplings, with Kyra choosing to leave the show during the inaugural season to see if she still had a shot with Cashel after sending him home…only to find out he’d already returned. But, unfortunately, the musically inclined couple split in
Rock legend Patti Smith was giddy and almost at a loss for words when she met Friday (July 31) with Pope Leo XIV. “Hi,” she said softly as she sat down across from Leo at his desk in the Apostolic Palace. Post-meeting, on Instagram, she had a bit more to say: “This is a moment
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[ Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey opens the way every telling of this story has opened for nearly three thousand years: with a voice, a table of listeners and a version of an event already half-known. The Odyssey is one of two surviving poems attributed to Homer, a sequel of sorts to The Iliad that follows
There’s a throwaway line in 2012’s The Avengers, after a character’s death, when his partner is alluded to. “There was a cellist, I think,” muses Robert Downey Jr’s Tony Stark. It’s a spot of pathos amid the punch-ups – but also rather telling. Because when even a superhero blockbuster reaches for the cello, you know
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