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Noah Kahan Cancels Citi Field Show as Storms Slam Queens
Noah Kahan canceled his sold-out Saturday concert at Citi Field in Queens after severe thunderstorms and heavy rain made the show unsafe, despite first attempting to delay doors by several hours. A Su
Jan and Dean’s Dean Torrence Is Still Cruising, 60 Years After ‘Deadman’s Curve’ Crash
Dean Torrence, the 86-year-old surviving half of surf-rock duo Jan and Dean, sat down with Rolling Stone for the 'Last Man Standing' series to revisit the April 1966 Dead Man's Curve crash that left J
‘The End of Oak Street’ Preview: Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor Try Not to Get Eaten Alive by Dinosaurs in 14 Minutes of 4DX Footage
Warner Bros. and Bad Robot screened 14 minutes of immersive 4DX footage from David Robert Mitchell's sci-fi film "The End of Oak Street," starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as suburban parents b
Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist and Tireless Indie-Rock Champion, Dies After Battle With Brain Cancer
Jennifer Finch, bassist and co-founder of the influential '90s indie-rock band L7, died Saturday at 59 after a brief battle with aggressive brain cancer, prompting an outpouring of tributes from acros
‘The Odyssey’ Slays With $124M+ U.S. Opening: ‘A’ CinemaScore, Best Live-Action Haul Of 2026, Record For Matt Damon As Lead & More – Box Office Sunday AM Update
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey opened to $124.5M domestically and $264.1M worldwide, setting records for Nolan's biggest global debut and Matt Damon's best opening as a lead.
Yard Act Stretch Beyond Post-Punk on Third Album
British post-punk band Yard Act loosen their sound on their third album 'You're Gonna Need A Little Music,' trading angular guitars for piano-driven melodies, funk grooves, and a broader sonic palette
‘The Five-Star Weekend’ Is Airport-Novel Shlock at Its Best — And Peacock Knows It
Peacock is cornering the airport-novel market with high-profile adaptations of breezy beach reads, and the strategy is working: "The Five-Star Weekend" is its current #1 show while "All Her Fault" jus
Spotify Adds Toggle to Disable Music Videos
Spotify has added a settings toggle that lets users disable music videos entirely, addressing long-standing complaints about auto-playing video content and altered audio.
‘We were in danger of running it into the ground’: Brittany Howard on fleeing fame, fighting Trump and the epic return of Alabama Shakes
Alabama Shakes broke a seven-year hiatus with a surprise December 2024 fundraiser show in Tuscaloosa and are now touring Europe while releasing a psychedelic third album, propelled by Brittany Howard'
Bruno Mars has an unexpected opening before Wembley party starts
Bruno Mars launched the first of six sold-out Wembley Stadium nights on 18 July 2026, his first UK performance in eight years, arriving the same weekend England exited another men's World Cup semi-fin
Tricky's Honest Playlist: From Night Nurse to Sia
In an 'honest playlist' interview, Tricky walks through the songs that shaped his life — from Gregory Isaacs' 'Night Nurse' tied to a teenage romance and daughter, to the Specials' 'Too Much Too Young
MIFFest Ninth Edition Opens in KL With ASEAN Records Honor
The ninth Malaysia International Film Festival (MIFFest) opened July 18 in Kuala Lumpur with an eight-day program, receiving ASEAN Records recognition for its ASEAN On Screen platform celebrating Sout
Luke Wilson Confirms Family Stone Sequel After Keaton’s Death
Luke Wilson confirms a sequel to *The Family Stone* is in development, with Tom Bezucha writing the script following Diane Keaton's death at 79, calling the project more meaningful in her absence.
Holland Calls Pattinson 'So Good at Being a Dickhead' for Odyssey
Tom Holland revealed that Robert Pattinson's casting as Antinous in Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' eased his nerves, telling Entertainment Weekly that his co-star is 'so good at being a dickhead.'
Nolan: 'At Least' 3 Years Until Next Film After The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan told Today it'll be "at least" three years until his next film, saying The Odyssey production pushed him to "the limits of my own stamina." It opens to $257M+ worldwide — his best gl
Anna Friel on lighting obsession, The F Ward, Pushing Daisies hopes
Anna Friel promotes Australian medical drama The F Ward, reveals she travels to every set with a bag of lightbulbs, and says she'd welcome a Pushing Daisies return nearly 20 years after the show's can
Shania Twain Plays Dream Gig at Tiny Toronto Dive Bar
Shania Twain performed at Toronto's 500-capacity Horseshoe Tavern on Friday — a lifelong dream gig where the five-time Grammy winner debuted songs from her forthcoming album 'Little Miss Twain' for fa
Martin Garrix, U2 Debut 'Fireflies' With Edge at Tomorrowland
Martin Garrix debuted a new U2 collaboration titled 'Fireflies' with the Edge live at Tomorrowland, featuring Bono’s prerecorded vocals and signaling a fresh musical fusion between the DJ and the rock
Hockney print found in charity shop book sells for £41K
A signed print by David Hockney, found hidden inside a donated 1980 copy of his book Paper Pools at a Salvation Army shop in Norwich, sold for £41,160 to an anonymous buyer on the charity's eBay aucti
'Wham! concerts changed lives in China' - Ridgeley
Andrew Ridgeley reflects on Wham!'s April 1985 concerts in China — the first Western pop performances in communist China — ahead of a new documentary, "Wham! 10 Days in China," releasing in cinemas wo
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