Month: July 2024

In simpler terms, Cher’s life story will be shared in two parts as a memoir due to the enormity of her experiences, according to her publisher.

Koe Wetzel is speaking from Nashville after just beginning a two-night stay in the city, which he refers to as a “two-night town” being a longtime Texas resident familiar with the country music scene.

Let’s play an Olympic game?

Chris Brown, along with some members of his team and Live Nation, are being sued again due to a brawl that occurred backstage following his performance in Fort Worth, Texas on July 19th.

As a passionate moviegoer, I’ve been following the developments between Billy Ray Cyrus and his estranged wife Firerose with great interest. And let me tell you, things have gotten even more intriguing after an explosive audio recording of Billy Ray’s angry outburst surfaced online.

Last Sunday morning on the 134 Freeway, Keith Morris, a renowned singer and punk rock figure, drove his Honda towards a rehearsal session with Off! in Pomona’s studio. The car stereo played tunes from their newest album “Free LSD” as Morris wanted to refresh his memory with the record’s out-of-this-world lyrics about alien invasions and mind manipulation.

An opportune moment arises to draw inspiration from Chaka Khan’s timeless influence. With the release of albums like Beyoncé’s “Renaissance,” infused with disco and house elements, and Sabrina Carpenter’s upbeat “Espresso,” the impact of the 71-year-old music legend is evident. Khan’s illustrious career spans genres including funk as the lead singer of Rufus in the ’70s and a diverse solo journey through rock, R&B, soul, and jazz. Her latest Tiny Desk performance left audiences elated.

Approximately a year and a half after Blake Lively welcomed their baby, Ryan Reynolds has finally unveiled the little one’s name.

As a longtime fan of the Deadpool franchise, I can’t help but feel a pang of nostalgia tinged with anxiety as I reflect on the fact that it’s been six long years since we last saw our beloved anti-hero on the big screen. For me, Deadpool was more than just a movie character – he was an escape, a source of laughter and excitement during trying times.

In the past, not too long ago and certainly not in a distant galaxy, the summer movie scene wasn’t filled with disposable fantasy and sci-fi blockbusters. Studios and distributors hadn’t yet learned to focus solely on these genres. As Chris Nashawaty explains in his new book “The Future Was Now,” we were once captivated, captivated, and amused. Today, however, we are repeatedly subjected to mind-numbing spectacles and infantilizing entertainment.