Jon Bon Jovi’s long-awaited return to the stage hit an unexpected speed bump after illness forced him to cut a Madison Square Garden concert short. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer ended the performance after about 90 minutes, telling the sold-out crowd he could not continue because he was battling a sinus infection. Before […]
Ella Langley Makes Billboard History With 15 Weeks at No. 1
Ella Langley has added another remarkable chapter to her breakout career as “Choosin’ Texas” continues rewriting the Billboard record books. The country crossover hit has now spent 15 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the longest-running chart topper by a solo female artist on a non-holiday song without a featured […]
The Strokes Push Into Bold New Territory on Reality Awaits
Twenty-five years after redefining modern rock with their breakthrough debut, The Strokes are proving they have little interest in repeating themselves. Their seventh studio album, Reality Awaits, finds the New York band pushing further into experimental territory while maintaining enough of its trademark musical identity to remind listeners why the group remains one of alternative […]
Charli XCX Unlocks Three New Music, Fashion, Film B-Sides
Charli XCX is giving fans even more music from her latest creative era, releasing three B-sides tied to her recently issued album Music, Fashion, Film. The newly available tracks, “I Keep on Thinking Bout You Every Single Day and Night,” “Playboy Bunny,” and “If You Take Away the Music Then What Has She Got?,” arrive […]
Historic Wildfires in France and Spain Force Hundreds of Thousands to Flee their Homes
Heat waves and scant rainfall in Europe have contributed to historic wildfires in France and Spain that have forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes in one of the continent’s biggest evacuation efforts since World War II. Rising Temps Could Complicate Firefighting Efforts As AP News reports, rising temperatures later this week could complicate efforts to […]
Xbox Tests Ad-Supported Cloud Streaming
Microsoft is testing ad-supported Xbox games, giving consumers a free way to play in exchange for viewing a commercial. As PCMag reports, the test, announced on July 23, involves streaming select games over the internet to supported devices. For now, it’s limited to those in the Xbox Insider program, which offers early access to beta features and upcoming […]
These Refreshing Color Schemes Might Just Help You Beat the Summer Heat
Summer is definitely here, and with the hot weather comes the perfect opportunity to give your home a fresh new look. Refreshing your interior design can be as simple as swapping out some old decor for something new, but where do you even start? As Tidy Home Guide reports, from cool pastel colors that evoke feelings of […]
Your Morning “Cuppa Joe” May Also Be Good for Your Liver
From the growing popularity of liver supplements to viral liver cleanses, caring for the body’s largest internal organ has suddenly become trendy. But there’s something many of us are already doing to support the liver: drinking coffee. As Health reports, according to a recent study, this common morning habit is associated with a lower risk of liver disease, […]
Harry Potter Baking Kits Are Here
Reading or watching Harry Potter has always required some amount of food imagination. There’s always some form of trolley snack, Chocolate Frog, or Pumpkin Pasty, and that’s before we even get to those insane Hogwarts feasts. Half the fun is wondering what all of it would taste like in real life. But as Delish reports, now Pillsbury and […]
Azzedine Alaïa is Finally Getting a U.S. Retrospective of His Work
Azzedine Alaïa is finally coming to America. As WWD reports, the Legion of Honor museum in San Francisco will host the first major United States retrospective dedicated to the late Tunisian couturier, whose sculptural dresses and radical approach to cut remade the vocabulary of late-twentieth-century fashion. The exhibition, slated to open in spring 2027, will […]