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Z ohran Mamdani and I have a serious beef. He is unrelenting. His attacks come from all sides, when I least expect them. Charm, good looks, quick wits — just a few of the attributes that have made him New York’s youngest mayor in a generation, as well as a national political figure with the power to shake up Congress and parlay with the president — are weapons in his capable hands. I feel their brunt now for one simple reason: I am a proud supporter of Chelsea Football Club. “What got you into Chelsea — you love Clearlake Capital?”…
William Wisher Jr., the screenwriter who helped James Cameron co-write The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement Day, has died. He was 71. Wisher’s family confirmed his death in a statement shared with Rolling Stone. No cause of death was given, though the family said Wisher “passed away peacefully at home.” “William believed that stories have the power to connect people across generations,” they continued. “While the world celebrates the unforgettable films he helped create, we will remember him for his kindness, his humor, his brilliant imagination, and the love he gave so freely to his family and friends. We are…
Chelsea Wolfe has spoken to NME about the period of personal upheaval that inspired her incoming ninth album 'The Dark', which she announced today (Tuesday July 21). Read on for our full interview below. The enigmatic Californian artist, who blends elements of folk, rock and doom metal with her haunting vocal delivery, has long been a respected figure within alternative music circles – having been previously remixed by Deftones side-project ††† (Crosses) and working with hardcore pioneers Converge. Launched with new single 'Cold', 'The Dark' follows 2024's industrial-tinged 'She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She' – and works…
Among the numerous followers of the dissonant death metal genre that have appeared on the market in recent years, Nothingness confirm themselves as one of the most aggressive names and naturally inclined to develop the concept… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Twenty-five years ago, in the night between 21 and 22 July 2001the police raided the school Diaz-Pertini of Genoa, where the G8 demonstrators slept. That night is today the only episode in republican history for which Italy has been condemned twice by the European Court of Human Rights for torture. On the anniversary day the video clip of Let's dancethe new song by Nearticaa duo that couldn't remember that night: in 2001 neither of them had been born. What happened to Diaz and what the judges ruled The school had been made available by the Municipality as a dormitory and…
Trangressive Records has announced the line-up for their stage takeover at Latitude Festival 2026. Find all the details below. Latitude is set to take place at Henham Park in Suffolk between July 23 -26 July this year, and you can find any remaining tickets here. Now, Transgressive has unveiled the acts set to play for their third annual takeover at the Sunrise Arena on Thursday’s opening night. The stage will be opened with live performances from Mystery Jets, Mykki Blanco and Nadia Kadek, followed by sets from Transgressive DJs. A Transgressive spokesperson said: “We’re excited to be back at Latitude for…
The saga of the Allman Brothers Band is often framed as a tragedy, and not without reason. Just as they were gaining a national profile in 1971 thanks to their explosive live album At Filmore Eastguitarist and band co-founder Duane Allman died in a motorcycle accident. A year later, bassist Berry Oakley died in his own motorcycle accident. The shellshocked survivors soldiered on, and had great success, but they also dealt with severe addiction issues, scrapes with the law, periodic breakups, and long-simmering tensions with guitarist Dickey Betts that led to his ouster in 2000. Director James Keach's new documentary…
Depeche Mode have become, perhaps despite themselves, the veterans of the synth-pop scene of the 80s. Yet, their long history has risked breaking up several times. Even in a tragic way, as happened in 1996, during a grueling and troubled tour in the United States. Return from the underworld It was a miracle, a true return from beyond the grave. On May 28, 1996, the band's singer and frontman, Dave Gahan, at the time heavily addicted to drugs, was declared “clinically dead” for about two minutes after aoverdose Of speedballthe deadly mixture of heroin and cocaine, taken at the Sunset…
It comes out today A Rich Man and a Poor Man (Amazon Music Presents)the live version of the song by Geolier registered at Diego Armando Maradona Stadium of Naples and available exclusively on Amazon Music. This is one of the most intense moments of the last date of the stadium tour, the one on June 28th broadcast live worldwide. Below are the lyrics and meaning of the song. The artist himself announced the release on social media, with a few words addressed to the public who filled the stadium that evening: “A rich man and a poor man recorded live…
The BBC Introducing Stage at Reading & Leeds Festival will be axed after 18 years. The stage, which launched in 2008, has famously hosted young, emerging artists before they break into the industry. Over the years it’s seen the likes of Ed Sheeran and The 1975 perform, as well as this year’s headliners Florence + The Machine, Charli XCX, Dave and Raye. It comes as a result of a massive staging and arena overhaul, described by the organisers as the biggest in the events’ history. Both Little John’s Farm in Reading and Bramham Park in Leeds will have up to six stages…
