The Most Anticipated Slasher Thriller Of The Year Is More Of The Same — For Better And For Worse 'In A Violent Nature 2' doubles down on its gimmick and its kills. But bloodier is not necessarily better. Inverse · Sep 21
Henry Herford obituary Baritone with an appealing tonal quality who was an enterprising explorer of song and more than 70 roles in opera The Guardian - UK · Sep 20
Roosters coach to thank for Shark's Bradbury-esque rise Riley Jones has gone from NSW Cup to an NRL finals series in a month. And he says John Strange, the Sydney Roosters NRLW coach, is a major factor. AAP · Sep 17
Grattan on Friday: it’s taken Hanson’s overreach on Hastie to put some spine into Liberals Pauline Hanson declared in a recent News24 documentary: “I don’t back down”. The Conversation · Sep 10
Pregnant woman and her unborn child die after her hair got caught in a go-kart Baylee Johnson, 24, was 15 weeks pregnant with her son, Johnny, when the fatal incident occurred near Sumter, South Carolina The Independent UK · Sep 4
The Ramones' debut still defines punk The band's first album flopped in 1976, but its influence on popular culture remains undeniable Salon · Aug 10
Best builds and teams for all characters in DragonSword: Awakening Having trouble clearing a raid? here are the best builds and teams for all characters in DragonSword: Awakening. Destructoid · Jul 28
DragonSword: Awakening Beginner’s Guide Prioritize the main story to unlock essential progression features and Fate's Invitation Tickets to unlock new heroes. Complete Regional Missions and Pro Game Guides · Jul 26
"He was seriously wondering if the Ramones would ever make it as big as the Bay City Rollers." How the Ramones made the debut album that only sold 6000 copies but changed the world Few bands shook the UK music scene like NYC punks the Ramones did in 1976. Fewer still can claim they actually built one. Welcome to a revolution Louder · Jul 17
What James Burrows Once Said About Flopping With The Big Bang Theory Pilot, Then Trying Again Round 2 went better than Round 1. Cinemablend · Jun 24
'She wants me to bring this jersey home' – Tadej Pogačar races on with added motivation at Tour de Suisse after partner Urška Žigart's crash 'Today she's released from hospital, and she's in good spirits' says world champion ahead of stage 3 Cycling News · Jun 19
“The ‘We've gotta hold on’ was the first chorus. Jon was happy with that. I said, ‘No, no, no, that's just the B section. Let's write the chorus now’”: Songwriter Desmond Child had to fight for Livin' On A Prayer's killer chorus – and for the song itself “Richie and I knew what we had, and at another writing session we got on our hands and knees, literally, and begged Jon to at least try it” MusicRadar · Jun 15
The wicked equation families are left to solve when you die Trust me, your family will appreciate if you minimise the chaos. The Canberra Times · Jun 11
“People are still trying to learn Free Bird and how to play like him. But he never got to hear all the praise about his playing”: Lynyrd Skynyrd legend Gary Rossington’s memories of his fellow guitarist Allen Collins and the band’s heroic ’80s comeback “He should have known that so many people were influenced by him” MusicRadar · May 30
Louder · May 26 "I'm a double agent for the Lord, working behind enemy lines." A tribute to Rick Derringer: August 5, 1947 – May 26, 2025 From Hang On Sloopy to Rock And Roll, Hoochie Koo: A celebration of Rick Derringer, who died a year ago today
Reason · May 21 Lawsuit Against Virginia Tech Alleging Anti-Male Bias in Title IX Proceedings Can Go Forward in Part “Johnny has alleged abundant facts that, if true, raise grave concerns about the way VT, through these administrators, conducted the investigations of Pauline’s and Jane’s sexual-assault claims, as well as the ultimate outcomes of those inquiries. Simply put, Johnny has alleged facts that, if true, raise a plausible inference that…
The Mary Sue · May 13 Woman finds out boyfriend is cheating, so she takes him to Dairy Queen for a ‘cheater sundae.’ She didn’t expect the worker to help so willingly Most who’ve been in relationships know it’s all butterflies and smiles—that is, until you discover your partner is cheating. Regardless of how old you are or how long the relationship lasted, it shatters your heart. Although infidelity has been around since the dawn of time, it seems to be more…
Total Film · May 13 The Punisher: One Last Kill ending explained: who dies, who cameos, and what's next for Frank Castle? All your burning Punisher: One Last Kill questions, answered
Bored Panda · May 1 24 Wholesome Animal Stories From ‘Around The World’ That Might Brighten Your Day The animal world never stops surprising us with stories that are heartwarming, unexpected, and sometimes almost unbelievable. The Facebook page 'Around the World' has built a community around curating some of the most fascinating moments involving both wildlife and domesticated animals living alongside humans.
The Mary Sue · Apr 29 Woman boards Florida flight for her bach trip. Her ex is on board—and sitting right next to her group: ‘This would have me sooo confused spiritually’ Some people believe in fate, or others call it the universe’s will. This man might be wondering who made this cruel hand possible. Of all the seats on a plane, the one next to your ex—on her bachelorette trip—feels statistically impossible… and yet.
International Business Times UK · Apr 18 Secret UFO Stash: Nuclear Chief Left Son '100% Proof' of Classified Studies A reported cache of secret UFO research discovered at Los Alamos National Laboratory is at the centre of a new documentary, raising fresh questions about decades of covert government study.
Fortune · Mar 23 The great toilet paper panic is back as Japan starts stockpiling There is no scarcity of toilet paper in Japan. Why is it always the thing people reach for?
Total Film · Feb 26 In A Violent Nature 2's first trailer reveals a full-blown Friday the 13th-style summer camp slasher that makes Jason Voorhees look like child's play In a Violent Nature 2 is coming soon
The Independent UK · Jan 25 Strictly needs Zoe Ball – but does she need Strictly? IN FOCUS: The veteran broadcaster is a frontrunner to replace Tess and Claudia on the BBC juggernaut but, after a difficult few years, will she swap her hard-won work-life balance for one of the biggest roles in TV, asks Katie Rosseinsky
The Guardian - UK · Jan 4 As a student, he was involved in a drunk-driving incident that killed a cyclist. Years later he would become expert in the healing powers of guilt Psychologist Chris Moore saw first-hand how powerful and complex an emotion it is