East Coast concert lovers with a penchant for geodesic domes, rejoice: the Las Vegas Sphere is getting a sister venue in Maryland. WTOP reports that the Prince George’s County Council (PGCC) has approved up to $215 million in funding to build a Sphere on the Potomac River, just south of Washington, D.C. The shape of
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The sound of the 2010s was still taking shape. Taylor Swift was moving toward pop dominance. Mumford & Sons was leading a folk revival. Obama-era indie rock was soaring like a Foster the People chorus. EDM was having a different kind of cultural takeover. Daft Punk‘s Discovery and Justice‘s rock ‘n’ roll-inspired dance beats laid
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Hello, friends! I am releasing a memoir! Why? Why write this book? Why now? As I’ve made good progress in therapy over the last five or six years, I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting on finding my voice- both as a singer, songwriter and musician, and as a person wandering the earth wondering… what
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This Halloween, the ultimate holiday horror crossover arrives on screen as the acclaimed indie slasher Axes and O’s officially slashes its way onto Tubi. Delivering 78 minutes of high-octane terror, the pulse-pounding American nightmare combines classic campfire slasher elements with a jarring, supernatural twist that breathes fresh blood into the genre just in time for
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Ryan Keberle is a virtuoso trombonist with a huge stylistic range. He is a jazz composer and improviser, but also a master interpreter of styles beyond mainstream jazz. Reverso, an international chamber ensemble he co-founded, transforms European classical music. His band Catharsis includes vocalist/guitarist Camilla Meza. He has toured with indie rocker Sufjan Stevens, and
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Brakence dropped his new album Marrow just last Friday, and now the producer and singer-songwriter is gearing up to take it on the road across North America. The Marrow Tour kicks off March 4 in San Diego then loops around the continent, hitting major U.S. cities along the way before wrapping up back in Los
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Free movies with no paid subscription required Discover horror, science fiction, kaiju and creature features, spaghetti westerns, and independent movie discoveries in one free streaming destination. BijouTheater invites movie fans to explore chilling stories, giant monsters, vintage favorites, and overlooked films. Whether you are looking for a frightening evening, an offbeat science fiction adventure, or
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One thing readers like to do almost as much as finding their next read is seeing what other people are reading—which is why we love reporting on the most popular books on Libby. With the more than 22,000 libraries it serves and the 820.5 million checkouts from 2025 alone, it’s easy to see why Libby
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A Republican city councilmember in Dallas who participated in an ad denouncing a Democratic candidate as “dangerous” to children due to her support of trans rights was found guilty of child endangerment in connection with driving while under the influence. The ad shows Dallas Center, Iowa, Councilmember Shellie Flockhart narrating against Iowa congressional candidate and
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We live at a historical juncture where the relentless acceleration of digital capitalism, mobile screens, and algorithmic content generation encompasses human consciousness. Digital media, streaming platforms, and artificial intelligence-generated feeds have fundamentally altered modern cultural consumption. As philosopher Byung-Chul Han observes, modern digital acceleration fragments human attention, offering a “frictionless” yet superficial engagement with reality.
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EXCLUSIVE: Oscar winners, Oscar nominees and Oscar hopefuls will be assembling in the UK capital next month for one of the newest film festivals on the planet. The second edition of LDNDOCS, set to unfold from November 20-22 in central London, will present “14 new, award-winning documentary features from some of the world’s most acclaimed
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Neil Young is filing suit after “Rockin’ in the Free World” was played at a Trump rally. The lawsuit—filed yesterday (Monday, October 26) in Virginia’s Eastern District Court—specifically cites an “unauthorized public performance” of Young’s 1991 protest anthem at a rally in Youngstown, Ohio on October 12.
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