Across 30-plus years of existence, the four-headed plasma ball of Converge have continuously elevated the metalcore genre to altitude-sickness levels. It’s important to acknowledge that the band has never betrayed their audience. The acclaimed collaboration with the opaque Chelsea Wolfe (2021’s Bloodmoon 1) had them accessing new listeners in a whole new context, but don’t
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“Passion, love, sex, money…” The Pet Shop Boys’ 1986 hit “Paninaro” acts as an unofficial manifesto for Rosebush Pruning, an outrageous pansexual pantomime so out-there that “What the actual f*ck?” doesn’t even begin to cover it. Co-scripted by Efthimis Filippou — a pioneer of the Greek “Weird Wave” with his regular collaborator Yorgos Lanthimos —
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Simone Biles made a surprise appearance at the 2026 Winter Olympics! The 28-year-old Olympic gymnast attended the Milano-Cortina Games with her husband Jonathan Owens to cheer on the men’s single figure skating event on Friday (February 13). Simone and the Chicago Bears player were spotted sitting in the crowd. She did eventually get a chance
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But the one supermarket fashion line that’s really impressed me (and the rest of the internet) is George at Asda. Their latest drop features a range of fashion-forward pieces – from the viral printed puffer to the ridiculously chic brown suede bomber, both £38, and the Déhanche-style belt for £10 – that look way more high-end
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Johnny Blue Skies, the current nom de plume of the singer formerly known as Sturgill Simpson, is eyeing a March 13 release for his second studio album and first with his band the Dark Clouds, Mutiny After Midnight. The project will be released only on vinyl, CD and cassette by High Top Mountain Records/Atlantic Outpost.
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. The Friday before a holiday weekend is always pretty slow, so I am clearing out the pantry with a bunch of links that are nearing their expiration date and we really shouldn’t be wasteful and
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UPDATE: The Berlinale has responded to Roy’s cancellation with a spokesperson telling Deadline: “The Berlinale respects this decision. We regret that we will not welcome Arundhati Roy as her presence would have enriched the festival discourse.” PREVIOUS: Booker Prize-winning author Arundhati Roy says she has canceled her planned attendance at this week’s Berlin Film Festival due to comments made at
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Reading Time: 4 minutes Apologies are great. They don’t fix everything, but they’re a good start. When apologies turn into defenses, over-explanations, and worse … they can make things worse. Disgraced former HGTV star Nicole Curtis should have stuck to her apology. Unfortunately, her lengthy self-defense isn’t reassuring people like she had hoped that it
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The Scream and Friday the 13th franchises have always been intrinsically connected. Not only are they foundational to the two major wings of the House of Slasher, but Scream directly references Sean S. Cunningham’s 1980 film in its opening act. Younger viewers, myself included, learned about the movie’s shocking killer reveal when Casey Becker (Drew
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