Dave Marsh, Legendary Rock Biographer and Critic, Dead at 76
Pioneering Creem and Rolling Stone journalist wrote essential biographies on the Who and Bruce Springsteen
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Kalshi accuses Nevada investigators of violating federal law in geofencing complaint
Kalshi is pushing back against the state of Nevada’s claims that the prediction market operator failed to comply with geofencing requirements, accusing the state’s gaming regulator of violating federal law. In a motion filed in state court on Friday evening, state prosecutors
Rare Two-Player Version Of First Arcade Game Up For Auction From Shiny Entertainment Founder
Computer Space is often regarded as the first commercially distributed arcade machine, and David Perry’s personal two-player unit of this historical artifact is now up for grabs
Dave Marsh, Bruce Springsteen Biographer and Rock Critic, Dies at 76
Dave Marsh, the film critic and biographer who documented the early days of Bruce Springsteen in his influential 1979 book “Born to Run,” died Friday in his Connecticut home. He was 76. Jim Rotolo, who hosts the Springsteen-fan cast “The Wild & The Innocent” on SiriusXM,
Hades Fans Need to Try 2019's Co-op Riff on the Roguelike Formula
Children of Morta is an excellent multiplayer roguelike games, and one of just a few that, like Hades, makes unfolding family drama its centerpiece
Exploring the moon will require rovers that can think for themselves
NASA is planning to send three small rovers to the moon with a single instruction: Work out among yourselves how to explore a patch of ground.
Here is our way forward on immigration
Jennie Murray, president and CEO of The Forum, calls for lawmakers to implement firm, fair, and compassionate immigration reforms to stabilize the nation's broken system.
Firefighters battle wildfire tearing through Belgian nature reserve
The fire burning through the major park was described as the country's worst in recent years.
Adam Scott Says His Daughter’s Acting Class Was Forced to Watch His Failed ‘Office’ Audition as an Example of What Not to Do
Once upon a time, “Severance” star Adam Scott auditioned for the beloved sitcom “The Office.” Years later, he’s reliving the memories of that failed audition after his daughter’s acting teacher had the class compare Scott’s audition tape to John Krasinski’s successful tape. “He
Topical clove oil for canine sarcoptic mange promises faster, plant-based treatment
Canine sarcoptic mange (scabies) is a skin condition in which microscopic mites (Sarcoptes scabiei) infest dogs' skin. The condition is contagious and zoonotic and can be difficult to detect. If left untreated, it can cause bleeding sores, malnutrition, emaciation and secondary
Witcher 3 designer says it wasn't easy to convince players its NPC simulation wasn't 'just fakery': 'People nowadays are interested in those kinds of details, and it really came to haunt us'
"Today, if you said 'give me a Witcher 3 village that has eight houses', I could give you that in two hours."
Former Square Enix Exec Believes Disc-Free PlayStation Will Drive Game Prices Down
Jacob Navok says that a world without physical media will put major publishers in constant competition with each other, though how that would drive costs down is just a theory
Henry Cavill's Forgotten 127-Minute Epic Dark Fantasy Officially Arrives on Free Streaming
Though we all now know him from his role as Geralt in 'The Witcher', Henry Cavill once starred in this underrated fantasy film.
Why Americans now hate each other more than ever
Recent polling and sociological analysis suggest that the United States is experiencing a severe generational decline in trust and a rise in mutual contempt driven by economic and political incentives.
Raavi – “second thoughts”
New York's Raavi are back with their first new music since 2024's The Upside EP. On Friday (Aug. 14), the indie-pop band returned with the sprawling, gorgeous tune "second thoughts," which is the first taste of something new coming soon. It's a relaxed, meditative track, with
Yemen's Mocha port halts operations after Houthi attacks, port director says
Aug 15 (Reuters) - Yemen's Mocha port has suspended commercial and maritime operations after being hit by more than 25 missiles in Houthi attacks over recent days, the port's director said on Saturday. The attacks killed seven people and caused an estimated $16 million in
Palestinians in Qusra say they have faced militant settler attacks for months
By Pesha Magid JERUSALEM, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Families on the outskirts of Qusra, the West Bank village where Palestinian homes have been under siege for nearly a week, said they have faced sometimes deadly attacks by militant settlers for months. The United States wants Israeli
Don’t overlook Elektron’s budget electronic music instruments
When I'm asked what to buy if you want to get into making electronic music, I often recommend Elektron's budget-minded Model:Samples and Model:Cycles grooveboxes. They don't grab headlines the way Teenage Engineering's gear or the Telepathic Instruments Orchid do, and even
Olivia Dean Delivers Lessons in Love and One Hell of a Show at Madison Square Garden
The British singer-songwriter turned The Art of Lovin g into gospel with an astoundingly present performance for her first of four sold-out nights at the iconic venue
Early-universe plasma may have stopped dark photons from heating cosmos
A new paper published in Physical Review Letters reveals that a leading dark matter candidate—the hypothetical "dark photon"—would not have heated the early universe as previously thought. The finding opens a vast region for experimental searches and could change the hunt for
Trump family crypto company receives approval for conditional banking charter
A crypto firm partially owned by President Trump’s family received preliminary conditional approval for a bank charter on Friday. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) granted conditional approval for an application from World Liberty Trust Co. for a national
Locarno: Marco Cavazzin’s ‘Mutrion,’ Set in the Venice Lagoon, Scoops Leopards of Tomorrow Director Award
“Mutrion,” a short film set in the Venice lagoon by 26-year-old Italian director Marco Cavazzin, has scooped the best director award at the Locarno Film Festival’s Pardi di Domani (Leopards of Tomorrow) section. “Mutrion,” which is the only Italian entry in the section, stars
'Epic Mickey' Fans Vindicated With 2027 'Oswald' Series Announcement
Disney bought Oswald the Lucky Rabbit back 20 years ago so the character could appear in Epic Mickey. Now, Oswald is getting a Disney Plus series
Tetsuya Nomura Says ‘Let Your Imaginations Run Wild’ On Kingdom Hearts Animated Series, So I Will
Mr. Nomura will you be including Miramax movies? Will you be incorporating Hollywood Pictures? Will Sora and Encino Man fight the Heartless?
Deceased academic Jason Arday's family decries 'campaign of harassment' against him
The academic was found dead a week after he quit his role as Cambridge University professor and Jesus College fellow after allegations he had plagiarised parts of his PhD thesis and embellished his life achievements.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Still Soaring to Top Its Third Weekend With $67M
Tom Holland's superhero juggernaut maintains a torrid pace as the frame sees the debuts of 'The End of Oak Street' and 'PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie.'