Alumni of The Los Angeles Film School contributed to several of the most honored films at the 98th Academy Awards, including One Battle After Another, Sinners, F1, and Avatar: Fire and Ash. One Battle ...

The first wave of artists set to perform at British Airways ARC, a 3,800-capacity space opening this summer at Olympia.

The new Charger R/T runs a twin-turbo inline six that smokes the old car's Hemi V8, but there's more to this machine than ...

Phil Campbell, who played guitar for Motörhead for more than 30 years, has died aged 64. Born in Pontypridd, Wales, in 1961, ...

Whether the President truly forgot her name or simply opted for a more informal moniker, the incident has cemented Karoline Leavitt's status as a lightning rod for political discourse. In the ...

Cummins’ band, I, Braineater, which dates back to Vancouver punk scenes fabled first wave, will be debuting its new four-piece incarnation at the Otway show. In addition to Bowes on bass, the lineup ...

DIY spots started appearing. A community formed. Not too loudly, but consistently. That consistency is still the defining quality. Bangkok's skate scene is tight-knit without being cliquey, proud ...

Paul Patterson was the first longstanding Black employee, and first Black executive, in Chicago Bears history. Jack M Silverstein explores Patterson’s journey here.

The Australian digital signage startup that grew to thousands of active licenses by doing one thing the hardware giants can't: staying small on purpose. Fusion Signage MD and Co-Founder James ...

Drag racers settled down, but they still love power. Some manufacturers blended brutal performance with the practicality of wagons to keep them happy.

From jangling indie to late-’90s pop, these bands left their mark with a single unforgettable hit that defined then forever more ...

Demo’d in ’74, when their compositional skills wrote checks their chops couldn’t cash, Squeeze shelved Trixies for 52 years.