Paul McCartney on the Time He “Totally Got Blasted” On Weed with Fela Kuti
Paul McCartney recalled a 1973 night in Lagos when he and Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti smoked weed together after Wings began recording the "Band on the Run" album. Initially worried about accusations of copying Kuti’s style, McCartney invited the Nigerian legend to the studio, forging a brief but memorable friendship. The experience left McCartney paranoid until Kuti’s music calmed him, highlighting the cultural exchange that shaped the album’s sound. The story resurfaces alongside the new "Man On The Run" documentary, a companion book, and an anthology release that re‑ignite interest in Wings’ legacy.
Buying Giorgio Armani's Bentley Is The Most Stylish Way To Spend A Hundred Grand
Giorgio Armani’s 1996 Bentley Brooklands, a deep‑royal‑blue, parchment‑trimmed luxury sedan, is slated for auction at RM Sotheby’s Monaco. Only 153 left‑hand‑drive Brooklands were built that year, and the car bears Armani’s original license plate. The pre‑auction estimate ranges from €45,000...
THE PRETTY RECKLESS's TAYLOR MOMSEN: 'My New Obsession's Crocheting. I Find It Meditative.'
The Pretty Reckless announced their fifth studio album, “Dear God,” arriving June 26 on Fearless Records. Taylor Momsen explained the five‑year gap stemmed from a two‑year recording schedule and the need to live life for songwriting inspiration, with the band writing and...
The OG Four-Door Porsche Sports Sedan Wasn't Even Built By Porsche
The Porsche Panamera’s roots trace back to a one‑off 1967 four‑door 911 built by a Texas dealer and custom fabricators, not Porsche itself. The dealer, William Dick, commissioned Troutman & Barnes to cut, weld, and add factory doors to a...
Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson's "Gripping" Sci-Fi Thriller Has Just Landed on Prime Video
The sci‑fi thriller *Mercy*, starring Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson, has arrived on Prime Video. Set in 2029, the film follows detective Chris Raven on a 90‑minute AI‑driven trial overseen by Judge Maddox. Prime Video streams the title for $11.40...
J. Michael Bishop, Nobel Prize Winner for Cancer Research, Dies at 90
J. Michael Bishop, Nobel laureate who uncovered oncogenes, died at 90 from pneumonia. His 1989 Nobel Prize with Harold Varmus identified gene families that mutate into cancer‑causing oncogenes, fundamentally altering tumor biology. Bishop joined UCSF in 1968, later serving as...
‘It’s a Heap of S**t, to Be Fair’: Mick McCarthy Unhappy with Portrayal in Saipan Movie
Mick McCarthy walked out of the Irish‑focused film “Saipan” after 20 minutes, labeling it a “heap of s**t” and sparking a debate over its portrayal of Irish football history. The outburst underscores how media representations can affect national sporting brands. In...
UK Households only Just Realising This Everyday Laundry Staple Keeps Skirting Boards and Blinds Dust-Free for Weeks
UK homeowners are discovering that a common laundry item can keep skirting boards and blinds dust‑free for weeks. Dust builds up on these surfaces because painted wood, MDF and plastic develop static electricity, attracting particles. Using an old sock as...
UK Households Are Finding Solar Garden Lights Fail Years Early – and One Tiny Hidden Part Is to Blame
UK homeowners are discovering that solar garden lights often stop working after just two to three years, far shorter than advertised. The primary culprit is the low‑cost rechargeable battery, which degrades quickly under the UK’s cool, cloudy climate and limited...
Households Urged to Put Washing-Up Liquid in the Microwave to Clear Hidden Grime – but only if They Avoid This...
Cleaning experts recommend a simple hack: mix a few drops of washing‑up liquid with water, microwave it to generate steam, then wipe the interior. The steam‑infused soap softens dried food, grease and mold, offering a chemical‑free alternative to pricey degreasers....
The Grass Is Always Greener on Your Neighbor’s Lawn—But Why?
Homeowners often feel “lawn envy,” comparing their grass to neighbors’ immaculate turf, driving demand for better lawn care. Experts identify five key factors—consistent watering, balanced nutrients, appropriate fertilizer type, regular aeration, and a structured care routine—that separate thriving lawns from...
Opening Picks: RASCAL - Marcarson Curated by Wilhelmina Von Blumenthal by WM
Marcarson’s solo pop‑up exhibition "Rascal" opens at 243 Bowery in New York from March 24 to March 31, 2026, with an opening reception on March 26. Curated by Wilhelmina von Blumenthal, the show occupies two floors near the New Museum and blends Arte Povera, Duchampian,...
Her Last Breath by Taylor Adams
Taylor Adams’ new thriller *Her Last Breath* follows two friends, cautious Tess and adrenaline‑junkie Allie, on a perilous caving expedition in Washington’s Devil’s Staircase. A hostile stranger forces them deeper into the maze, resulting in a deadly shootout and one...
EXODUS's TOM HUNTING On Making Of 'Goliath' Album: 'It Was An Explosion Of Being Creative'
Exodus released their twelfth studio album, “Goliath,” recorded at Juan Urteaga’s Trident Studios in Pacheco, California. The band entered the studio with seven or eight song ideas but ended up tracking 18 tracks, describing the sessions as an "explosion of...
This Five-Seed April Planting Plan Could Transform Your Veg Patch if You Act Before the Crucial Sowing Window Closes
Gardening expert Benedict Vanheems (GrowVeg) warns UK growers that April is the most critical sowing month and outlines a five‑seed plan to maximise harvests. He recommends overwintered carrots, courgettes, cucumbers, Swiss chard and celery, each suited to the month’s warming...
Gardeners Urged to Carry Out This One Quick March Job with Secateurs Before It's Too Late for Their Plants
In the UK, March is the critical window for a targeted pruning round that can dramatically influence plant health for the rest of the year. Experts from the Royal Horticultural Society and Green Feathers stress that removing dead, damaged or...
SpaceX Offers Details on Orbital Data Center Satellites
SpaceX disclosed technical details for an ambitious orbital data center constellation, targeting up to one million satellites powered by high‑end AI processors. The initiative, called Terafab, aims to produce one terawatt of chips annually—about 50 times current advanced‑chip output—and will...
10 Powerful Ways Conscientiousness Shapes Your Mind, Body & Behaviour (P)
Conscientiousness, one of the Big Five personality traits, profoundly influences success, health, intelligence, and aging. Research shows that highly conscientious people are more self‑disciplined, systematic, and achievement‑oriented, leading to better academic and career outcomes. They also engage in healthier behaviors—exercising...
The Enduring Power of the Cartier Panthère
The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris is hosting its final Art Deco exhibition, showcasing over 1,000 jewels, furniture, and objects, including a dedicated Cartier room. The show highlights the iconic Cartier Panthère motif, which evolved from a 1914 wristwatch...
LOU GRAMM Says Working On New Solo Album 'Released' Was A 'Cathartic' Experience
Legendary vocalist Lou Gramm, newly inducted into the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, announced his third solo album “Released,” arriving on March 27 2026 via CD and vinyl. The record assembles ten songs originally drafted in the late‑1980s after his solo releases “Ready Or Not”...
Pokémon Feat. Hatsune Miku Project VOLTAGE High ↑ Project Collab Gets Another Supplemental Illustration
The Pokémon Company and Vocaloid star Hatsune Miku have extended their Project VOLTAGE collaboration with a new installment titled “Project VOLTAGE High ↑.” The latest release, “It’s Super Effective on You,” features a supplemental illustration by artist Rozuki and adds...
Bob Dylan Kicks Off 2026 Tour With Surprise Eddie Cochran Cover, New Acoustic Set
Bob Dylan opened the 2026 leg of his Rough and Rowdy Ways tour in Omaha, swapping his grand piano for a small keyboard and shifting guitarists to acoustic instruments. He reduced the Rough and Rowdy Ways set to six songs...
Is Bunnie Xo Getting Her Own Talk Show?
Bunnie Xo teased a possible daytime talk show with a cryptic “Coming Soon” graphic after her recent facelift AMA. The hint aligns with her popular Dumb Blonde podcast, which already features celebrity interviews in a shock‑jock style she’s long coveted....
FKA Twigs Review – an Olympian Display of Pop Prowess
FKA twigs headlined her first arena concert at Madison Square Garden, delivering a sold‑out show that fused pop, techno, and New York ballroom culture. The performance highlighted her Olympic‑level dance stamina, with intricate choreography that matched the intensity of tracks like “Hard”...
Are You Looking for the Perfect Piece? These Adidas Trousers Tick All the Boxes This Spring
Satin trousers have emerged as the marquee trend for spring 2026, overtaking traditional denim as the season’s focal point. Adidas Originals introduced a wide‑leg satin pant in a multicolor/off‑white cow‑print that merges sport‑wear freedom with a polished aesthetic. The trousers...
Jeff Bezos’ Space Company Unveils Plans for Orbital Anti-Asteroid Defense Weapons
Blue Origin announced a Near‑Earth Object (NEO) Hunter mission concept in partnership with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, aiming to test multiple asteroid‑deflection techniques such as ion‑beam propulsion and direct kinetic impact. The plan leverages the in‑development Blue Ring spacecraft, which...
Vespa House / Habitat Studio Architects
Vespa House, designed by Habitat Studio Architects, is a 2024 subtropical family retreat that blends raw concrete, timber, and black accents with biophilic principles. A monolithic western façade and floating roof with deep overhangs provide privacy and passive solar control,...
Drake Candidly Reflects on Why So Many People Hate Him as a Rapper: ‘They Nitpick at Everything’
Drake opened up about the relentless criticism he’s faced since his 2010 breakout, noting that detractors nitpick everything from his fashion choices to his perceived softness. He traced the backlash to a hip‑hop era that prized street credibility, which made...
Sepultura Perform “The Place” For the First Time in Perth: Watch
Sepultura opened their Australian tour in Perth on March 20, debuting the new track “The Place” at Metro City. The song is taken from the forthcoming EP *The Cloud Of Unknowing*, slated for an April 24 release via Nuclear Blast...
RAVEN To Record New Album This Summer: 'The Stuff We've Got, It's Yet Another Step Ahead'
British‑American metal trio Raven announced that they will record their next album in July‑August 2026, building on the direction set by the February 2025 EP \"Can’t Take Away The Fire\". Bassist‑vocalist John Gallagher confirmed the band has a full pool...
Alia Sugawara Unveils Solo Exhibition in Hong Kong With Jun Takahashi as Collaborator
Japanese‑American ink artist Alia Sugawara opens her first solo exhibition outside Japan, "Konketsu," at Otherthings by The Shophouse in Hong Kong. The show runs from late March to May 10 and features paper‑based scrolls, screens and collages created with fashion designer Jun...
What Time Should You Wake Up to Do Your Best Work?
The article examines whether a specific wake‑up time drives creative success by analyzing 68 famous authors, artists and thinkers from Mason Currey’s *Daily Rituals*. While 6 a.m. was the most common hour, the data show almost equal numbers rising at 5, 7...
Albert Einstein’s Brain: What Have Scientists Discovered?
Scientists have examined Albert Einstein’s preserved brain for decades, uncovering several anatomical differences that may relate to his extraordinary cognitive abilities. Studies report wider parietal lobes, a lower neuron‑to‑glia ratio in the left posterior parietal cortex, a thicker corpus callosum,...
Our Favorite Regulator Under $5,000 — The Louis Erard X Worn & Wound Le Régulateur Limited Edition
Louis Erard’s collaboration with Worn & Wound introduces the Le Régulateur limited edition, a regulator‑style watch priced at $4,990 and capped at 99 pieces. The time‑display uses rotating discs for hours and seconds beneath a three‑layer, sky‑blue and cobalt dial that creates striking...
MIRE (Ex-AS I LAY DYING, ALLEGAEON) Release New Single, "The Master"
Former As I Lay Dying guitarist Nick Hipa’s new band Mire has dropped its third single, “The Master,” showcasing a crisp solo and a heavy, trudging sound. The track features vocalist Benton McKibben, bassist/guitarist Ryan Glisan (ex‑Allegaeon) and drummer JP...
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7 Foods You Should Never Eat Raw, According to Registered Dietitians
Registered dietitians warn that seven common foods—flour, ground beef, poultry, kidney beans, milk, lima beans, and cassava—must be fully cooked to avoid serious food‑borne illness. Raw flour can carry Salmonella and E. coli, while ground beef distributes bacteria throughout the meat,...
Scientists Identify the Age Your Body Starts Ageing Faster – This Is Exactly What Happens Inside Your Body After a...
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences published a Cell 2025 study analyzing 516 tissue samples from 76 donors aged 14‑68. They identified a distinct inflection point around age 50, with the most pronounced protein remodeling occurring between 45 and...
Wet Leg Played First-Ever SNL UK. Also, the Audio Mix Rocked
Wet Leg headlined the inaugural episode of Saturday Night Live UK, delivering live renditions of “Mangetout” and “Catch These Fists” from their sophomore album Moisturizer. The performance stood out not only for the band’s energy but also for an audio mix...
KURDT VANDERHOOF On New METAL CHURCH Lineup: 'It's Really Nice To Be Working With People That Are On The Same...
Metal Church founder Kurdt Vanderhoof has reassembled the band with a high‑profile lineup that includes longtime guitarist Rick Van Zandt, Megadeth bassist David Ellefson, veteran drummer Ken Mary and new vocalist Brian Allen. After disbanding in 2023 due to internal...
KITTIE Vocalist A Part Of New 'Orchestral Darkwave' Group, WINTERLVST
Morgan Lander of Kittie, Justine Ethier of Blackguard, and Jonathan Lefrançois‑Leduc have formed Winterlvst, an orchestral darkwave collective. Their debut single “Broken Lines” is already streaming, showcasing a blend of darkwave, goth‑rock, and black‑metal textures. The group announced that their...
Clinical Performance of an Ultra-Brief Delirium Screening Tool in Hospitalized Older Adults
Researchers validated the Ultra‑Brief 2‑item Screener (UB‑2) for delirium in hospitalized older adults. In a cohort of 97 patients aged 65 and above, UB‑2 achieved 87.1% sensitivity and 87.9% specificity against the Confusion Assessment Method reference. Patients identified with delirium...
GM House / Frederico Bicalho Arquitetura
The GM House, a 600 m² residence designed by Frederico Bicalho for 2025, tackles a steep site with a longitudinal layout that frames mountain views and safeguards privacy. Access is routed over a reflective water mirror to social spaces that open...
Transforming Pathways From Vulnerability to Resilience Among Internally Displaced Populations in Myanmar Using a Constructive Grounded Theory Approach
Researchers developed a grounded theory framework that repositions Myanmar’s internally displaced persons from a vulnerability lens to a resilience perspective. Using constructivist grounded theory, they interviewed 13 IDPs and 10 aid‑network actors across four conflict‑affected regions, identifying five interlinked dimensions...
Every Classic Rock Artist Who Released More Than 1 Diamond Album
The article lists the nine classic‑rock artists who have earned more than one RIAA diamond certification, meaning each album sold at least 10 million U.S. copies. The Beatles top the list with six diamond albums, followed by Led Zeppelin, the Eagles,...
Competitive ELISA Explained: Mechanism, Data Interpretation, and Research Applications
Competitive ELISA is a plate‑based assay where an enzyme‑labeled antigen competes with sample antigen for a limited antibody binding site, producing an inverse signal. As target concentration rises, the measured colorimetric signal falls, generating a descending standard curve. The format...
Integrated Psychological Treatment Improves Outcomes in Dual Disorders
A new international consensus study published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine finds integrated psychological treatment for dual disorders outperforms separate treatment. Researchers from the University of Barcelona, CEU Cardenal Herrera, Bellvitge University Hospital and European University of Madrid reviewed...
Green Insect Turns a Puzzling Shade of Hot Pink
In March, a research team on Panama’s Barro Colorado Island documented an adult female katydid (*Arota festae*) that began life with a vivid hot‑pink exoskeleton before fading to the typical green leaf mimicry. Over a 30‑day observation period, the insect’s...
Is This New Movie About Seattle Accurate About The Wealth Gap In The Emerald City?
The Seattle Times reviews the new film “Tow,” which follows Amanda Ogle, a Seattle resident navigating a precarious job market and the city’s widening wealth gap. The article evaluates the movie’s depiction of housing unaffordability, tech‑driven income disparity, and the...
6 Steaks To Order And 3 To Skip At Michael Jordan's Steak House
Michael Jordan's Steak House, with locations in Chicago, Connecticut, and Washington, has been dissected through thousands of recent Google reviews to pinpoint which steaks deliver premium value. The analysis recommends ordering the filet mignon, filet Oscar, KC strip, Tomahawk ribeye,...
All 5 Movies Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, Ranked
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have directed five feature films, ranging from the animated family comedy *Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs* (2009) to the genre‑bending sci‑fi drama *Project Hail Mary* (2026). Their body of work is ranked from 5 to...