Beatles vs The Who: Ringo Defends Son in Explosive Band Exit
Ringo Starr defends his son Zak Starkey amid a dramatic exit from The Who. The tension escalated when Roger Daltrey criticized Starkey's drumming during a performance, leading to mixed messages about his departure. Starkey isn't dwelling on the past, launching a new project featuring notable collaborators.
Deacon Blue's James Prime Dies at 64: Scottish Music Scene Mourns Legend
Scottish music mourns the loss of James Prime, Deacon Blue's keyboardist, who died at 64. Known for his musical genius and teaching, Prime's legacy includes chart-topping hits and countless inspired students. His farewell gift was a blessing for the band to continue, ensuring his influence endures.
REO Speedwagon's Terry Luttrell Survives Terrifying Post-Reunion Crash
Terry Luttrell, former REO Speedwagon frontman, survives a late-night crash after an emotional reunion performance. With a cracked sternum but a resilient spirit, he reflects on the bittersweet end of an era while highlighting the perils of life on tour.
Charlie Sheen's Daughters Split Over LGBTQ+ Views in Explosive Social Feud
Sami and Lola Sheen's family feud over LGBTQ+ views explodes on social media, highlighting a stark ideological divide. As Sami calls out Lola's anti-LGBTQ+ stance influenced by her newfound religious beliefs, the sisters become symbols of the broader cultural war during Pride Month.
Pop the Cork: How NBA Turned Championship Joy into Marketing Gold
From championship champagne to billion-dollar valuations, the NBA's metamorphosis into a commercial juggernaut is enough to make your head spin – and not just from the sponsored bubbly. Even spontaneous joy now comes with a carefully orchestrated price tag. Welcome to basketball's golden age of calculated chaos.