If you thought David Gordon Green was going to take a break from the horror genre after spearheading Blumhouse’s recent Halloween trilogy, think again. Green reteams with Jason Blum’s production ...

The instrument’s biggest difficulty is simultaneously its greatest joy – to make a sweet sound you must relax More summer essentials I knew the violin was an unforgiving instrument but I had always ...

“Stranger Things” pulled off a thrilling ending by using two Prince songs in the final episode of the beloved Netflix series. Creators Matt and Ross Duffer secured the rights to “Purple Rain” and When ...

The second day of the 51st anniversary of Tamil Isai Sangam witnessed a unique dance drama by Kalai Ilamani S. Sruthi’s (granddaughter of R. S. Manohar) Natya Natha Nataka Sangamam‘ Agni pravesham ...

Cher closed out the final Saturday Night Live of 2025 with two tracks from her 2023 Christmas album. The pop icon, who had been an SNL musical guest only once before, opened with the up-tempo “DJ Play ...

The music icon took the stage as musical guest during the Ariana Grande–hosted episode on Dec. 20. By Mitchell Peters Cher brought holiday magic to Saturday Night Live. The pop icon, 79, made her ...

For a young manager who’s already enjoyed an impressive majority of wins in testing circumstances at Barnsley, Conor Hourihane is finding one aspect of the new career more challenging than others. “It ...

Join the Miguel Delaney: Inside Football newsletter and get behind-the-scenes access and unrivalled insight Join the Miguel Delaney: Inside Football newsletter For a young manager who’s already ...

When Joshua Bell was just three or four, he made a rudimentary instrument by stringing rubber bands over a dresser drawer. That’s something a lot of kids do for fun, but not all of them grow up to be ...

One of the many great mini-games in Where Winds Meet is playing music on the Pipa (Image via NetEase) Where Winds Meet is filled with great mini-games, and one of them is playing music. You will have ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Ray Ushikubo started playing a $20 violin when he was 6. Now, at 24, he’s playing a rare one worth more than eight ...