Garage Rock Legend Larry Tamblyn, Voice of Boston's 'Dirty Water,' Dies at 82
Larry Tamblyn, the iconic keyboardist of The Standells, passed away at 82. Best known for the garage rock anthem "Dirty Water," his career bridged music and culture, influencing generations. From unexpected fame at Fenway Park to his lasting legacy, Tamblyn's story resonates in American rock history.
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Rock Pioneers The Searchers Choose Glastonbury for Stunning Final Bow
The Searchers, legendary pioneers of British pop, will bid farewell at Glastonbury after 68 years. Their final performance on June 27 celebrates a remarkable career, bridging generations. Join them for a nostalgic journey through their timeless melodies, marking the close of a significant era in music history.
Jennifer Lopez Dances Into $50M Sundance Sensation 'Spider Woman'
Jennifer Lopez shines in the $50 million musical adaptation of "Kiss of the Spider Woman," directed by Bill Condon. Set in 1983 Argentina, the film explores the bond between cellmates through captivating performances and a blend of Broadway and cinematic storytelling.
Drake's $40M Night: How Dave & Buster's Became His Lucky Charm
Drake's jaw-dropping $40 million win at Dave & Buster's highlights the surreal side of celebrity gambling. From calling roulette numbers with a random woman to high-stakes ping-pong with Michael Jordan, his adventures capture the thrill of risk. Yet, losses remind us of gambling's darker side.
JLo's 'Spider Woman' Dance Lands $50M Musical at Lionsgate
Jennifer Lopez sashays back to the big screen in a $50M adaptation of "Kiss of the Spider Woman," proving there's still life in movie musicals. This Sundance darling, helmed by "Dreamgirls" maestro Bill Condon, serves up prison drama with a side of sequins – think "Orange Is the New Black" meets "Chicago."
Blue Peter's Secret TV Exit Leaves Stars and Staff Stunned
Blue Peter's quiet exit from traditional broadcasting after 66 years has left stars and staff shocked. As the BBC's longest-running children's show shifts to digital, it marks the end of an era for family television and shared cultural moments in the UK.
Doctor Who's Identity Crisis: Jo Martin Teases Controversial Return
Jo Martin hints at a potential return as the Fugitive Doctor in Doctor Who, stirring excitement amidst the show's turbulent past. Meanwhile, Bayer faces a staggering $2.1 billion verdict over Roundup, highlighting corporate woes. Dive into how the past haunts both Time Lords and corporations!
