PH Jethro Tull are one of the biggest selling rock bands of all time Jethro Tull are one of the biggest selling rock bands of all time. Their immense and diverse catalogue of work encompasses folk, blues, classical, progressive and heavy rock. The group became one of the most successful […]
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Gotham is never a peaceful place at the best of times, but real drama is brewing on its mean streets. Warner Bros has planning a series of spin-off movies from the main Justice League franchise which have started to cause major waves across Hollywood. The Hollywood Reporter announced today that […]
Some of the biggest names in music have come together to create an anthem to raise awareness of one of the world’s most pressing issues – the crisis in Korea and the world’s only divided country. Korean Dream is a non-profit single that reflects the dream of the One […]
Force Friday II hasn’t just made fans very happy and added to the bulging Disney and Lucasfilm coffers. As expected, fans have been scouring all the new releases for hidden clues, hints and revelations about Episode 8. One new model has actually revealed lines from the upcoming movie that will […]
Walmart offers the BouncePro 14-Foot Trampoline with Enclosure and Game for $189 with free shipping. That’s $10 under our mention from last November, the best deal today by $84, and the lowest price we’ve seen. This enclosed trampoline features a heavy-duty galvanized steel frame, UV-resistant jump mat, and electron shooter […]
Super Nintendo fans have just been given another big reason to pre-order the SNES Classic Mini. The SNES Mini Classic features a handy rewind feature that lets you replay some of those tricky moments. Depending on the type of game, players can rewind upwards of a few minutes to achieve […]
After months of speculation, fans of the books and TV show now know Jon Snow is Aegon Targaryen. As the legitimate son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, he is the rightful heir to the Iron Throne. However a new fan theory from CinemaBlend argues that Jon is the prince […]
Last week’s concert by the Multi-Story Orchestra under conductor Christopher Stark ranged from Bach’s exquisite Chorale Prelude to John Adams’s symphonic “Harmonielebre,” described by its composer as looking to the past in a “postmodernist” spirit. Sandwiched between the two, a new work by London composer Kate Whitley, “I am I […]