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The Final Act: Examining the Circumstances of Chris Cornell’s Death
Chris Cornell died in 2017 after a Soundgarden concert. This article examines the official findings, his family’s response and his history of depression.
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Danmark tager skridt mod nye asylregler: L 15 til afstemning i 2026
Lovforslag L 15 skal indføre dele af EU’s asyl- og migrationspagt i Danmark og ændre reglerne for asylansøgninger med familie i landet.
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Hulu Pulls Plug on Mindy Kaling’s ‘Not Suitable for Work’ After Single Season
Hulu cancels Mindy Kaling’s Not Suitable for Work after one season, but Warner Bros. TV may seek a new streaming home for the romantic comedy.
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Dolly Parton, Iconic Entertainer, Dies at 80
Dolly Parton dies at 80, leaving a remarkable legacy as a singer, songwriter, actor and philanthropist behind hits from Jolene to 9 to 5.
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ARIA Declares: Human Artistry Must Lead as AI-Only Tracks Banned from Charts
ARIA bans fully AI-generated tracks from its music charts and awards, while allowing songs that remain substantially made by human artists.
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Hakushi Hasegawa: Charting an Experimental Course from Tokyo to Brainfeeder and Beyond
Japanese artist Hakushi Hasegawa blends electronica, nu jazz and breakcore, forging an experimental path from Tokyo to Flying Lotus’s Brainfeeder.
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Pamela Anderson Champions ‘No-Mani Manicure’ with ‘Clear Glass’ Nails
Pamela Anderson embraces the no-mani manicure, a clear-glass nail trend that celebrates natural shine, meticulous care and understated style.
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Louis Vuitton Masterclass: Transforming Soho into Experiential Retail Havens
Louis Vuitton transforms Soho retail with immersive pop-ups, including its 2026 hotel concept celebrating the Monogram and iconic handbags.
