In 2019, the Collective bet big on female athletes. An offshoot of sports, music and entertainment giant Wasserman, the Collective was launched to concentrate on female athletes, continuing the work Wasserman had begun with women in sports in earnest in 2003. Now, as it celebrates
Dance music all-star Kylie Minogue has recruited Bebe Rexha and Tove Lo for her brand new single, “My Oh My.” Minogue had been teasing the single for weeks without revealing who the featured artists were. On Thursday morning, the trio premiered the song that features
The Double Dragon series has been around since the arcades in 1987 and has managed to maintain a surprisingly consistent release cadence in those more than 35 years. It was only last year that we played Double Dragon Gaiden, a pixelated throwback brawler (or belt-scroll
Planet Coaster 2 arrives later this year and its big update, alongside all the rollercoaster and theme park simulation gameplay of the first title, is the inclusion of water park mechanics. You will be able to create water slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, and more.
Jon Stewart is not backing down on his criticisms of President Joe Biden. In Thursday’s episode of his “Weekly Show” podcast, he compares Biden to Donald Trump, during a conversation that features “Pod Save America” hosts Jon Favreau and Tommy Vietor and CNN political commentator
Fresh off announcing her sixth studio album “143,” Katy Perry went live across her social media profiles to share snippets of songs off the record. The album, which arrives on September 20, is what the pop singer described as a dance album, something she’s “always
Composer Nomi Abadi is suing “Batman” and “Beetlejuice” composer Danny Elfman for defamation stemming from statements he made to Rolling Stone last year that were included in an investigative piece about a settlement he made with his one-time protégé after she accused him of repeated
Maverick investor Bill Hwang was found guilty Wednesday by a Manhattan federal jury of fraud and racketeering charges in a market manipulation case involving ViacomCBS shares and other stocks. Hwang was found guilty of 10 out 11 counts of fraud and racketeering related to his