There are concerts, and there are events, and a hometown show in Chicago from a regrouped Fall Out Boy is definitely in the latter category, as evidenced by the line of people waiting outside in a light snow all day Wednesday to try to get inside the group’s sold-out show at the city’s long-running Metro nightclub.
“Each album is so different, no matter where I am in my life, there’s an album I can listen to and get what I need,” said Maddie Ozo, 23, of Chicago, who stood in the cold for six hours to try to get on a waiting list.
HBO Max announced its in-person activation and presence in Austin, Texas from March 11 through March 12 with the Coffeehouse, a premier and inclusive destination to access exclusive content from across the HBO and HBO Max portfolio.
So how did James Franco convince super-producer Scott Rudin to give him the directing gig for Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian when directors like Ridley Scott and Todd Field previously flirted with the project? By shooting an expensive test scene with horses, costumes, Luke Perry (!), his brother Dave Franco, and Mark Pellegrino — benevolent Jacob from Lost — as the villainous Judge. Franco told EW: “So I called [Rudin] up and said, ‘I’m planning on doing this.
Legendary punk rocker and ex-drummer for UK Subs' Stevie Ze Suicide has passed away after reportedly taking his own life.
The musician, 68, also known as Stephen Roberts, played in several bands during 1970s and rubbed shoulders with icons including David Bowie.
But despite his incredible talents, Stevie was known to suffer from bouts of depression, and friends said he'd also had problems with alcohol in the past.
Speaking about his shock passing last Saturday (October 8), his wife Jude said she was devastated by the loss of the 'kind and gentle' performer.
Scorching temperatures across Australia have forced a church to stop updating its billboard.
An Anglican church updated their sign for the last time during the heatwave and the picture was shared on Reddit captioned: 'Straight to the point. #straya'.
'Absolutely way too hot to keep changing sign,' the sign read.
'Sin bad Jesus good detail inside,' it continued.
An Anglican church updated their sign for the last time during the heatwave and the picture was shared on Reddit captioned: 'Straight to the point.