Posts by Mason Carter
Obsession director’s cut is 20 minutes longer
Horror films thrive on fear, but sometimes the greatest fear is what happens after the screen goes dark. Director Curry
Plant and Saving Grace announce Summer 2027 dates
The legendary sounds of Robert Plant and Saving Grace are hitting the road for an unforgettable journey across England and
Heat director Mann accidentally shoots himself in leg on range
A Shot in the Dark: How Michael Mann’s Cinematic World Met a Very Real Reality The high-stakes world of filmmaking
Gabriel’s ultimatum for Genesis
After the chilling success of The Exorcist in 1973, director William Friedkin was looking for ways to radically disrupt the
5 Days Left to Update for Spotify Wrapped 2026
The clock is ticking, and for musicians, the countdown to the biggest annual marketing moment of the year is officially
The Kinks’ rejection of the Beatles comparison “No, no”
It’s hard to overstate the seismic shift that The Beatles triggered across the United States. Their arrival wasn’t just a
The Stranger movie a thrilling enigma
François Ozon – ‘The Stranger’ The Stranger is more than just a novel; it is a cornerstone of 20th-century literature,
Herbie Hancock: Wayne is like Yoda
Some musicians spend a lifetime mastering their craft, but for Herbie Hancock, the journey is defined not by settling into
Classic Rock Hits This Week’s Playlist Nov 2 2026
They’ll be dancing in the streets of Llanelli as news breaks that local heroes Scarlet Rebels have triumphed in the
Barbra Streisand’s manager Marty Erlichman dies at 97
Martin Lee “Marty” Erlichman, a figure synonymous with Hollywood history and unwavering loyalty, passed away on October 31 at the
Steven Seagal’s deadly mistake and watery fate
In the world of celebrity, there are figures who command immediate respect, and then there are those who walk around
Mel Brooks calls genius ‘There was only one’
Mel Brooks, a master of comedy who has carved out an inimitable niche in the entertainment industry, often reserves his
Dick Clark robs Simon and Garfunkel of their first $221 pay packet
The history of pop music television is a rich tapestry, filled with iconic moments and unforgettable faces. From the UK’s
Harry Styles covers Psycho Killer on final MSG residency
Harry Styles Unleashes the Furry Genius at Madison Square Garden Finale The final night of a spectacular run at Madison
Woman who saved his career murdered jazz legend
In the heart of New York City’s East Village, a story of glittering jazz and grim reality unfolded within the
Led Zeppelin song streamed 1.4 billion times “It was so long ago”
Few vocal titans command the same legendary status as Robert Plant. As the powerhouse voice for Led Zeppelin, his voice
Saint Agnes’s battle against tragedy and industry
The journey of Saint Agnes is a masterclass in artistic defiance, proving that sometimes the hardest records are the ones
Harry Styles Pizza Rat Costume at MSG Residency
Harry Styles Brings the Party to the Met with a Costume and a Classic Cover There’s a certain magic that
Hope Sandoval joins Opal: Start something new
In 1983, the air in the Los Angeles Paisley Underground was thick with possibility. Amidst the constant exchange of demos,
Top 5 Jazz Anthems of 2026 Ranked by Far Out
We often hear the idea that jazz is confined to smoky clubs and historical footnotes. But if you look closely
Hetfield on Turnstile refusing Metallica tour
Rock royalty often speaks the truth, and lately, James Hetfield has been dropping some unfiltered wisdom about the power dynamics
Jason Statham’s secret to playing the same role in every movie
When critics point out that an actor plays the same role across multiple films, it often sparks a debate about
How Michael J Fox drove a Porsche in 1980
Apparently, we can form an opinion about someone in less time than it takes to blink. This tendency to judge
Woody Harrelson on James Dean: “His talent is that big”
Hollywood is constantly peddling narratives about which actors are destined for greatness, often painting them as the next generational talent.
Steve Martin hates the 1979 movie performance
Hindsight is often undefeated, and while most actors eventually find satisfaction in their work, some performances leave a lasting, uneasy