Rush Frontman Geddy Lee Endorses Bradford

Rush bassist and vocalist Geddy Lee is openly supporting city councillor Brad Bradford in Toronto’s mayoral race, joining a growing roster of Canadian musicians taking sides in the upcoming October 26 election, according to reporting from The Canadian Press. Geddy Lee Backs Brad Bradford for Toronto Mayor Lee announced his endorsement of Bradford through a … Read more

Mental Health Warrior Film Festival Comes to Madison

The Mental Health Warrior Film Festival returned to Flix Brewhouse in Madison, Wisconsin, on Saturday for its second year, showcasing 33 selected films from global submissions that explore psychological well-being through storytelling, according to event organizers. The festival serves as a fundraiser for NAMI Wisconsin, providing independent filmmakers an international platform to share narratives addressing … Read more

Why Theatre Audiences Are Filling Seats But Shows Still Lose Money

While millions of Australians continue to buy tickets, mounting venue expenses, labour overheads, and the inherent limits of theatrical productivity are pushing major companies into deep financial deficits. Why Rising Box Office Revenue Is Not Enough to Save Theatre Companies According to financial statements reviewed for 2024 and 2025, major Australian theatre companies are struggling … Read more

San Francisco Couple Discovers Rare WPA Limestone Sculpture

A San Francisco couple unearthing a 150-pound limestone sculpture buried in their Russian Hill backyard has sparked a search for its creator, according to Fox News Digital. Greg Gatwood found the two-foot-wide artifact in May while doing yard work, initially mistaking the object for concrete before spotting lips and a nose peering through the dirt. … Read more

Kevin Durant Reflects on Russell Westbrook’s Retirement

Kevin Durant Honors Russell Westbrook Following Retirement Announcement Kevin Durant publicly praised former Oklahoma City Thunder teammate Russell Westbrook on Thursday, August 13, following Westbrook’s announcement that he is retiring from the NBA. Durant, writing on X, described his former teammate’s 18-season career as “iconic” and characterized Westbrook’s approach to the game as quiet and … Read more

Oprah Winfrey and Stedman Graham Make Rare Public Appearance Together

Oprah Winfrey and Stedman Graham Mark Relationship Milestone With Rare Public Photo Media mogul Oprah Winfrey and longtime partner Stedman Graham made a rare public appearance together in Chicago, according to social media posts shared by former talk show producers. The couple, who have been together since 1986, were photographed posing with a plate of … Read more

Raúl Esparza and Lily Rabe on ‘The Winter’s Tale

The Public Theater’s Free Shakespeare in the Park series stages The Winter’s Tale at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, running through August 23, according to production details. Directed by Daniel Sullivan, the staging features Raúl Esparza as Leontes, the jealous king of Sicily, and Lily Rabe as his wrongly accused queen, Hermione, alongside Gilbert … Read more

Chrissy Metz Addresses GLP-1 Weight Management Rumors

Chrissy Metz Discloses GLP-1 Use Amid Shift in Weight Management Approach "This Is Us" actress Chrissy Metz has begun using GLP-1 medication to assist with her health journey, citing long-term struggles with weight and persistent "food noise." Metz, 45, is partnering with the telehealth company Ro to manage her treatment, marking a departure from her … Read more

Harry Potter Star Jessie Cave Reveals OnlyFans ‘Saved’ Her Life

Harry Potter star Jessie Cave earned £15,000, roughly $20,000, in a single day after launching an OnlyFans account in 2025, according to an interview published in The Times on Aug. 7. Cave, best known for playing Lavender Brown in the film franchise, stated that she has easily made more money on the subscription platform in … Read more

Worcester Documentary Highlights Need for Better Firehouse Conditions

According to International Association of Fire Fighters data reported at the world premiere of the documentary “Burnin’ Down the House,” cancer caused 200 of the 268 line-of-duty deaths recorded in the fire service in 2025. The 80-minute feature film, directed by Worcester-born filmmaker Tommy Jay Dwyer, debuted Thursday, Aug. 6, at The Hanover Theatre for … Read more