Brooks Koepka Had the Saddest Line After Missing the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Playoffs Koepka had a very honest take about the state of his game after missing the playoffs. Sports Illustrated · Aug 10
“I said, ‘I quit!’ He said, ‘Take six months off, then I’ll call and find out if you’ve still left.’ When he called I couldn’t remember what we’d been arguing about”: Steve Hogarth, Marillion and several false starts Why wasn’t the singer bothered about singing? Why did miners keep attacking him in Doncaster? How did the music industry break his heart? Which collaborator makes him worry about being strangled? The “hippie in the jaws of punk” looks back Louder · Aug 10
Kelsey Plum Trade Grades: Did Mercury Make Right Move to Push for Playoffs Amid Disappointing Season? Grading the blockbuster trade that sent Kelsey Plum from the Los Angeles Sparks to the Phoenix Mercury. Sports Illustrated · Aug 2
“I kept it a cappella, and began to sing it this way in my live show. This detail affected everything to come”: The butterfly effect of Tom’s Diner – how Suzanne Vega’s choice affected the way we all listen to music Song turns 45 years old this November MusicRadar · Jul 18
“I remain proud to have worked with a special talent. I’ll even miss the ‘downs,’ but mostly remember the ‘ups’”: Strawbs mastermind Dave Cousins remembered A six-decade career full of kindness – and occasional volatility – came to an end when the folk-tinged prog icon died aged 85 in 2025 Louder · Jul 13
‘I was a self-centred, entitled little horror ... arguably I still am’: cult psych rocker Robyn Hitchcock talks to Stewart Lee Armed with a new album inspired by ‘dead English blokes’, the revered musician discusses writing nasty songs about his neighbours and how he’s finally made it in Nashville aged 73 The Guardian - UK · Jul 9
“Our drummer left for a sandwich and never came back. We heard he was found wandering in no man’s land by Canadian Mounties”: An epic guide to every Swervedriver album in the band’s own words Adam Franklin takes us on an all-access tour through the Swervedriver back catalogue, from their Creation incubation up to the band's reunion and glorious second act Louder · Jun 22
"Bon Scott chose to hang out with us more than AC/DC. He thought they were boring": The rollercoaster story of Y&T, the greatest hard rock band never to become huge Headlining over Van Halen, hanging with Bon Scott, out-partying Mötley Crüe – Y&T deserve way more love than they get Louder · Jun 19
“We started talking about Black Sabbath, and Buzz goes, ‘You know they did this thing called drop D.’ We said, ‘What’s that?’” Kim Thayil on how Soundgarden took rock guitar into the superunknown – and the unfinished Chris Cornell tapes With the Soundgarden guitarist‘s memoir, A Screaming Life, out now, he unpacks the story behind one of the most influential rock bands of the ’90s Guitar World · Jun 17
"Drinking too much, too many drugs... and then a car accident!": Watch the trailer for the new Peter Frampton documentary, featuring Ringo Starr, Alice Cooper, Nancy Wilson and more Frampton celebrates Peter Frampton's long musical career and his battles with addiction and illness Louder · Jun 4
SI:AM | The Hurricanes Are Not Invincible Carolina’s run of postseason dominance ended with a blowout loss in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final. Sports Illustrated · May 22
New Texas A&M president confirmed as university seeks stability Regents have appointed Susan Ballabina as the new president of Texas A&M The Independent UK · May 7
Michael Was Fun, But Can We Get A Janet Jackson Movie Next, Please? The Velvet Rope>Thriller. I said what I said. Cinemablend · May 5
Protesters challenge premise of Texas A&M civil discourse symposium amid new restrictions Some students said the message of the forum, headlined by former Vice President Mike Pence, rang hollow as the university has placed limits on what professors can teach. The Texas Tribune · Apr 21
Sports Illustrated · Apr 17 New Padres Owner Has Some Enormous Shoes to Fill San Diego’s MLB franchise is reportedly being sold for a record sum to José Feliciano, a private equity mogul who has a mixed record with sports team ownership.
Dot Esports · Apr 6 IEM Cologne Major 2026 Invites: All 32 Teams revealed Liquid, BIG and SINNERS all scraped into the Major on the final day.
MusicRadar · Apr 4 “Rick had a lot of pain in him and it came out in his more cynical songs, while the hurting and questioning in The Logical Song came from me”: How Roger Hodgson and Supertramp fought their way to the top – and how the multi-million-selling band imploded “Breakfast In America took eight months to finish – some people would call us anal!”
Louder · Apr 4 “He asked, ‘Who owns the rights to your albums?’ I was like, ‘We should.’ He said, ‘How about I buy them for you?’” It took nearly 50 years for Happy The Man to hear their music the way they’d intended Tripped up by record company machinations, the American pioneers – who nearly became Peter Gabriel’s backing band – didn’t think their first two records would ever sound like they had in the studio
Motorsport · Mar 31 Am Racing withdraws from Rockingham NASCAR O'Reilly race Nick Sanchez was set to drive the No. 25 Ford Mustang this weekend
Motorsport · Mar 30 Frankie Muniz earns podium finish in GT4 America debut Muniz earned a runner-up finish this past weekend at Sonoma Raceway
Louder · Mar 27 "The success we enjoyed with Pearl Jam was a little bittersweet because our friend didn’t get to come along." Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament on Ten, Temple Of The Dog, Mother Love Bone, touring America for the first time, and working with Neil Young "We didn’t expect Ten to be a huge deal. But I guess it kinda became one"
Autosport · Mar 24 Obituary: Sportscar pioneer Bob Tullius Bob Tullius (1930-2026) has passed away at the age of 95
Metal Hammer · Mar 24 "I took my scooter up the lift and rode it through the corridors naked in drag make-up with just a tie on." A brilliant and bonkers interview with Motorhead's late, great Phil Campbell Equine pranks, epic benders and a million-dollar tantrum: This is what it was like being the (second) longest-serving member in rock'n'roll's greatest band
The Guardian - AU · Mar 24 ABC staff strike: BBC content to replace flagship shows, including 7.30 and AM Triple J will air without presenters while ABC News Breakfast is not expected to air as staff walk off the job to protest pay and conditions
Louder · Mar 21 Bloody Well Right! Breakfast In America might have had the bangers, but it was Crime Of The Century that truly saved Supertramp's bacon Facing the harsh reality of their first two albums being commercial flops, Supertramp were staring into the abyss when they came to make third album, Crime Of The Century