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It all began so modestly—a musical group dreamed up by four ambitious young men on a university campus. That band, Coldplay, quickly emerged not just as chart toppers, but performers who were destined to go down in rock history. The band has grown with each album, darting into different sonic corners—like their heroes U2 and R.E.M.—to produce music that is essentially a self-contained genre all its own. They’re the only rock band introduced
...For the first decade of the rock 'n' roll era, Elvis was unrivaled in fame, fortune, and importance. He was a sensation with virtually no precedent, but following a stint in the Army just when he was peaking, the focus of his career shifted from making dangerous music to mass-producing safe movies. Then came the TV event that we now know as the “’68 Comeback Special.” It was originally supposed to be an hour-long ode to Christmas.
...The man who would come to be known across the world as John Wayne was not born to be a superstar. He was born Marion Robert Morrison in a small wooden house in the state of Iowa. In his early years he rode a horse to school and swam with his younger brother in a nearby ditch. He was a promising athlete and began a degree in law, but both pursuits would end in frustration. So how did he climb the slippery rungs of the Hollywood ladder to become
...Director Denis Villeneuve told Total Film that Timothee Chalamet was the first person he texted when Dune: Part Two was greenlighted. "I spent almost a year with Timothee where he was saying to me, 'Can I put a little bit of the Muad'Dib here?' I said, 'No, Timothee. You're not the Muad'Dib yet, '" he said. "so I just wrote him a text message saying, 'Muad'Dib time.'"
Although she is considered the Queen of Country, Reba McEntire is many things beyond that. The aw-shucks, down-to-earth charmer from Oklahoma — who just happens to have 25 No. 1 singles and a place in the Country Hall of Fame — currently coaches aspiring singers on The Voice to spread her love of music to a new generation. She also created her own self-titled sitcom, which lasted for six seasons, and was a Kennedy Center Honors recipient. A
...8) TSUGI
Toute la musique d'aujourd'hui... et de demain
Olivia Rodrigo may be young, but she's already a global pop superstar. Her emotional ballads and edgy bangers have proven to be anthems for people of all ages who can relate to the agony of a bad breakup ("Drivers License"), or the sting of seeing your ex with a new love ("Jealousy, Jealousy"), or feeling incredibly hurt as a result of someone’s unexpected betrayal ("Vampire"). It’s that authenticity that allows
...11) So Film
Sofilm explore les manières de raconter le cinéma depuis plus de 10 ans, avec des récits, des reportages et des entretiens en dehors des codes de la promo. La carte de la contre-programmation jouée avec légèreté, en donnant la parole à ceux qui font le cinéma ou en provoquant des rencontres improbables.
There have been many movie monsters over the years, but two comically oversized creatures rule them all: King Kong and Godzilla. Movie lovers have thrilled to the tragically misunderstood, lovelorn giant ape Kong since 1933, and to the city-wrecking, fire-breathing giant lizard Godzilla since 1954. As a new high-budget film brings these beloved characters together this spring, we celebrate all things Kong and Godzilla: The countless films, the
...From five ordinary teenagers to the biggest boy band on the planet, One Direction’s rise to the top of the pop world was nothing short of incredible. Combining a little bit of luck, tons of talent and pots of personality, Harry, Liam, Louis, Niall and Zayn changed the music world forever when they burst on to the scene in 2010. In this Ultimate Fan’s Guide, we celebrate 1D and relive the band’s many highs (and the odd low). From The X Factor
...Peter Parker is a well-meaning person who wants to do what’s right but often falls a little short and usually feels misunderstood and maligned. That relatability has made his alter ego, Spider-Man, endearing and enduring for more than 60 years. He is the accidental superhero—an everyday person with real problems and emotions that we all can relate to. From his early beginnings on the newsprint pages of a comic book to his web-slung leaps to
...“Amazingly raw and candid . . . an unsparing and extremely honest depiction of the group’s highly tumultuous history . . . Come As You Are is as good...