Author: Monday Ada
Sia and Cypress Hill Unite for LAFC’s Anthem ‘Street x Street’ in Bold New Musical Collaboration…see more… In an unexpected but electrifying musical collaboration, global pop sensation Sia and iconic hip-hop group Cypress Hill have joined creative forces to unveil “Street x Street”, the brand-new official anthem for Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC). The track made its debut Thursday night ahead of LAFC’s high-stakes rivalry match at BMO Stadium, delivering an energetic fusion of Sia’s signature soaring vocals and Cypress Hill’s gritty West Coast rap, set against a backdrop of pulsating urban beats. The anthem, commissioned by LAFC…
Anti-Flag’s Justin Sane Ordered to Pay $1.9 Million in Civil Rape Case Judgment…see more… Justin Sane, frontman of the now-disbanded punk rock band Anti-Flag, has been ordered to pay $1.9 million in damages to a woman who accused him of rape. The judgment, delivered this week by a Pennsylvania civil court, follows a tumultuous year for the singer after multiple allegations of sexual assault surfaced, prompting the abrupt breakup of the band in 2023. The civil lawsuit, filed under a pseudonym to protect the accuser’s identity, alleged that Sane (real name Justin Geever) raped the woman in 2010…
Tame Impala Usher In Rave Era With Euphoric New Track ‘End of Summer’…read more… In a bold pivot that signals a fresh sonic direction, Tame Impala—the psych-pop project of Australian musician Kevin Parker—has released a brand-new single titled “End of Summer.” The track, a pulsing, synth-driven dance anthem, marks the beginning of what Parker himself is calling the band’s “rave era.” Fans and critics alike are already hailing it as a transformative moment in the band’s musical evolution. A Shift from Psychedelia to Pulsating Dance Floors Since the release of InnerSpeaker in 2010, Tame Impala has been…
Headline: Taylor Swift and Drake Music Rights Giant Files to Sell Shares in U.S. IPO Move…see more… In a bold step that could reshape the global music investment landscape, Concord, the music company behind the rights to hits by superstars like Taylor Swift and Drake, has officially filed to sell shares in the United States. The move signals a significant bet on the enduring value of music rights in a streaming-dominated era and marks a new chapter in the ongoing financialization of the entertainment industry. According to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Concord’s parent…
NFL News Roundup: Browns LB Jordan Hicks Announces Retirement After 10 Seasons in the League…read more… After a decade of leadership, consistency, and resilience in the National Football League, Cleveland Browns linebacker Jordan Hicks has officially announced his retirement from professional football. The 32-year-old veteran revealed his decision in an emotional statement on Thursday morning, bringing an end to a career that saw him suit up for three NFL franchises and overcome multiple injuries to remain one of the league’s most dependable linebackers. “I’ve given this game everything I have,” Hicks said in a heartfelt social media post.…
Headline: Remembering Arthur Ashe’s Historic 1975 Wimbledon Triumph: A Champion On and Off the Court…see more… On July 5, 1975, Arthur Ashe etched his name into the annals of sports history by defeating Jimmy Connors in the Wimbledon men’s singles final. In doing so, he became the first—and still the only—Black man to win the prestigious tournament. Nearly 50 years later, Ashe’s 1975 Wimbledon victory remains a defining moment in tennis, civil rights, and global sport. Ashe’s win was more than a tennis match—it was a masterclass in strategy, composure, and quiet rebellion. Facing Connors, the world No. 1…
Carlos Alcaraz vs. Jannik Sinner: A Rivalry for the Ages Redefining Modern Tennis…see more… In the golden annals of tennis history, rivalries have often defined eras—Borg vs. McEnroe, Sampras vs. Agassi, Federer vs. Nadal, and Nadal vs. Djokovic. Now, a new rivalry is captivating the world: Carlos Alcaraz versus Jannik Sinner. Young, supremely talented, and fiercely competitive, these two prodigies have begun scripting a saga that could stand shoulder to shoulder with the greatest rivalries the sport has ever seen. Carlos Alcaraz, the dynamic Spaniard, and Jannik Sinner, the methodical Italian, represent not just the next generation of…
Headline: U.S. Men’s Volleyball Team Falls to Japan in 2025 VNL Finale, Ending Tournament on Disappointing Note…read more… The U.S. Men’s National Volleyball Team concluded its 2025 Volleyball Nations League (VNL) campaign with a tough four-set loss to Japan, marking a bittersweet end to a tournament filled with highs and lows. The 3-1 defeat (25-20, 22-25, 25-23, 25-21) in the final match of the competition not only underscored Japan’s consistency and growing power in international volleyball but also highlighted some persistent weaknesses in the American side that will need addressing ahead of the 2025 FIVB World Championship. Struggles in…
Headline: Trail Blazers 2025 Free Agency Grades: Damian Lillard’s Return, Veteran Deals Highlight Offseason Strategy…read more… The 2025 NBA free agency period has brought a wave of excitement and strategic recalibration for the Portland Trail Blazers. In a critical offseason that could define the franchise’s direction for years to come, Portland’s front office made several moves — from bringing back a franchise icon to securing rising talent and versatile veterans. Each move reflects a deliberate attempt to balance present competitiveness with long-term development. Here’s a comprehensive look at every Trail Blazers signing this offseason and the grades for…
NBA News: Why Damian Lillard Didn’t Shed Tears After Bucks’ Torn Achilles Diagnosis — “Portland Changed Me”…see more… Milwaukee Bucks star Damian Lillard is no stranger to emotional battles on and off the court. But when news broke of his teammate’s devastating torn Achilles injury during a routine practice session earlier this month, many were surprised by Lillard’s stoic response. While sympathy and concern poured in from players around the league, Lillard stood calm — composed, yet not visibly shaken. Now, the veteran guard is opening up about why he didn’t cry, and how years in Portland changed his emotional…