Culture

Wet Leg’s live performance of “Catch These Fists” at KEXP is raw, explosive, and fearless, turning frustration into a thrilling post-punk anthem of empowerment.

See how Ambrose Bierce’s classic short story An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge and Robert Enrico’s film adaptation influenced modern noir, psychological thrillers, and directors like Nolan and Soderbergh. It is not remembered only because of its ending, though the ending is unforgettable.

Real Vikings podcast reveals the untold stories of the Norse world. Follow Iain Glen as he explores Viking raids, culture, and iconic historical figures. It hooks you quickly and leaves you wanting more long after the final episode ends.

The Wild Party musical at NYC Center brings Joseph Moncure March’s 1928 cult poem to life with jazz, decadence, and unforgettable theatrical flair. Step into the glitz, glamour, and dark allure of the Roaring Twenties with The Wild Party.

YouTuber Physical Render recreates Bob Ross’s “The Old Mill” as a 3D mechanical diorama with a flowing river and working water wheel, turning a classic painting into living art. This project proves that sometimes the best way to honor a painting is to let it flow.

Melissa Auf der Maur adds a new milestone to her extraordinary creative journey with the release of her memoir, Even the Good Girls Will Cry:A ’90s Rock Memoir, from the imprint Da Capo. The book offers an intimate look at her life during the explosive alternative rock era of the 1990s, revealing the music, moments, and personal experiences that shaped her career.

Here are 50 things you can try to get to know your neighbor. Some are simple, some are a little quirky, and I’ll admit most of them are completely untested. But sometimes the best way to start a conversation is to try something a little unexpected.

The documentary The Donn of Tiki takes viewers on a tropical time-travel adventure into the colorful life of Donn Beach, the legendary restaurateur better known as Don the Beachcomber. Born Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt, Beach is widely credited with opening the world’s first tiki bar and launching a cultural wave that blended island escapism, theatrical décor, and inventive cocktails.

Country Joe McDonald, the iconic voice behind one of the most unforgettable anti-war songs of the 1960s, has passed away at 84. As the frontman of Country Joe & the Fish, he was a defining figure in the Bay Area’s psychedelic rock scene, capturing the restless, questioning spirit of a generation seeking peace and challenging authority.

If you’re a fan of Star Trek or Firefly, this crossover is an absolute must-listen. The chemistry between Brent Spiner, Jonathan Frakes, Nathan Fillion, and Alan Tudyk is off the charts, and the stories they share are equal parts fascinating and hilarious. From behind-the-scenes Hollywood tales to the quirky, unpredictable moments of sci-fi fandom, every minute is packed with laughter, surprises, and nostalgic delight.

Down the Rabbit Hole: Collecting Alice in Wonderland by Matt Crandall grabbed my attention. The book explores the enormous universe of merchandise and promotional material inspired by The Walt Disney Company’s animated classic Alice in Wonderland, turning a beloved story into a sprawling pop culture archive

The Becoming Led Zeppelin documentary is a hybrid docu-concert experience and stands as the first officially sanctioned documentary about Rock & Roll Hall of Fame legends Led Zeppelin. It blends rare archival footage with new interviews from Plant, Page, and Jones, while also incorporating archival audio from the late Bonham, giving fans a powerful sense of the band’s early fire.