(Editor’s note: Looking back on 2025, there were so many good albums released that we decided to reach out to some of today’s artists and get them to weigh in on their favorites. What follows is the ...

After Slayer played their final show in 2019, guitarist Kerry King made it very clear in multiple interviews that he wasn’t all that thrilled about his main band calling it quits and that he had no ...

I live in Nikiski, which has a large, exclusively rural population, but there are almost 6,000 people who live here, depending on how you measure the arbitrary designations of unincorporated ...

Traffic on Nyeri-Nairobi highway at Karatina town. Many public service vehicles have been fitted with blinding LED bars, multi-coloured lights and flashing strobes. In recent months, our roads have ...

Award-winning producer Noah Hawley has signed a new overall deal with FX and Disney Entertainment Television, it was announced today by FX Chairman John Landgraf. The long-running creative partnership ...

The latest issue for Tesla's Cybertruck will resonate with anyone who still drives a sedan, hatchback, sports car or other low-riding vehicle. That's because a National Highway Traffic Safety ...

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An artist’s impression of the rocky, habitable-zone exoplanet Kepler-168b. Credit: NASA Ames/NASA/JPL–Caltech/Tim Pyle (Caltech) New research suggests that technological civilizations in the Milky Way ...