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Tommy Henriksen Interview: Alice Cooper, Crossbone Skully + More

Tommy Henriksen opens up about new music from Crossbone Skully and discusses his work with Alice Cooper and the Hollywood Vampires. Continue reading…

My Chemical Romance Fans Find Rare Art in 'Black Parade' Albums

Some My Chemical Romance fans have reportedly received 1-of-1 art variants from one of the band members upon opening the albums. Continue reading…

Kenny Hickey's 5 Favorite Albums When He Was a Teenager

Kenny Hickey of Silvertomb and Type O Negative looks back to his childhood and the albums he obsessed over as a teen. Continue reading…

Ozzy + Black Sabbath's Back to the Beginning Sets Coming to Vinyl

Each version of the live album will include a Blu-ray of the concert film that captured performances from the historic farewell concert. Continue reading…

Interview - Aaron Lewis Opens Up About Staind's Success

Aaron Lewis celebrates new music from Staind while reflecting on the band's long history and continued growing success. Continue reading…

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Officials: Fire at US nuclear site results in no contamination found outside lab

A fire at a South Carolina laboratory on a site that produces materials for US nuclear weapons triggered an emergency response, but the fire was extinguished and no contamination was reported.

What to Wear Forecast: Last Warm Day

What to Wear Forecast: Last Warm Day

North Korea fires missile barrage toward the sea as tensions with South rise

North Korea launched a barrage of ballistic missiles toward its eastern waters Thursday, South Korea’s military said, days after the North threatened to resume front-line propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts and deploy new weapons along the rivals’ tense border.

South Korean prosecutor seeks death penalty for ex-President Yoon over martial law debacle

A South Korean special prosecutor on Thursday demanded the death penalty for ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol, ahead of an appeals court verdict on rebellion charges over his brief imposition of martial law in December 2024.

US bans imports from 3 Chinese biotech companies over forced labor allegations

The Trump administration said Wednesday that it is blocking shipments by the Chinese biotech company BGI Group and its affiliates, alleging ties to forced labor in China's far-west ethnic region of Xinjiang.

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