Entertainment News

Interviews + Photos - 'Back to the Beginning' L.A. Film Premiere

Loudwire was on the "purple carpet" at the premiere of the 'Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning' film premieres at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Continue reading…

'90s Alternative Rock Bands With Only One Original Member Left

All of these bands are still playing shows today, with at least one act topping at least 70 tour dates in each of the past four years. Continue reading…

Giovannie and the Hired Guns Interview - New Music + More

Giovannie Yanez looks back on the earliest days of Giovannie and the Hired Guns while celebrating the band's latest song, 'Catch Your Breath.' Continue reading…

What Convinced Travis Barker to Fly to Black Sabbath's Final Show

Despite his fear of flying, there was a particular moment that convinced Travis Barker to fly to England for Black Sabbath's final show last year. Continue reading…

Chained Saint Guitarist Joins Sepultura Onstage After New EP

Chained Saint had a big week with their 'Rise to Fall' EP arriving and Ethan Kahn joining Sepultura onstage. Continue reading…

Local News

University of Oklahoma fraternity sanctioned after investigation into hazing

The University of Oklahoma found a Sigma Nu fraternity chapter was responsible for hazing after an investigation into the group.

Government records reveal mechanical failures at Six Flags theme parks

There have been hundreds of reports of injuries and dangerous malfunctions at Six Flags in the years leading up to this week’s fatal accident, according to government records.

Baby sleepers sold on Amazon recalled due to suffocation risk

Parents are being urged to stop using a recalled baby sleeper because it could put infants at risk.

Lightning strike appears to cause house fire in southwest OKC

Authorities say lightning appeared to have caused a fire to break out early Thursday morning at a home in southwest Oklahoma City.

FBI agents and analysts fired for roles in Trump classified files probe sue to get their jobs back

FBI employees fired for their roles in the investigation of President Trump’s retention of classified documents at his Florida estate are suing to get their jobs back.

ADA WEATHER

Facebook