Entertainment News

Metallica Celebrate Halloween With Spooky Sphere Song Debut

Last night (Oct. 31), Metallica played a spooky song from 1991's 'Metallica' for the first time during their Las Vegas Sphere residency. Plus, their regular "Kirk and Rob Doodle" received a creepy coating! Continue reading…

MCR Confirm 2027 Plans for New Album + 'Probably' No Shows

Frontman Gerard Way clarified the band's plans for 2027 during their Oct. 30 show at the Hollywood Bowl (where they also gave a 'Danger Days' B-side its live debut AND reunited with The Used's Bert McCracken)! Continue reading…

Rock Stars Celebrating Birthdays in November

Scroll through to see if you share a birthday with a rock star. Continue reading…

Triumph Cancel Upcoming 2026 Tour Dates

The second leg of the Canadian band's 50th anniversary reunion concerts was set to begin in November. Continue reading…

Alice in Chains’ Jerry Cantrell Posts Photo of New Haircut

The Alice in Chains leader is back to sporting a closely-cropped look similar to 'The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here' era. Continue reading…

Local News

El-Sayed’s primary opponent, Haley Stevens, endorses Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate race

Stevens' show of support for President Donald Trump's endorsed candidate in the tightly contested race comes after she was uninvited to a joint event the same day with El-Sayed.

Police: Investigation remains active after 6 shot near University of Delaware campus on Halloween

An investigation remains ongoing after police said six people were injured in a shooting near the University of Delaware on Halloween.

Dozens injured, at least 6 dead in Halloween weekend gun violence at nightlife districts across US

Dozens of people were injured and at least six people died in mass shootings as gun violence broke out at nightlife districts in half a dozen cities across the country.

Oklahoma Chronicle: One-on-one with state superintendent candidates; last look at gubernatorial race

We are just days away from decisions that will affect Oklahomans for years to come. Election Day is on Tuesday, and Oklahomans will choose their next governor, U.S. senator, lieutenant governor, state superintendent, and several other statewide and federal leaders.

Oklahoma Chronicle: How state superintendent candidates plan to rebuild education

We are just days away from decisions that will affect Oklahomans for years to come. One of the races is for Oklahoma state superintendent between Republican Robert Franklin and Democrat Jennettie Marshall.

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