The entertainment world is rarely boring, and today's headlines prove it. From shocking crimes to rock 'n' roll confessions, prepare for a rollercoaster of news.
Tragedy in Paris: Tourist Accused of Infanticide
In a grim turn of events, an 18-year-old US tourist on a gap year in Paris has been accused of throwing a newborn baby from a second-floor hotel window, resulting in the child's death. Details are still emerging, but the incident has sent shockwaves through both the US and France. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are expected to be released soon.
Jon Stewart's On-Air Mishap
Even the most seasoned professionals have their off days. Jon Stewart, while preparing to unleash his satirical wit on the US pharmaceutical industry's pricing policies on the 'Daily Show', accidentally injured himself. Apparently, a cup met an untimely end, shattering and leaving Stewart with a cut hand. It proves that even satire can be dangerous! We wish him a speedy recovery.
Grace Slick's Unfiltered Rock 'n' Roll Life
Grace Slick, the iconic voice of Jefferson Airplane, isn't holding back. In a recent interview, the 85-year-old singer reflects on her life of sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll. She even admitted, "I was sober in the 80s. That was a mistake."
"Rock’n’roll people are spoiled brats. We don’t know anything about anything except having fun, how much money we can spend and who we can screw."
From topping the charts to planning to spike Richard Nixon's tea with LSD, Slick's stories are as wild as they are captivating. Her candid reflections offer a glimpse into a bygone era of musical rebellion and unapologetic self-expression. She is currently working on a new project that she hopes will be released by the end of the year.
Behind the Lens: A Hutterite Community Through Tim Smith's Eyes
Photographer Tim Smith shares the story behind his striking image of a Hutterite chicken butcher covered in blood. The image captures a moment from a community event where 11,000 chickens were butchered over two days. Smith's experience highlights the unique lifestyle of the Hutterites, an Anabaptist group with roots in 16th-century Europe. He was working for the Brandon Sun when he stumbled upon the colony.
Paul McCartney Revisits Wings
Paul McCartney is set to release a new book, "Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run," co-authored with historian Ted Widmer. The book will offer an oral history of McCartney's post-Beatles career with Wings. Fans in both the UK and US can look forward to its release on November 4th. Expect "madcap adventures"!