Kid Rock Predicts God Will ‘Cut Down’ Journalists for Reporting (Accurately) That He’s Charging Up to $5,000 for Tour Tickets

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Kid Rock wasn’t kidding around when sang a song about finding Jesus to conclude the recent Turning Point USA alternative halftime show. He got religious again on social media Friday, although this time the musician was speaking about divine judgment — which he suggested God may enact on journalists whoContinue Reading

Review: The ‘Nacon Revolution X Unlimited’ Is A Fantastic-Feeling Xbox Controller, At A Cost

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These days, I struggle to deviate from using first-party controllers in some fashion, especially when I have my beloved SCUF Instinct on-hand; an Elite-style version of Microsoft’s Xbox Series X|S controller. Every now and then though, I do dabble with third-party pads — particularly on PlayStation where the likes ofContinue Reading

NZD/USD remains stronger near 0.6000 as New Zealand’s Q4 Retail Sales rises

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NZD/USD gains ground for the third consecutive session, trading around 0.5990 during the Asian hours on Monday. The pair holds ground following the release of New Zealand’s Retail Sales, which climbed 0.9% quarter-over-quarter (QoQ) in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025, exceeding the market consensus of 0.6%. The previous readingContinue Reading

Extreme Hospitality Adds The Franklin on Rittenhouse to Its Portfolio 

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Photo Credit: The Franklin on Rittenhouse Extreme Hospitality announced the addition of The Franklin on Rittenhouse, a boutique lifestyle hotel in Center City, Philadelphia, to its portfolio of managed properties. This addition strengthens Extreme Hospitality’s presence in the Mid-Atlantic. Located steps from Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square, The Franklin on Rittenhouse is a boutique hotelContinue Reading

“My tech said, ‘This bass looks tiny on you.’ I lowered the strap so it would look cooler. You have to throw your whole body into it”: Bought from grunge icons and stolen before Soundgarden reunited – the story of Ben Shepherd’s 1972 Fender Jazz Bass

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(Image credit: Getty Images) Soundgarden’s Ben Shepherd first appeared in the pages of Bass Player for a 1993 feature on alternative-rock. He was even on the cover, but that doesn’t mean he was happy about it. Speaking to Bass Player again in 2013 he revealed, “I was bummed out becauseContinue Reading