The biggest name in YouTube golf got heat from fans for signing with LIV Golf. Now, it owes him $1.4 million.

The biggest name in YouTube golf got heat from fans for signing with LIV Golf. Now, it owes him $1.4 million.

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Will Martin

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‘The Color of the Sun’ Review: A Teenager in Okinawa Navigates Grief and Longing in an Attractive but Undercooked Coming-of-Age Drama

Though the genre did of course exist before 2017, it feels as though Call Me By Your Name kicked off a boom in the dreamy, summertime coming-of-age movie, of the artier and indie-r variety. If you’ve traveled the festival circuit in the last decade or so, you’ve seen myriad examples of the form: teenagers in sun-kissed locales making first discoveries about themselves, about sexuality, about the grownup world rushing at them. 

Ryder Cup: Securing spot for Adare Manor a 'big part' of Shane Lowry's motivation

Shane Lowry says it is time to get himself "in gear" if he is to secure his spot on Europe's Ryder Cup team for Adare Manor next year.

The 2019 Open champion is in the field at the Irish Open this week, with the qualification process for the 2027 Ryder Cup, to be held in County Limerick from 17-19 September, having commenced last month.

Bob Weir Was Working on ‘Psychedelic Rock Opera’ About His Life

Nashville songwriter Aaron Raitiere, who was collaborating with the Grateful Dead co-founder on the project, says they had 17 songs in progress

When Bob Weir died in January at 78, he was in the midst of a number of projects, including writing his memoir and plotting a symphony tour with his band Wolf Bros. According to Nashville songwriter Aaron Raitiere, he was also working on a concept album about his life. Weir recruited Raitiere, J.D. Souther, Rival Sons singer Jay Buchanan, and producer Dave Cobb to help write his musical life story.

Nirvana to Receive Video Vanguard Award at VMAs

'Where's Axl?'

MTV made announcement on anniversary of trio's censor-baiting performance of "Lithium" at the 1992 VMAs

Nirvana will receive MTV‘s Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award later this month at the Video Music Awards, which will air live on CBS on Sept. 27. The awards show will also simulcast on MTV and stream on Paramount+. The network’s announcement did not mention who from the band would be on hand to accept the award.

Inside Israel’s prisons, where Ben-Gvir’s cruelty is policy

When Palestinian photojournalist and former prisoner Muath Amarneh saw Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s videos gloating over the decrepit conditions endured by imprisoned Palestinians, he thought of what happened before and after the cameras started rolling.

Nina Shipman, Actress in ‘The Oregon Trail’ and ‘The Munsters,’ Dies at 88

Nina Shipman, who came from a prominent show business family to star alongside Fred MacMurray in The Oregon Trail and step in for Grandpa in a ploy to make Lily jealous on one of the wackiest episodes of The Munsters, has died. She was 88.

‘Landman’ Season 3 Casts ‘Lioness’ Star Michael Kelly

Michael Kelly is pulling double duty in the Taylor Sheridan-verse, with the veteran actor set for a role in “Landman” Season 3.

Kelly currently stars in Sheridan’s Paramount+ military drama “Lioness,” which is currently airing its third season. Kelly has been with that show in the role of deputy CIA director Byron Westfield since it launched in 2023.

‘Primetime,’ ‘Victorian Psycho’ and ‘Wicker’ Join Beyond Fest’s 2026 Lineup

Beyond Fest is returning to Los Angeles with a full slate of 81 feature films ranging from “Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother” to “Victorian Psycho.” 

The festival will feature appearances from M. Night Shyamalan, Jamie Lee Curtis, Dolph Lundgren, Danny DeVito, Al Pacino and Fede Álvarez. Robert Eggers is set to attend a special chronological screening of his films “The Witch,” “The Lighthouse,” “The Northman” and “Nosferatu.” Eggers will also present exclusive material from his upcoming film “Werwulf.”

Robert Pattinson’s ‘Primetime’ to Open Beyond Fest

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Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime, starring Robert Pattinson, is set to open the Beyond Fest genre festival in Los Angeles after bowing in Venice.

The A24 film also starring Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo, Phoebe Bridgers and Jeff Zucker playing himself will make its West Coast premiere at the Director’s Village. This year’s festival running from Sept. 23 to Oct. 8 will feature in all 10 world premieres of its own.