In October 2022, 19-year-old Iowa undergrad Madison Russo got serious about the staggering disease analysis she said she’d got eight months sooner. “I feel like I’ve been shaken to my spirit, and the present moment, everything is somewhat dubious,” the Bettendorf occupant told the North Scott Press about purportedly being determined to have pancreatic disease quite early on. “I simply need to know my approach, and at the present time, I don’t have the foggiest idea what that is.

Nobody else in the early '90s sounded quite like the Black Crowes. Led by the raspy voiced Chris Robinson, the band would've been more at home in the early '70s alongside Lynyrd Skynyrd. After all, the group combined blues, Southern rock, and hard rock to create its own unique flavor that propelled it upward. As a result, Shake Your Money Maker went quintuple platinum, and the follow-up, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, hit No.

The second and final new job class for Final Fantasy XIV‘s upcoming Stormblood expansion has been announced. Unveiled during last weekend’s Fan Festival in Frankfurt, Germany, game director and producer Naoki Yoshida took to the stage to showcase Samurai, a melee DPS class that utilizes the iconic warrior’s katana as its main method of attack. Like all new jobs released with 2015’s Heavensward expansion, Samurai won’t have an associated class to level, and will start at level 50, although this is, for now, a tentative jumping off point, so it’s not set in stone as of yet.

Taylor Swift traded her cheery pop beats for a deeper vibe on "Superstar." According to Genius, the track is about her celebrity crush and how deep her obsession goes. She understands that she's "just another fan of his" and will go unnoticed. Despite all of that, she dreams that he feels the same way about her. Some fans think this song is about Jake Owen, as Swift opened for the country singer in 2006.

IT'S time to get back hiding behind the sofa, because Scream is returning to terrify audiences once more. The sixth instalment of the classic horror franchise hits cinemas today, and comes an astonishing 26 years after the first movie. The 1996 original featured stars like Courteney Cox and Drew Barrymore who went on to be some of the biggest actors on the planet. From 'crazy' plastic surgery to a bizarre bear attack, we take a look at what they've got up to in the decades since.