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Deep Purple released the single “Guilt Trippin’” on June 23, 2026, as the third promotional track for the band’s upcoming 24th studio album, SPLAT!. The single is available on all major streaming ...

It’s Weezer Wednesday. The band has previewed its upcoming studio album, Weezer, out Aug. 21, with “We Might As Well Be Strangers,” a new single featuring vocals from Wednesday‘s Karly Hartzman.

Her new song and video provide all the assurance any fan could need that the pop superstar's third album is on the right track, musically and emotionally. All right — now you’re ready for Olivia ...

PARSONS, Kan. — Officials with Deep Fission, the company planning to install a nuclear reactor a mile under Great Plains Industrial Park east of Parsons, said this week that its first test well is ...

Deep Purple have released "Arrogant Boy," the first single from their recently announced studio album SPLAT!, which is due in stores on July 3. You can watch the video for the song below. The brisk ...

WASHINGTON, April 14 (Reuters) - PVC pipe maker Westlake (WLK.N) and a subsidiary have agreed to pay $67 million to settle price‑fixing claims brought by builders and other buyers, marking the largest ...

After tripling its revenue in 2025, new funding will be used to drive strategic growth as Pipe continues to scale its capital product for small businesses and drive towards profitability. SAN ...

The family members died while returning from the children's school performance on Friday, April 3 Gabrielle Rockson is a Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE. She joined PEOPLE in 2023 and covers entertainment ...

Architecture diagrams lie, a little. Not on purpose. They show boxes and arrows in clean arrangements and make everything look sequential and tidy. What they cannot show is what fails first, what ...

A giant underground pipe mysteriously rose more than 32 feet out of a sewer construction site, bursting through a busy roadway in a Japanese city, according to authorities. The steel pipe’s ascension ...

A giant, underground pipe rose more than 32 feet out of a construction site in a busy area of the Japanese city of Osaka, nearly reaching an elevated road overnight, unseen by any witnesses. The steel ...