Few names resonate as powerfully in rock history as Neil Young and Paul McCartney. Young, renowned for his groundbreaking work with Buffalo Springfield and his prolific solo career, and McCartney, the legendary Beatle who later fronted Wings and thrived as a solo artist, have both left indelible marks on music. When these two titans shared…
A wave of excitement is building in the music world as Netflix announces the upcoming release of a documentary centered on the iconic American rock band, 3 Doors Down. Known for their heartfelt lyrics, powerful melodies, and gritty Southern roots, the band has carved a lasting legacy in rock music since the late ’90s. The…
In an exciting development for rock music fans around the globe, Netflix has officially announced the upcoming release of a documentary focused on Seether, the iconic South African rock band. Set to hit the streaming platform in 2026, the film will trace the band’s remarkable journey from their early days in Pretoria to their international…
The publicly drawn-out saga surrounding Brandon Smith has finally come to an end, with the Sydney Roosters officially granting the injured hooker an immediate release to join bitter rivals, the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Smith, who was originally set to join Souths in 2026 on a two-year deal, will instead make the switch mid-season after passing…
Eels Junior Reps Members to Feature in City v. Country 26 members of the Parramatta Eels Junior Representatives program have been selected to feature in this year’s City v. Country fixtures. 22 players and 4 staff members have been called up to the Representative stage, capping off their impressive seasons in Junior Representative competitions. The…
Zac Lomax has been named to return from a foot injury on the wing for Parramatta but faces a fitness test on Wednesday that will have repercussions for both the Eels and NSW Blues. Coach Jason Ryles confirmed Lomax is set to play his first game since breaking a bone in his foot against his…
The Newcastle Knights have pounced on a relative free hit, signing the Canadian winner of the Las Vegas combine and hoping he bucks the trend of others who have failed to make an NRL career. Marcus D’Acre, a 194cm athlete who is set to play in the outside backs, will begin his journey playing in…