Lady Gaga just performed two massive shows in Mexico – her first in the country in 13 years – to kickstart her highly anticipated MAYHEM Ball tour. The sold-out shows took place at the Estadio ...

Common, a new privacy-first DeFi platform built on Aleph Zero’s infrastructure, today announced the launch of its web app, in collaboration with the partner responsible for the operation of Common ...

Common is a new privacy-first DeFi platform built on Aleph Zero's infrastructure. The Common Web App works with many popular wallets, such as MetaMask, Ledger, etc. As a non-custodial and ...

The film features several songs, most of which have been written by French DJ and music producer Gesaffelstein. On the other hand, the background score has been created by Aria Prayogi. Here are the ...

Namibia's President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has sacked the country's Agriculture Minister Mac-Albert Hengari. "By virtue of the powers vested in the President by Article 32(6) of the Constitution ...

Lady Gaga completed two sold-out stadium shows in Mexico City last night at Estadio GNP Seguros. The shows follow her recent headline sets at Coachella and they kick off a series of international ...

The action mastermind behind "The Raid" films dives deep into his latest jaw-dropping fight sequences featuring Tom Hardy.

Gesaffelstein’s Aleph blares in the background, its industrial beat syncing with the chaos on screen. Aria Prayogi’s dark score adds some texture, but the action remains chaotic and ...

Expect everything from Cantonese hip hop to Bing Crosby yuletide classics to some back-to-back club bangers from cool-kid French DJ, Gesaffelstein. There’s even a deep cut John Woo aural Easter ...

All these songs are usually an emotional leaping-off point for an emotion that I want to explore in a scene. It was fun to hear Gesaffelstein’s “Opr.” I know a lot of people may associate that song ...

while Gesaffelstein thunders on the soundtrack. That would have been a “cool” music choice 12 years ago, when his “Aleph” album dropped, but playing three tracks back-to-back-to-back ...