Allu Arjun and Atlee's upcoming sci-fi actioner AA22xA6's poster has become the talk of the town. Here's why Internet expresses anger over similarities between posters of Allu Arjun-Atlee's film ...

WWE has unveiled fresh promo posters for RAW and SmackDown, heightening anticipation for WrestleMania 41 as the company prepares to stream on Netflix. The RAW poster features CM Punk, Rhea Ripley ...

Five spent two weeks at no. 1 (David Bowie, John Denver, Glen Campbell, Bee Gees, and Eagles). Three groups spent three weeks at no. 1 (KC And The Sunshine Band, Silver Convention, and Tony ...

As Pritchard also revealed in the interview, the distinctly Eighties, 8-bit sound on “Gangsters” was created using a Mattel Bee Gees [toy] synthesizer. “I think Thom was almost shocked when ...

Also present at the MPS was former three-term MP for Nee Soon, Lee Bee Wah, who retired from politics in 2020. When asked if Lee was making a comeback to politics, Shanmugam said that the ...

BEE GEES icon Robin Gibb never got over the death ... He came to visit me when I was at art school in London and had some of my art in his car. When Robin saw it he asked to meet me.” ...

Painter and illustrator Robert E. McGinnis, who created sexy posters for the James Bond franchise as well as numerous other films, magazine illustrations and book covers, died March 10 in Old ...

“That’s like me if I was in the Bee Gees,” Travis said, to which Jason replied, “I don’t want to gloss over that the Bee Gees is such a good f----- reference. You look just like that one ...

Known for hits like: Covers of Bee Gees’ songs like, “Stayin’ Alive,” “How Deep is Your Love,” “You Should be Dancing,” “To Love Somebody” and “More Than a Woman.” ...

Julian Fellowes, the writer behind the new film, brings back many familiar faces from the franchise, including Michelle Dockery, who features in the first poster of the film. The poster ...

She emphasised how the melodies in both Levitating and Wiggle sounded similar to musical phrases by Wolfgang Mozart, Gioachino Rossini, Gilbert and Sullivan, and the Bee Gees, as per Rolling Stone.