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Cambrian News
5 days ago
- General
- Cambrian News
Rob James: Delighted to read research backs Christian family values
I am a Christian because I think the evidence that Jesus rose from the dead is compelling, and that led me to the conclusion that He knew what He was talking about when He said He could show us how to get the most out of life. But that obviously means that I must try to live His way. (Interestingly the early church was known as The Way.)
Hypebeast
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Juice WRLD's 'Legends Never Die (5 Year Anniversary Edition)' Is Out Now
Summary To commemorate the fifth anniversary ofJuice WRLD's posthumous albumLegends Never Die– which fell on Thursday, July 10 – the LP has been reissued and rereleased with two new tracks. Now totalling 26 songs in total, theLegends Never Die (5 Year Anniversary Edition)features 'The Way' withXXXTentacionand 'All Life Long.' The album's anniversary edition is fronted by a new cover art, the original photo dipped in a brighter, yellow hue. Backed by acoustic guitars, 'The Way' is an introspective and intimate offering from Juice and X, the latter of whom kicks it off, singing ' 'Do you know the way? / Time and time, again / I am lost, my friend / Getting better, I'm getting better.' 'Lost my mind, trapped in me / I don't know what's happening / I've been space-traveling / Tryna find some inner peace, inner peace,' croons Juice in response. The pair is depicted in the animated music video directed by Juice's longtime photographer Steve Cannon and animated by frequent collaborator KDC Visions. Following it up is 'All Life Long,' a solo Juice cut. Find the full new tracklist below. 1. Anxiety (Intro)2. Conversations3. Titanic4. Bad Energy5. Righteous6. Blood On My Jeans7. Smile (with The Weeknd)8. Tell Me U Luv Me (with Trippie Redd)9. Hate the Other Side (with Marshmello & The Kid Laroi)10. Get Through It (Interlude)11. Life's A Mess (with Halsey)12. Come & Go (with Marshmello)13. I Want It14. Fighting Demons15. Wishing Well16. Screw Juice17. Up Up and Away18. The Man, The Myth, The Legend (Interlude)19. Stay High20. Can't Die21. Man of the Year22. Juice WRLD Speaks from Heaven (Outro)23. The Way (feat. XXXTentacion)24. All Life Long25. In My Head26. Face 2 Face StreamLegends Never Die (5 Year Anniversary Edition)out everywhere now.
Scoop
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scoop
WILSN Brings The Sass On 'Keep Walkin''
[Wednesday 2 July, 2025] Melbourne/ Naarm-based soul powerhouse WILSN (aka Shannon Busch) today unveils a sassy, smokin'-hot, break-up anthem with her new single ' Keep Walkin ''. Following on from her previous release, irresistible bop ' The Way ', WILSN continues to cement herself as one of the most essential voices in a new generation of Australian soul singers. 'Keep Walkin'' arrives off the back of two packed-out shows last month in Melbourne and Sydney, and finds WILSN in a defiant mood - her stunning vocals taking centre stage like the soul queens of days gone by, shining over classy, timeless production. Written with long-time collaborator and producer Stephen Mowat (Tyne James-Organ, Jessica Mauboy, Matt Corby) 'Keep Walkin'' draws inspiration from the sounds of yesteryear. As with previous single 'The Way', Busch headed to NYC to help her capture a timeless sound. Enlisting an ensemble of legendary musicians from the NYC soul scene, including members of Sharon Jones and the DapKings, Thee Sacred Souls, Charles Bradley and Jalen Ngonda's bands, 'Keep Walkin'' was tracked at Hive Mind Recording in Brooklyn - a studio that specialises in the use of analogue equipment and capturing a classic soul sound. Co-produced byStephen Mowat and Billy Aukstik, the band took an old-school approach to recording, with everyone playing live in the same room, feeding off each other's energy and vibe. Originally hailing from Geelong in Victoria,WILSN moved to Melbourne to study jazz at the Victorian College of the Arts. She signed a deal with US publisher Pulse, prompting a move to America, where she spent two years working with Grammy-Award winning songwriters honing her craft, before being asked to join The Teskey Brothers on their 2020 tour of Europe and the UK, playing to sold-out crowds across the continent. Since thereleaseof her debut album, Those Days Are Over, in 2023 - a record bursting with jaw-dropping vocal performances and fusing modern soul, pop, jazz and Motown – it's been a big couple of years forWILSN. Her debut album won the AIR Award for Best Independent Soul/RnB Album or EP and was also nominated for the Australian Music Prize, she's sung alongside Jimmy Barnes and Budjerah and shared the stage with contemporary heroes like Allen Stone, she's played at Bluesfest two years in a row, and once again supported The Teskey Brothers on an extensive Australian tour. Alongside her success asWILSN, she's also been amassing praise as a songwriter, winning the 2025 Vanda and Young Global Song Competition with 'Give You Love', a song she co-wrote for Jessica Mauboy and Jason Derulo. Her most recent release, 'The Way' which marks the start of a refreshing new chapter, received support from triple j, double j and community radio locally, along with spins from BBC Radio 2 and 6Music, and playlist adds to Apple Music's Soul Revival, New In Indie and Spotify's Soul 'n' the City, Dinner Chill Music and more. If you are lucky enough to be attending RockWiz Live - Live at the Gardens in Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens, WILSN will be opening the night with her nine piece band - tickets HERE. A slice of soul-pop perfection, 'Keep Walkin'' carries on from the momentum of 'The Way' – it's bold yet melodic, empowering but vulnerable, classic and somehow still refreshingly of the moment.
South Wales Argus
21-06-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
Merthyr actor Sam Locke in Danny Boyle's 28 Years Later
Sam Locke, from Merthyr Tydfil, appears in 28 Years Later, the latest instalment in Danny Boyle's acclaimed zombie thriller series. He was sat at home with his family who gave him advice to not be disheartened if he didn't get the role. Mr Locke said: "Then, about ten minutes later, my agent called to say I'd got it, and there was a lot of excitement." The actor walked the red carpet at the film's premiere in Leicester Square on Wednesday night. Mr Locke said: "It was such a surreal experience. "There I was, standing in Leicester Square, surrounded by all these incredible people. "It was a moment I'll never forget." He credits his grandmother, Wendy, for spotting the casting call and supporting his journey into acting. She also helped him record his self-tape for the audition. Mr Locke said: "She's been there for me through everything. "She even helped me with the self-tape for 28 Years Later. "Maybe with a bit of training, she'll land a role in a future Danny Boyle film." He recently appeared alongside Michael Sheen in the TV drama The Way.
Tom's Guide
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
This underrated Steve Carell movie is one of my favorite coming-of-age comedies — and it's now on Prime Video
Steve Carell is known for big-budget comedies like "The 40 Year-Old Virgin," "Crazy, Stupid, Love." and the "Anchorman" franchise, but some of the actor's best work is in smaller-scale fare like "Little Miss Sunshine," "Dan in Real Life" and "The Way, Way Back". In particular, that latter title — which sees an against-type performance from Carell as a nightmare stepfather — is a surefire summertime charmer, complete with a fantastic ensemble full of some of Hollywood's funniest people. And, best of all, it's currently available to stream on Prime Video. Amazon's streaming service is stocked with great titles across all genres, including crowd-pleasing comedies, and "The Way, Way Back" is certainly no exception. The coming-of-age story serves up humor and heart in equal turns, and will instantly transport you back to those long, sunny days of youthful, no-school summer. Here's why you should add the sweet teen comedy to your Prime Video watch list. Written and directed by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash in their directorial debuts, 2013's "The Way, Way Back" centers on Duncan (Liam James), an introverted 14-year-old on summer vacation in a New England beach town with his mother Pam (Toni Collete), her overbearing boyfriend Trent (Steve Carell) and Trent's daughter Steph (Zoe Levin). Trent is quite hard on Duncan — the older man tells the teen to rate himself on a scale of one to ten and harshly dubs him a three — and, even worse, he's caught by the boy cheating on Pam with a friend's wife (Amanda Peet). To escape the messiness of it all, Duncan finds solace at the rundown local water park, Water Wizz, where he encounters a merry band of colorful employees (played by Maya Rudolph, Jim Rash and Nat Faxon, among others), all led by wisecracking but compassionate park manager Owen (Sam Rockwell). Though Duncan's family is none the wiser about where he's spending his summer days, the teen is hired by Owen for odd jobs around the park and soon the wallflower opens up, even catching the attention of Susanna (AnnaSophia Robb), the pretty daughter of his neighbor Betty (a scene-stealing Allison Janney). There's a sweet nostalgia that permeates "The Way, Way Back" — fittingly, the title refers to sitting in the third row of seats in old-school station wagons — and a youthful relatability to Duncan's story. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. And along with a believably villainous turn from usual good-guy Steve Carell, the unexpected buddy duo of Sam Rockwell and Liam James is an especially delightful attribute. Both actors received Critics' Choice nominations for their performances, as did the comedy film as a whole. Rockwell's warm and witty screen work, in particular, was lauded by critics: David Gritten at The Daily Telegraph wrote: "Rockwell seizes on this role and milks it for all it's worth." And for The Guardian, Catherine Shoard also showed love to Carell and Collette: "There's some terrific performances – particularly from Collette, putting flesh on some quite bare bones, and Carell, a wholly plausible, half-sympathetic overgrown jock with a bullying charm." On Rotten Tomatoes, where the movie has an 83% approval rating, critical consensus reads: "Despite its familiar themes, 'The Way Way Back' makes use of its talented cast, finely tuned script, and an abundance of charm to deliver a funny and satisfying coming-of-age story." Watch "The Way, Way Back" on Prime Video now
