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Everything I know about holograms I learned from either Star Wars or Star Trek. Princess Leia’s glitchy SOS to Obi-Wan Kenobi projected by R2D2 to a bewildered Luke Skywalker. The occasionally malfunctioning holodeck on the USS Enterprise. The acerbic Emergency Medical Hologram Mark I on Voyager. All technologies of the far future — or so we thought.

Bronco (★★★☆☆), bouncing back from a rough couple years with a newfound sense of confidence and a surprising willingness to offer a peek behind the mask.From the beginning, Peck has made a name for himself as a queer country star, dealing with decidedly queer subject matter in his videos and promotional material, headlining gay events and collaborating with a stable of A-list drag queens.Despite embracing that sense of unapologetic queerness in his career writ large, it has never felt quite as prominent in his music, where it comes off as subtle and somewhat impersonal when it does show up.Bronco is a departure here too, feeling more full-throatedly gay than his previous outings. On “Daytona Sand,” his love letter to Florida that kicks off the album, it is easy to imagine him making doe eyes when he sings, “So hit the road, big blonde/Take me home to Mississippi.”On the viscerally relatable “Blush,” he cheekily sings about the frustrations and pitfalls of loving other men.

The nostalgic and vibrant musical Dreamboats and Petticoats is back for a new, third instalment - Bringing On Back The Good Times.

Chris Willman Music WriterThe maxim “everything’s bigger in Texas” most definitely applies when it comes to having an outsized per capita concentration of brilliant songwriters. So, it’s almost surprising to realize that it took until 2005 for a Texas Heritage Songwriters Association to be formed, for the purpose of finally founding a Hall of Fame.One key figure in its origins was a beloved Texan not everyone realizes had a reputation as “a lover of the song, and a friend to songwriters”: University of Texas football coach Darrell K.

Kelly Clarkson has stunned us again!

Kelly Clarkson is channelling a Canadian icon.

David Lynch has paid tribute to the late Dean Stockwell in a new YouTube video.The actor starred in Lynch’s 1986 classic Blue Velvet as Ben, memorably singing Roy Orbison‘s ‘In Dreams’.Stockwell died at home of natural causes, it has been confirmed by a statement provided by his family to Deadline.

The Everly Brothers, has died. He was 84.Everly passed away at his home in Nashville today (August 22), a spokesperson for his family confirmed to the LA Times.

Gary Barlow has hatched one hell of a scheme for when we get back to normal.

Wythenshawe's Bingo Hall hold the fond memories of thousands who have lived on the estate.Some of the biggest names in showbiz graced the crimson carpets, back when it was a famous cabaret club, from the 1960s to the 80s.The likes of Dusty Springfield, Roy Orbison, and Tommy Cooper all headlined the Golden Garter during its heyday.And, in more recent times, the sound of live music and dancing was replaced by the calling of numbers and eager shouts of 'bingo.'What was formerly Gala, and now Buzz Bingo, provided a social lifeline for many, as the only entertainment venue in the town centre.Every week, players of all ages would meet there with friends.

It's fair to say that Ana Cristina Cash's Shine is the first full statement of a new career path for the singer.

He'll make an appearance on E Street Radio...