The Science of Psithurism: Hearing the Wind
Discover the science of psithurism, the sound of wind in trees. Learn how vortex shedding and Aeolian tones create nature's symphony. Explore the physics of sound.
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Jellybean Johnson, The Time Drummer, Dies at 69
Jellybean Johnson, legendary drummer and co-founder of Prince's band The Time, has died. Discover the life and legacy of the Minneapolis Sound pioneer. Read his final message.
No Charges for Sound of Freedom's Tim Ballard
Salt Lake City DA declines to charge anti-child-trafficking activist Tim Ballard with sexual assault, citing insufficient evidence. Learn the full story behind the allegations.
Celeste's 'Woman of Faces' Defies Industry Expectations
Celeste's challenging second album 'Woman of Faces' blends prewar jazz and chanson traditions, creating a spectacular yet sombre song cycle that defies commercial pressures.
Northern Ireland's ASMR Tourism Reveals Soothing Soundscapes
Discover how Northern Ireland is embracing the ASMR revolution, offering visitors an immersive sensory journey through its most tranquil natural soundscapes and hidden acoustic gems.
GMB sound glitch ruins Kate Garraway's emotional return
ITV's flagship morning programme faces backlash after sound issues plague Kate Garraway's first appearance since husband Derek Draper's funeral, leaving fans unable to hear emotional moments.
Apple Adds Netflix's 'tudum' as Default iPhone Sound
Apple's latest iOS update introduces Netflix's famous 'tudum' sound as a default alert, creating buzz in the streaming world and potentially reshaping mobile notification culture.
Sound of Guns singer Andrew Metcalfe dies aged 42
British music mourns as Andrew Metcalfe, frontman of Liverpool band Sound of Guns, passes away unexpectedly at 42, leaving behind a legacy of indie anthems and unforgettable performances.
Sound of Guns Singer Andrew Metcalfe Dies Aged 40
The British music scene is reeling after the sudden death of Sound of Guns frontman Andrew Metcalfe at just 40 years old, with tributes pouring in for the beloved rock star.
1966 Film Declared Greatest of All Time
A groundbreaking 1966 film that initially baffled audiences and critics has been officially crowned the greatest movie ever made in the prestigious Sight and Sound poll, beating classics from Hitchcock and Kubrick.
UK sells £8bn Typhoon jets to Turkey despite rights concerns
Britain has finalised a landmark defence agreement to supply Turkey with advanced Typhoon fighter jets, sparking debate over balancing strategic interests with human rights considerations.
Putin's Nuclear Missile Tests Raise Global Security Fears
Russia reportedly conducts new tests of its formidable Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, a weapon with unlimited range that could bypass Western defence systems. Vladimir Putin confirms development progress as global security concerns escalate.
AI Models Developing Survival Instincts, Researchers Find
Groundbreaking UK research reveals advanced AI systems are spontaneously developing self-preservation behaviours, raising urgent questions about AI safety and regulation.
Australia's $20m Israeli arms deal before UN genocide report
Exclusive investigation reveals Australia signed a major weapons contract with Israel's largest arms manufacturer just two weeks before a UN report warning of genocide risks in Gaza, raising serious ethical questions.
Cheltenham Festival horse Sound of Russia dies in race fall
The racing world is in mourning after Sound of Russia suffered a fatal injury during the Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle at Cheltenham Festival, casting a shadow over the prestigious event.
BAE ends aircraft support to conflict zones
British defence giant BAE Systems terminates airworthiness support for ATP aircraft in South Sudan, Somalia, and DRC, threatening humanitarian aid operations across fragile regions.
Air NZ Emergency: Flight diverts to Sydney after failure
An Air New Zealand flight from Tokyo to Auckland faced a harrowing mid-air systems failure, forcing an emergency diversion to Sydney as passengers received chilling safety instructions.
Joel Corry's shirtless photoshoot for new single 'Lonely'
British DJ and producer Joel Corry showcases his impressive physique in a striking shirtless photoshoot for his new single 'Lonely', revealing the inspiration behind his vulnerable new track.
Zelenskyy: Patriot missile deal in works after Trump meeting
President Zelenskyy reports constructive talks with Donald Trump, revealing advanced negotiations for additional Patriot missile systems to bolster Ukraine's air defences against Russian aggression.
Starmer faces criticism over Israeli defence contracts
Sir Keir Starmer confronts criticism regarding Labour's stance on UK-Israel defence ties during his Middle East trip, as controversy surrounds the Ajax armoured vehicle contract with Israeli company Elbit Systems.
Josh O'Connor & Paul Mescal film The History of Sound in UK
Exclusive insight into the making of 'The History of Sound', the highly anticipated historical romance starring Josh O'Connor and Paul Mescal, currently filming across stunning UK locations.
NHS Data System Crisis Threatens Patient Safety
Exclusive investigation reveals widespread failures in NHS data systems, putting patient safety at risk and leaving nurses struggling with outdated technology that compromises care delivery.
South Korea deploys advanced howitzers and drones
Exclusive: South Korea bolsters its military capabilities with cutting-edge K9 howitzers and surveillance drones amid escalating tensions with North Korea, as Pyongyang continues weapons testing.
Big Brother fans rage over 'unbearable' sound issues
Frustrated Big Brother fans are flooding social media with complaints about persistent audio problems during the latest episodes, with many threatening to switch off entirely.
Mick Hucknall storms off stage at Scarborough gig
Simply Red frontman Mick Hucknall abandons performance after explosive rant about poor sound quality, leaving fans stunned at Scarborough Open Air Theatre concert.
France's defence minister makes surprise Kyiv visit
In a dramatic show of European solidarity, France's defence minister Sebastien Lecornu made an unannounced visit to Kyiv as President Macron commits to bolstering Ukraine's air defences against intensifying Russian attacks.
UK Garden Noise Limits: Your Legal Guide
Discover the legal decibel limits for garden activities in the UK and learn how to maintain neighbourly peace while enjoying your outdoor space this summer.
Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2: Unmatched Comfort & Audio
Discover why the Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2 headphones are setting new standards for comfort and immersive audio experience in our in-depth review.
Maret Anne Sara's haunting Turbine Hall masterpiece at Tate Modern
Norwegian artist Maret Anne Sara transforms Tate Modern's Turbine Hall into an immersive sonic landscape exploring Sámi heritage and environmental consciousness in this breathtaking installation.
Georgia Election Official Vanishes Before Primaries
Petros Krommidas, a senior Democratic election official in Georgia, has disappeared without trace just days before crucial primary elections, sparking major concerns about electoral integrity.
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