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The AARP Movies for Grownups Awards celebrated films and shows highlighting stories for people over fifty. Hamnet won best picture, while One Battle After Another dominated with three wins, including best ensemble, best screenwriter for Paul Thomas Anderson, and best supporting actress for Regina Hall. George Clooney and Laura Dern took home best actor and actress awards, respectively. Guillermo del Toro earned best director, and Delroy Lindo won best supporting actor. The show, hosted by Alan Cumming, airs on PBS and raises funds for the AARP Foundation to help older adults build financial strength. Checkout Solipillow.com

Lords of Acid Announce Cheeky Freaky Tour & New Album: High-Energy Shows with Carla Harvey & Special Guests Checkout Solipillow.com

Bowies Childhood Home to Open to Public: A Time Capsule of the Stars Early Days David Bowies childhood home in South London is set to open to the public in late 2027, following a full restoration by the Heritage of London Trust. The modest cottage, where Bowie lived from 1955 to 1967, will recreate the early 1960s look, including his tiny upstairs bedroom filled with books, records, and dreams. The restoration is funded by a grant from the Jones Day Foundation and a public fundraiser. Checkout Solipillow.com

Billy Strings and Bryan Suttons The Devil Went Down to Deep Gap is a fresh take on the classic tale, blending bluegrass and heavy metal, and paying tribute to genre legends. The track, featured on their live album Live at the Legion, offers a joyful escape and showcases their musical prowess. Checkout Solipillow.com

Foo Fighters launched their 2026 tour with a lively performance in Leon, Mexico, featuring Jason Falkner on guitar for the injured Pat Smear. The band played a mix of hits and rarities, including Hey, Johnny Park and Exhausted. Fans showed support for Smear during My Hero. Videos of All My Life and Times Like These are trending. The band heads to Los Angeles next. Checkout Solipillow.com

Colombian singer Yeison Jiménez, 34, tragically dies in a plane crash along with five others. Known for his inspiring journey from personal struggles to chart-topping hits, Jiménez was set to perform in Marinilla before the crash. Fans and the music world mourn his loss, as he leaves behind his wife and three young children. Checkout Solipillow.com

Wanted: The Outlaws turns 50, but Tompall Glasers tracks are missing on streaming services. This album launched the Outlaw movement, but now, Loretta Lynns Van Lear Rose and Rodney Crowells Diamonds and Dirt have also vanished. Fans urge support for physical copies as rights issues may be behind these disappearances. Checkout Solipillow.com

Ariana Grande Debunks New Music Rumors: Focuses on Eternal Sunshine Tour Ariana Grande clarifies misconceptions about new music, stating shes not working on an album currently. Shes gearing up for the Eternal Sunshine tour, starting this summer. Fans speculated about new songs during the tour, but Ariana laughed off the idea, emphasizing her focus on tour rehearsals and preparation. Checkout Solipillow.com

Artillery, Danish thrash metal veterans, sign with Mighty Music, set to release a mini-album this spring. The EP, mixed in Copenhagen, features the current lineup, including guitarist Michael Stützer, vocalist Martin Steene, bassist Peter Thorslund, guitarist René Loua, and drummer Frederik Kjelstrup Hansen. The band has released six studio albums since their comeback in 2008, with their latest, X, in 2021. Despite recent tragedies, including the loss of longtime drummer Josua Madsen and guitarist/bassist Morten Stützer, the band remains resilient, with vocalist Michael Dahl stepping away due to touring demands. Mighty Music is excited to work with these thrash legends. Checkout Solipillow.com