On the evening of July 5, 1976, the Ramones headlined their first concert on British soil. Gathered that night at Dingwalls, ...

Workers and volunteers hand out food to people at La Colaborativa's food pantry in Chelsea, Massachusetts, on Nov 15. The pantry assists thousands in need every week in the area. JOSEPH PREZIOSO/AFP ...

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The fountain of youth isn’t in Florida, it’s in Seattle, and it’s filled with comic books instead of water. Golden Age ...

Republican men, in contrast, are more likely to say Trump could beat them up—just further proof of the MAGA reality-distortion field the president has created.

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"Life just comes at you sometimes," Mike Ness says of the 15 years between Social Distortion albums. (Dania Maxwell / For The Times) There are luxuries Mike Ness is willing to pay for, and there are ...

“I write reflectively and autobiographically,” Mike Ness says. “‘Born to Kill,’ the song, could be our mission statement of the band and the band’s career.” Born to Kill is Social Distortions‘ first ...

Social Distortion appeared as the musical guest on May 8, 2026 on the late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live. The band performed their song “Born to Kill” off their album of the same name which came ...

Social media users highlighted President Trump's unsteady gait as he departed from journalists, heading toward Marine One for a journey to an LIV Golf Dinner in Sterling, Virginia. "*zigzags away," ...

"I wasn't sure about anything a couple of years ago, even if I was going to be able to sing again." "I felt like I was singing like there was tomorrow," Ness told Loudwire Nights' Chuck Armstrong ...