Fluent half-centuries by KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja have earned India a handy first-innings lead of 175 and given them control of the opening Test against England at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. India, who have not lost a Test series at home since 2012, finished… Read More »India in control of first Test as Rahul, Jadeja knocks increase lead
The official Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer PRE-FEST—presented by Prosthetic Records and Kill Screen—on Thursday, April 11 at the Foundry (located directly upstairs at the Fillmore) has your pre-game (and pre-gaming) covered! Death metal corpse-crushers Undeath headline a special evening with support from Philly’s own aural annihilators Outer Heaven, Richmond black metal… Read More »Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer PRE-FEST Philly 2024 Tickets ON SALE NOW!
I wasn’t going to write about VCHA because… well, they’re not K-pop. They’re produced by a K-pop agency, but this marks JYP Entertainment’s first attempt to create a strictly American girl group. From the start, I’ve felt apprehensive about this project — not because of… Read More »Song Review: VCHA – Girls Of The Year
Discipline issues finally caught up with the Australian women sevens team as a third red card of the 2023-24 World Series saw them fall to a surprise defeat to Great Britain in Perth on Friday night. “We should be the Aussie sixes at the moment,”… Read More »‘We should be the Aussie sixes’: the huge problem star sevens team must fix before Paris Olympics
Russian ice-man Daniil Medvedev has stormed back from two sets down to break the heart of Alexander Zverev and book a spot in his third Australian Open final. The No.3 seed will chase his second major title on Sunday against rising Italian superstar Jannik Sinner,… Read More »Medvedev miracle! Aus Open PR nightmare avoided after ‘lucky’ world No.3 completes stunning comeback over Zverev