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Linkin Park’s long-awaited return has come with excitement, nostalgia, and a wave of controversy. Seven years after the tragic passing of frontman Chester Bennington, the band has made their comeback, bringing in a fresh face—rock veteran Emily Armstrong—as their new co-lead vocalist. However, the excitement surrounding the announcement was quickly met with backlash due to Armstrong's alleged ties to the Church of Scientology and past support of convicted rapist Danny Masterson. Meet Emily Armstrong: Linkin Park's New Voice Emily Armstrong is no stranger to the LA rock scene. Born in 1986, Armstrong has spent over two decades making a name for herself as the lead singer of the hard rock band Dead Sara. With a raspy, powerful voice and electrifying stage presence, she quickly caught the attention of rock legends. Courtney Love invited her to collaborate on Hole’s  Nobody’s Daughter  album, and Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl famously proclaimed, "Dead Sara should be the next b

Linkin Park is back, and they're making waves! Their latest single,  "The Emptiness Machine,"  has shot to the top of all Billboard’s rock radio charts in record time. This comeback track wasted no time climbing to No. 1, making it one of the fastest-rising hits in rock history. This week,  "The Emptiness Machine"  took the top spot on the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, marking Linkin Park’s eleventh No. 1 on that list. With this new achievement, the band now holds the ninth-most No. 1 hits in the history of the chart, and they’re closing in on Disturbed’s record of 12 top-charting songs. Shinedown still holds the record for the most No. 1 hits with 19, followed by Three Days Grace with 17. But Linkin Park’s momentum shows no sign of slowing down. This new single marks their third consecutive No. 1 hit on the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, following last year’s smash  "Lost,"  which dominated for eight weeks, and  "Friendly Fire,"  released e

Manchester United ended a turbulent week on a high note with a resounding 3-0 victory over Southampton at St. Mary's Stadium. Coming off back-to-back defeats, including a crushing 3-0 loss to Liverpool, Erik ten Hag's side desperately needed a positive result, and they delivered with an assured performance that lifted the pressure off their under-fire manager. Slow Start, but United Seize Control The first half saw Manchester United struggle to get into rhythm as Southampton made a bright start. The Saints looked sharp in possession, pressing high up the pitch and creating opportunities to unsettle United’s defense. One such moment saw Diogo Dalot concede a penalty after bringing down Tyler Dibling in the box. However, Cameron Archer’s weak penalty was easily saved by André Onana, a moment that would prove to be the turning point of the match. From that point on, United began to assert control, with Matthijs de Ligt opening the scoring in the 35th minute. Bruno Fernandes delive

  As the Premier League returns after the international break, all eyes are on the clash between Southampton and Manchester United at St. Mary’s Stadium. Both teams are under immense pressure, albeit for different reasons, and the outcome of this game could have far-reaching consequences for their respective seasons. Manchester United’s Early Struggles Manchester United’s start to the season has been anything but smooth. Erik ten Hag, in his second season at the helm, faces one of his most challenging moments yet. With two losses in the opening three games, including a humbling 3-0 defeat to bitter rivals Liverpool, the Red Devils find themselves in a precarious position. Ten Hag, who led United to an FA Cup triumph last season, is under increasing scrutiny, with questions surrounding his tactical approach, squad management, and overall vision for the club. One of the biggest issues for United has been their defensive fragility. Despite significant investment in the transfer market, in

We welcome Emily Armstrong as the new lead vocalist of Linkin Park in our earlier post . While there is some excitement about the band going forward, there is some backlash over the decision. The recent announcement of Emily Armstrong as the new lead vocalist of Linkin Park has sparked significant controversy, casting a shadow over what could have been a moment of excitement for the band’s long-anticipated return. After seven years without releasing new music following Chester Bennington’s tragic death in 2017, the band is set to launch their upcoming album   From Zero   and embark on a world tour. However, while some fans are eager to embrace this new chapter, others are grappling with strong emotions and concerns surrounding Armstrong’s addition to the group​. Chester Bennington's Son Speaks Out One of the most vocal critics of this decision has been Chester Bennington’s son, Jaime Bennington, who publicly expressed his dismay over the band’s choice to move forward with a new voc

It’s been a mixed bag for Manchester United in the opening three games of the season, with moments of promise overshadowed by frustrating errors. The team kicked off with a scrappy win, followed by a bitter defeat, and then a hammering at the hands of their fiercest rivals. What’s gone wrong, and can they still dream of competing for the Premier League title? Let’s dive into the drama! Game 1: Manchester United 1-0 Fulham   The Red Devils started their campaign at Old Trafford with a nervy 1-0 win over Fulham. You’d think a win would settle the nerves, but this one felt more like a lucky escape than a statement of intent. New boy  Joshua Zirkzee  came off the bench and netted the late winner in the 87th minute, but the game itself wasn’t much to shout about. United’s attack was sluggish, the midfield lacked creativity, and Fulham even looked more dangerous at times. Yes, three points are three points, but fans expected more flair from a team eyeing the top.   ​ Game 2: Brighton 2-1 Man