Anya Wassenberg

Bassett – Ghost Hwy

Bassett is a duo made up of multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter Josh Bassett, and bassist Tak Ozaki. Josh brings along a background in orchestral percussion and jazz guitar along with years spent as a session player in L.A. A native of Kobe, Japan, Tak spent some time in Ireland and toured Europe with another band before crossing paths with Josh in Los Angeles. The two connected and discovered their shared musical tastes playing in L.A.’s live music circuit. They’ve spent pretty much all of the last few years touring throughout the United States. Fun fact: They’ve always made a point of checking out local cuisine. Tak’s other job is a professional chef.

15 Shocking Celebrity Secrets Exposed By Their Bodyguards

Celebrity bodyguard – at first glance, it seems like a glamorous job. You’d be jetting all over the world, staying in posh hotels and eating at upscale restaurants. You’d be taking your clients to nightclubs and media appearances, and maybe even making an appearance in a few celeb Instagrams yourself.

15 Of The Most Unexpected Marvel Crossovers

Crossovers are major and often highly anticipated events in the comic book world, but they can also be hit or miss when it comes to pleasing fans. Crossovers can be as minor as a brief appearance by one superhero in others story, or they may involve a full fledged, multi-issue story line that can alter both respective realms permanently. Marvel Comics, with its vast roster of characters and multiple universes, is prime crossover territory, and every year brings new ideas to the table.

15 MCU Easter Eggs Only True Comics Fans Would Have Spotted

Easter eggs are a cool surprise no matter when they show up – and in the Marvel Avengers franchise, that’s quite a lot. When you’re building a cinematic universe that involves several different factions, let alone multitudes of characters, their origin stories, and all the inherent details, Easter eggs can help build up some common ground between them all. A passing reference to another superhero or story line keeps fans in a state of anticipation about the next project coming down the pipe.

15 Pokémon Sun And Moon Secrets You NEED To Know About

Pokémon Sun and Moon has got to be one of the most highly anticipated video game releases of the year, and the first new game in the hugely popular franchise in two years. For the first time in the history of Pokémon, they’re trying something new rather than simply tweaking the details of the familiar storyline about battling trainers in gyms. The adventure began with the release of the demo on October 18, exactly one month before the game’s release date, where the focus is on Ash-Greninja, the Pokémon from the animated TV series, Pokémon the Series: XYZ. Pokémon series producer, director and composer, Junichi Masuda, and first-time director, Shigeru Ohmori, wanted to create something new with Sun and Moon. They’ve taken a different route to arrive at Pokémon battles. In Sun and Moon, the play is more like quests than the usual series of trainer versus trainer battles. Players battle the environment and powerful bosses called Totem Pokémon, who can call in allies and use combination attacks. It means that Sun and Moon has a lot to offer existing Pokémon fans as well as newcomers to the franchise.

Alien radio signals and the $100 million search for extraterrestrial civilization

Alien life – humankind has been searching for life beyond our own planet Earth ever since we first looked up to the stars. Researchers just published a study that says aliens may be trying to contact us, and now a new $100 million, multi-year study will focus on Tabby’s star and the intriguing anomalies that some speculate may be signs of alien technology.

Exclusive Interview: Shae Dupuy

Shae Dupuy is aiming to take on the country music scene with a view to climbing to the top, and she’s got what it takes to get there — a great voice, fresh songwriting skills, and Instagram-friendly looks don’t hurt her case either.

The 15 Most Outrageous Drug Lords

It takes a certain kind of personality to be a true drug lord. Surely, it’s all about the money and the rivers of cash that flow into the pockets of major drug kingpins every single day. Yet, it’s also about having a certain kind of outsized personality, one that combines a hyper-entrepreneurial spirit with a dictatorial edge. It’s about power, money, control, and living outside the edges of straight society. A drug lord has to be able to manage hundreds of henchmen and minions, control inventory everyone wants to steal, and a cash flow that has no paper trail, along with fighting off rival entrepreneurs that may emerge from any angle, to the death if necessary. In other words, it’s not so easy to be a drug lord.

‘Stranger Things’ S2 — the latest news and rumors

Fans can hardly wait for “Stranger Things“ season two, the follow-up to this summer’s surprise break out #Netflix hit. Series creator Matt Duffer (along with brother Ross) says that season two will be more like a sequel than a typical second season TV show,; in an interview on Moviefone, Matt Duffer said that S2 would be “a little bit different…a little bit darker.”

DC Comics ‘Injustice: Gods Among Us’ Year Five #20 ends the Batman vs. Superman story line

#Superman is a fascist and #Batman a resistance leader in the “Injustice: Gods Among Us” story line, one that came to an end in typical action packed fashion with the release of the last issue in the comic book series. Released October 19, 2016, DC Comics “Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Five #20” was written by Brian Buccellato, with illustrations by Mike S. Miller, and cover art by David Yardin.