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Riccardo Dwyer

Dublin

Editorial Staff at Hot Press

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  • 1 week ago | hotpress.com | Riccardo Dwyer

    Netflix has announced a documentary on the killing of Irish national Jason Corbett, who was found dead at his home in North Carolina in 2015. His wife Molly and her father Tom Martens were convicted of murder in 2017. They were later charged with manslaughter after a plea deal with the Davidson County's District Attorney. They were both released from prison last June.

  • 1 week ago | hotpress.com | Riccardo Dwyer

    Music 17 Apr 25 Belters Only: “Dance music is about getting people to feel good, which is something that Ireland lacks – we’re all a bit moody over here" Belters Only. Photo: Abigail Ring. Having enjoyed a raft of hits and performed two sold-out 3Arena dates, Dublin duo Belters Only have become standard bearers for an exciting new era in Irish dance music.

  • 1 week ago | hotpress.com | Riccardo Dwyer

    Founding Doobie Brothers member Pat Simmons has told Hot Press that he's "embarrassed" for his country, amid the political turmoil in the U.S. following Donald Trump's re-election. The guitarist's comments arrive after Neil Young expressed concern over being refused entry into the US following his European tour, due to his critiques of Trump. "Absolutely," Simmons said, when asked if he was worried for artists freedom to express their views. "It's it's nothing that you would ever have contemplated.

  • 1 week ago | hotpress.com | Riccardo Dwyer

    Director Christopher Landon sits down to dissect his latest thriller, Drop, which takes the concept of a disastrous first date to new heights There are bad first dates: he shows up locked, she's banging on about her ex, everyone's glued to their phone. Then there are bad first dates. The ones where you get mysterious messages threatening your family and coercing you into murder. Such a nightmare outing is the premise of Christopher Landon's stylish new thriller, Drop.

  • 2 weeks ago | hotpress.com | Riccardo Dwyer

    As rock experimentalists Black Country, New Road return with the excellent Forever Howlong, drummer Charlie Wayne discusses creative reinvention, working with A-list producers, being humbled by Black Midi and more. Answering a video call from his bedroom, Black Country, New Road drummer Charlie Wayne is feeling “slightly weird”. He’s in limbo, caught in the timewarp between creating a new record and getting to perform it.

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