All articles tagged with #list
Rolling Stone debuts a fan-driven countdown of the 100 best Grateful Dead songs, celebrating the band’s onstage improvisation and genre-spanning catalog—from bluesy roots and folk to psychedelic jams and late-’80s rock—featuring write-ups for each pick (the list runs from 100 Drums/Space to 51), and highlighting how the Dead’s music evolved over three decades with input from Deadheads and notable fans.
The New York Times gathered input from librarians, booksellers, editors, bookstagrammers, and crime writers to compile a 50-book list of the best thrillers published since 2000. The collection spans countries and eras, highlighting titles that became cultural moments alongside bestsellers, with Book Riot citing favorites such as Mexican Gothic (Silvia Moreno-Garcia), Bluebird, Bluebird (Attica Locke), All the Sinners Bleed (S.A. Cosby), The God of the Woods (Liz Moore), In the Woods (Tana French), My Sister, the Serial Killer (Oyinkan Braithwaite), and The Sympathizer (Viet Thanh Nguyen). The piece also mentions a reader poll for the NYT list and affiliates disclosure on linked content.
A BuzzFeed list compiles famous figures and their reported sexual histories, highlighting astronomically high body counts (e.g., Ray J, Gene Simmons, Charlie Sheen) and famous virgins (e.g., Isaac Newton, Nikola Tesla, Emily Dickinson), mixing sensational anecdotes with historical quirks across 21 entries.
A comprehensive countdown of 100 landmark rock albums from the 1960s through the late 1970s, each with brief notes on its impact and context, culminating with Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon at #1 and featuring other iconic records like Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life and Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours.
A BuzzFeed round-up gathers reader-submitted picks of US cities people say they’d never visit again, naming spots from Miami and Bakersfield to Dallas and even an entire state like Oklahoma. The collection features blunt anecdotes about traffic, crime, weather, and over-tourism, illustrating how personal experiences shape a city’s appeal and why some places become “never again” destinations.
BuzzFeed’s That Got Dark roundup compiles 11 disturbing true-crime snapshots spanning decades—from the 1981 Adam Walsh case and investigative missteps that reshaped missing-child protocols, to more recent disappearances and murders like Nancy Howery, Mountain Jane Doe, Stacey Arras, Samuel Little, and Isak Andic’s death with ongoing questions about foul play; it also covers a 2026 Cocoa dog attack, a North Sea rig incident, a MBTA escalator tragedy, a UPS engine separation crash, and Dian Fossey’s controversial anti-poaching era—offering a chilling look at how these cases unfolded and the investigations that followed.
Louder’s Fraser Lewry curates 164 must‑have Record Store Day releases for April 18, celebrating vinyl collecting and independent shops, while noting availability varies by store/region and queues, flippers, and regional limitations are to be expected.
Record Store Day 2026, set for April 18, has announced its lineup of exclusive vinyl releases for independent record stores, featuring limited editions from Pavement, Slint, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Sonic Youth, Ramones, Ozzy Osbourne and more, with Bruno Mars serving as ambassador.
The article lists 25 upcoming turn-based RPGs and strategy games set to release in 2026, including titles like Warhammer 40k Dark Heresy, Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter, and Slay the Spire 2, highlighting their features, platforms, and anticipated release dates, making it a comprehensive guide for turn-based game enthusiasts to wishlist and follow for updates.
The article is a personal ranking of the top 10 anticipated turn-based RPGs and strategy games for 2026, highlighting diverse titles like Commander: Europe at War, Liegecraft, Wild Tactics, Kriegsfront Tactics, Mars Tactics, Shadow of the Road, Critical Shift, Project Haven, MENACE, and Star Wars Zero Company, emphasizing the author's obsession with strategic gameplay and willingness to make sacrifices for these upcoming releases.
The article details the process and results of The A.V. Club's critics' poll ranking the best video games of 2025, with 'Despelote' and 'Blippo+' among the top contenders, based on votes from 16 critics. It also lists all games that received at least one vote, providing a comprehensive overview of the year's notable titles.
The US has added silver and copper to its list of critical minerals, highlighting their importance for national security and economic stability.
The article ranks the 101 best movie performances of the 21st century, highlighting diverse and compelling acting across genres, emphasizing authenticity, emotional depth, and the impact of performances regardless of awards, with insights into specific actors and roles.
In 2025, social casinos are rapidly growing, offering players the chance to win real money prizes through platforms like Crown Coins, VegasGems, WOW Vegas, High 5 Casino, and Mega Frenzy. These platforms feature diverse game libraries, user-friendly interfaces, generous bonuses, and secure payment methods, making them popular and accessible in many regions, especially in the US under sweepstakes laws. The article provides detailed reviews of the top five social casinos, their features, pros, cons, and how to join and redeem winnings.
The list provides details of the Pals in the upcoming game Palworld, including their types and base skills such as handiwork, gathering, farming, and transporting. The Pals are categorized into different elements such as neutral, grass, fire, water, electric, ice, dark, and ground, each with its unique set of skills.