UB40 founding member Ali Campbell, pictured in a 2013 concert, will return to Northland in February as part of the Kingston Calling tour. Photo / NZME Performing in Northland on the eve of Waitangi ...

Haikyu!! is one of the most popular sports anime of its generation. While fans love the original Japanese version, a large portion also enjoy the English dub. Until now, however, that version has been ...

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English reggae band UB40 stopped at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown L.A. as part of their “Relentless” tour this past Thursday. The group, which formed in and has been playing consistently since the ...

For the past several years, Tsuburaya Productions has led the charge of bringing Japanese tokusatsu entertainment global (legally). Beginning in 2020, the company has put new episodes up of its ...

Two bands — formed in the same year (1978) and in the same place (Birmingham, often referred to as England’s “second city) — raised the roof at the Palace Theatre in Albany last Thursday. Openers the ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – For nearly 50 years, UB40 has kept it swaying to songs like “Food For Thought” and “Red Red Wine.” The band, considered to be one of the world’s biggest reggae groups, is taking ...

Legendary British reggae-pop group UB40 is celebrating its 47th anniversary with a global tour and a brand-new album, and the band will be bringing the party to Wolf Trap on Aug. 31 at 8 p.m. With ...

One of the most successful and influential British reggae groups of all time, UB40 has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide with more than 50 charting singles in the UK, including their global ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover Hollywood and entertainment. The English dub of Ne Zha 2 — which is the result of indie studio A24’s partnership with ...

A weekend light on new studio tentpoles is seeing a run of indies in moderate to wide release like Ron Howard’s Eden, Relay and Honey, Don’t! with well reviewed limited debuts for Lurker and ...