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Jeff Goldblum Lights Up The Late Hours On New Album ‘Night Blooms’

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Jeff Goldblum Lights Up The Late Hours On New Album ‘Night Blooms’

The piano man is back behind the keys after dark. Jeff Goldblum just released ‘Night Blooms,’ the companion album to 2025’s top 10 and jazz number 1 record ‘Still Blooming,’ out now on Universal’s recently relaunched Fontana label. His longtime band The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra joins him throughout.

The record lands hot on the heels of Goldblum’s second turn as the Wizard in ‘Wicked: For Good.’ Starring in a major screen musical deepened his lifelong love of playing piano and singing, helping turn a 30-year passion project into a thriving parallel career.

‘Night Blooms’ builds on the musical bonds Goldblum formed on the Wicked set, including with co-star Cynthia Erivo, while opening new relationships with singing sensation Charlie Puth, British artist dodie and jazz legend Melody Gardot. The album offers dazzling new takes on beloved standards from Hollywood’s golden era, all carried by Goldblum’s loveable vocals and versatile, seasoned piano playing.

The first single “Misty” features Gardot. Erroll Garner’s classic gets reimagined as a funky jazz boogaloo with a new arrangement by bassist Alex Frank and organist Joe Bagg, and Gardot’s urbane vocal adds a fresh layer of sophistication to the famous opening line.

The collaborations keep delighting. Cynthia Erivo duets playfully with Goldblum on “If I Only Had A Brain,” Haley Reinhart takes a pop detour through songs by Taylor Swift and Loreen, dodie reinvents the standard “Mean To Me,” and Charlie Puth layers complex 5-part harmonies onto the Rodgers and Hart classic “Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered.” The album closes with a treat, four songs from ‘Still Blooming’ including Scarlett Johansson’s version of “The Best Is Yet To Come,” now reshaped into intimate late-night versions that conjure a jazz club in the small hours.

These performances sparkle with warmth, wit and real musicianship, the sound of a band at its most playful and adventurous yet.

The Night Blooms World Tour is well underway, carrying Goldblum and the band to iconic international venues. The run includes one-night-only performances alongside The Metropolitan Orchestra, conducted by Sarah-Grace Williams, at the Sydney Opera House, and with a 50-plus-piece orchestra at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Added UK dates brought the show to packed venues in Wolverhampton, Glasgow and Manchester.

2026 World Tour Dates:

April 24, Melbourne, AUS, Palais Theatre

April 28, Perth, AUS, Riverside Theatre

April 30, Brisbane, AUS, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

May 2, Adelaide, AUS, Festival Theatre

May 5, Sydney, AUS, Sydney Opera House

May 28, Wolverhampton, UK, UW At The Halls

May 30, Dublin, IRE, Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

June 1, Glasgow, UK, Theatre Royal

June 3, Manchester, UK, Palace Theatre

June 30, London, UK, Royal Albert Hall

July 2, Madrid, ES, Venue TBA

July 5, Barcelona, ES, Auditori Fòrum CCIB

July 7, Antwerp, BE, Queen Elizabeth Hall

July 9, Paris, FR, Salle Pleyel

Tracklisting:

“Misty” feat. Melody Gardot

“Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered” feat. Charlie Puth

“If I Only Had A Brain” feat. Cynthia Erivo

“Over The Rainbow” feat. Jeff Goldblum

“Mean To Me” feat. dodie

“As Time Goes By” feat. Jeff Goldblum

“Tattoo” feat. Haley Reinhart

“Lover” feat. Haley Reinhart

“We’ll Meet Again” [Late Night Session] feat. Cynthia Erivo

“I Don’t Know Why (I Just Do)” [Late Night Session] feat. Ariana Grande

“Stella By Starlight” [Late Night Session] feat. Maiya Sykes

“The Best Is Yet To Come” [Late Night Session] feat. Scarlett Johansson

Niall Horan Throws Open The Doors On New Album ‘Dinner Party’

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Niall Horan Throws Open The Doors On New Album ‘Dinner Party’

The table is set and everyone’s invited. Chart-topping global superstar Niall Horan released his fourth solo studio album ‘Dinner Party’ today via Capitol Records, a cinematic and organic record full of songs that play like memories being gently formed. Writing in The Rolling Stone Interview with Niall Horan, Larisha Paul called the album a celebration of life and love. You can listen now here.

Horan’s longtime collaborators Julian Bunetta and John Ryan served as executive producers. His other creative partners and co-writers included Afterhrs, Amy Allen, Ian Franzino, Andrew Haas, Steph Jones, Rocky Block and Joel Little.

The songs are already drawing warm notices. Clash described the title track as lush guitar effervescence wrapped in dulcet, 90s-tinged production, comparing it to a lost Crowded House track that gives Horan room to dial into the thrill of connection. GQ praised “Little More Time” as an anthem for any 30-something staring down midlife, with Horan stretching each melody like it’s stuck in honey and begging for one more song like a reveler facing last call at his favorite karaoke bar.

There’s plenty of television ahead. Horan appears as a talk guest and performs on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Wednesday, June 10, then takes the stage at New York City’s Rockefeller Center on Friday, June 12 as part of the Citi Concert Series on “TODAY.” His recent visit to “Later… with Jools Holland” is up now.

Horan’s path runs deep. He first rose to fame in One Direction before building a powerhouse solo career, selling more than 90 million records worldwide. His Platinum-certified debut ‘Flicker’ carried the triple-Platinum hit “Slow Hands,” and he followed with ‘Heartbreak Weather’ and ‘The Show,’ both of which topped Billboard’s Top Album Sales Chart and the U.K.’s Official Albums Chart, plus ‘The Show: Encore.’ His 2024 global trek “THE SHOW” Live On Tour packed arenas across multiple continents and sold over 1.2 million tickets worldwide.

These songs glow with melodic ease and grown-up charm, the work of a singer fully comfortable in his own voice.

Niall Horan Dinner Party Live On Tour kicks off September 22, 2026 in Birmingham, England at Utilita Arena Birmingham, produced by Live Nation. The North American leg begins March 17, 2027 in St. Paul at Grand Casino Arena and runs through arenas including Barclays Center in Brooklyn on April 4 and The Kia Forum in Los Angeles on May 22, wrapping May 29 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. Tickets are on sale now at livenation.com, with VIP packages available at vipnation.com.

Track Listing:

“Tastes So Good”

“Dinner Party”

“Monochromatic”

“She Gets It from Her Mother”

“Better Man”

“Little More Time”

“Flowers”

“Boys Are Fun”

“Fighting Over Nothing”

“Pretty”

“Die If I Don’t”

“End of an Era”

Tetris Marks World Tetris Day With New Games, Global Events, And Award-Winning Wins

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Tetris Marks World Tetris Day With New Games, Global Events, And Award-Winning Wins

520 million copies. Over 50 platforms. More than 40 years of falling blocks. Tetris arrives at World Tetris Day on June 6 as one of the most widely distributed video game franchises in history, and The Tetris Company is marking the occasion with a global wave of new games, fan events and partnerships.

“What makes Tetris so remarkable is its ability to bring people together through a shared experience that transcends generations and cultures,” said Maya Rogers, CEO of The Tetris Company. “It’s incredible to see how the brand continues to evolve through new experiences, technologies, and partnerships while remaining true to the gameplay that has resonated with players for decades. As we celebrate World Tetris Day, we’re grateful for the passionate community that continues to embrace Tetris in new and unexpected ways around the world.”

Several partners have lined up celebrations. Mobile developer PLAYSTUDIOS is launching a retro-inspired Time Travel Album event in Tetris Block Party, with themed gameplay, exclusive content, and a tournament offering real prizes like a home theater set and AirPods Max. The official Tetris app is running its own special challenge that converts gameplay into real-world rainforest protection through a partnership with Dots.eco.

Competitive play keeps growing too. The fan-led 2026 Classic Tetris World Championship, now in its 17th year, runs June 5 through 7 in Pasadena as part of the SoCal Gaming Expo, with three days of competition before a live audience and thousands of online viewers. Maya Rogers attends on June 6 to celebrate alongside the players, and the event also hosts a TETRIS THE GRAND MASTER 4 -ABSOLUTE EYE- tournament.

Fans can also stream ‘Blue Scuti: Tetris Crasher’ on Amazon Prime Video. Produced by Legendary Entertainment, the documentary follows Willis “Blue Scuti” Gibson, the first person ever to crash the original NES version of Tetris, one of the most celebrated moments in video game history.

The brand keeps spilling into the real world. Bubble tea giant Gong cha just launched EnerTeas, a line of energy drinks created with The Tetris Company, along with three limited-edition Tetrimino-shaped straw toppers available at US locations through June 19. Enhance, the team behind Tetris Effect: Connected, debuted a redesigned digital home at TetrisEffect.game, with new community and music pages for its award-winning soundtrack.

There are fresh ways to play, too. Arika’s TETRIS THE GRAND MASTER 4 -ABSOLUTE EYE- landed on Nintendo Switch this week, and Nintendo added the rare V-TETRIS and 3-D TETRIS to its Virtual Boy library for Switch Online members. Earlier this year Tetris reached AirConsole, letting Škoda drivers and passengers across Europe play through their vehicle infotainment systems, and it expanded into spatial computing via Retrocade by Resolution Games on Apple Vision Pro.

The recognition keeps coming. Tetris was named Best Interactive or Digital Brand at the Licensing International Excellence Awards for a second consecutive year, and its sustainability collaboration with La Poste Groupe earned honors in three categories at The One Show. That campaign packed delivery trucks more efficiently, tripling capacity and cutting 15,000 tons of CO₂ per year.

Dexter Wansel, Philadelphia International Architect Whose “Theme from The Planets” Helped Build Hip-Hop, Dies at 75

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Dexter Wansel, Philadelphia International Architect Whose “Theme from The Planets” Helped Build Hip-Hop, Dies at 75

Dexter Wansel, the Philadelphia keyboardist, producer, arranger and synthesist whose work helped define the sound of Philadelphia International Records and laid one of hip-hop’s foundational beats, died on May 31, 2026 at the age of 75.

Born in Philadelphia on August 22, 1950, Wansel started out as an errand boy backstage at the city’s Uptown Theater, running between dressing rooms for his step-uncle, the legendary DJ Georgie Woods, from 1959 through 1963. The artists he met there pushed him toward music, and by high school he was performing in bands with his friend Stanley Clarke.

After an honorable discharge from the United States Army in 1970, he joined the small circle of pioneering synthesists alongside Wendy Carlos and Dick Hyman, programming the EMS VCS 3 ‘Putney’ and the ARP 2600 for sessions at Sigma Sound Studios. He played keyboards for Instant Funk, Yellow Sunshine and MFSB before signing with Philadelphia International as an in-house songwriter, producer and arranger, where he built a lasting songwriting partnership with lyricist Cynthia Biggs and collaborated with Bunny Sigler, Kenneth Gamble and others.

In 1977 he produced Lou Rawls’s Grammy-winning album ‘Unmistakably Lou,’ and across the decade he wrote, arranged and synthesized hits for a deep roster of soul and R&B artists. His 1975 “Theme from The Planets,” with its instantly recognizable drum intro, is celebrated as one of the first foundation beats of hip-hop, later sampled by Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, J. Cole, Eric B. & Rakim and many more.

As conductor of the MFSB Orchestra, Wansel served as music director for the historic 1979 White House show commemorating the first Black Music Month, and from 1978 through 1980 he ran A&R for Philadelphia International, overseeing releases by MFSB, the Stylistics and others under Gamble and Huff. His space-funk landmark ‘Life on Mars’ reached a young Jay Kay of Jamiroquai, who credited the record with sparking his love of jazz and funk.

In 1981 Wansel wrote and arranged “Nights Over Egypt” for the Jones Girls, and he kept creating across the decades, signing a new deal with Digital Jukebox Records in 2021 and publishing a novel, ‘Shortwave,’ in 2011. He was the father of Grammy-nominated producer Pop Wansel and the brother of author Teri Woods. This June, a live tribute to ‘Life on Mars’ will be held as part of “Blacktronika: Philadelphia Now and Then,” curated by King Britt.

Tech N9ne Resurrects ‘Anghellic’ For Its 25th Anniversary

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Tech N9ne Resurrects ‘Anghellic’ For Its 25th Anniversary

25 years ago, a singular voice came roaring out of Kansas City. Tech N9ne released his third album and proper national debut ‘Anghellic’ on August 28, 2001, a dark, cinematic, technically ferocious and deeply personal record that helped lay the groundwork for one of hip-hop’s most successful independent careers.

Now he’s revisiting that pivotal chapter. ‘Anghellic: The Resurrection (25th Anniversary Remaster)’ arrives August 28, 2026 via Strange Music, exactly 25 years to the day after the original. Tech personally oversaw the remixing and remastering of the original recordings alongside engineer Ben “Bengineer” Cybulsky, bringing fresh dimension to the album while preserving the uncompromising vision that made it a fan favorite. Order it here.

The record sits at the heart of the Tech N9ne mythology. Its descent through Hell, Purgatory and Heaven turned a deeply personal inner conflict into a fully realized world, pairing rapid-fire precision and theatrical darkness with vulnerability, melody and an unmistakable Kansas City identity. The album cracked the top 60 of the Billboard 200 and reached number 50 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

The sprawling 22-track project delivered enduring fan favorites including “Einstein,” “Psycho Bitch,” “Sinister Tech” and “This Ring.” The haunting “Psycho Messages” and “Psycho Bitch” weave in John Carpenter’s iconic Halloween theme, while “Einstein” became a live staple and a showcase for the complex, high-velocity delivery that turned into one of Tech’s signatures. XXL later named “Psycho Bitch,” “Sinister Tech” and “This Ring” among the 30 most essential Tech N9ne songs.

The remaster still hits with the same theatrical force that made it a cult classic, sharpened now for a new generation of listeners.

The anniversary release comes in multiple limited-edition physical configurations, including the God Complex Package, It’s Alive Package and Stamina Package, plus a variant-color vinyl edition and a CD edition.

Tech recently wrapped the Strange Wid’ It Tour, his co-headlining North American run with E-40. This summer he returns to his hometown stage for four appearances at the FIFA Fan Festival Kansas City, with full performances on June 12 and July 11 and short sets on June 19 and June 25.

French Pop Craftsman Sylvain Zebo Returns With Dreamlike New Single “Test”

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French Pop Craftsman Sylvain Zebo Returns With Dreamlike New Single “Test”

A guitar riff cracked the whole thing open. French singer-songwriter Sylvain Zebo returns with his atmospheric new single “Test,” a sophisticated track that merges French pop and pop rock with introspective lyricism and cinematic textures.

Critics have placed him in the company of French icons like Alain Bashung, Marc Lavoine and Etienne Daho. “Test” showcases his signature fusion of poetic songwriting, emotional nuance and refined production, built around shimmering synths and a hypnotic chorus guitar riff.

The song came together organically. “I composed the synth parts with the piano, but it was when I found the guitar riff for the chorus that everything became fluid and ethereal,” Zebo explains. “The lyrics were added later, reflecting on the ups and downs of life, passions, feelings, and love, along with our often dehumanized experiences.”

He self-produced the single entirely, serving as producer, songwriter, arranger and sound engineer. The result feels both intimate and expansive, elegant and emotionally resonant, a song that glows with melody and quiet sophistication.

Zebo’s roots run wide. Martinican by heritage, he was born in Madagascar and grew up in Lescar near Pau in the south of France. He fell for guitar under the spell of Neil Young and Georges Brassens, then played in rock and blues bands while shaping his own voice.

After moving to Paris, he committed fully to music, studying singing and piano while performing live with guitar and vocals. He recorded his debut album ‘Consacre Moi’ near Cincinnati in 2010 with acclaimed American musicians, financed through the fan-supported platform Sellaband.

He has kept evolving while holding onto full creative independence. His albums ‘Masque,’ ‘Longitudinal,’ ‘Fortunes’ and ‘Enveloppe’ have explored acoustic songwriting, sophisticated pop textures and emotionally charged atmospheres. Since 2018 he has performed regularly in Montreal alongside renowned Canadian musicians.

Video: Bon Jovi Light Up Rock In Rio With A Nearly Two-Hour Stadium Triumph In 2019

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Video: Bon Jovi Light Up Rock In Rio With A Nearly Two-Hour Stadium Triumph In 2019

Picture the Parque Olímpico packed wall to wall under the Brazilian sky. Bon Jovi headlined the main stage at the iconic Rock in Rio festival on September 29, 2019, arriving as part of their ‘This House Is Not For Sale Tour’ and unleashing their full arsenal of anthems on a massive, adoring crowd. The band built the energy gradually, opening with the title track from their then-recent album and weaving classics like “Born to Be My Baby” and “Lost Highway” through the set, rewarding longtime fans with deeper cuts, a soulful “Bed of Roses,” and David Bryan stepping up to sing lead on “In These Arms.” Frontman Jon Bon Jovi commanded the stage with the easy charisma of a man who has played the world’s biggest rooms, connecting with the vast audience across nearly two hours. The finale brought the fireworks, a run of “It’s My Life,” “Wanted Dead or Alive” and “Bad Medicine,” before the encore turned the whole park into one giant singalong with “Always” and the timeless “Livin’ on a Prayer.” The night proved once more why Bon Jovi remains one of rock’s most enduring and beloved live acts.

Multi-Platinum Hitmaker Tinashe Ushers In Bold New Era With Infectious Dance Single “Too Easy”

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Multi-Platinum Hitmaker Tinashe Ushers In Bold New Era With Infectious Dance Single “Too Easy”

A massive new chapter has officially arrived for one of the most compelling disruptors in modern pop. Multi-platinum singer, songwriter, and producer Tinashe just unleashed her highly anticipated new single, “Too Easy”, across all global platforms. The track marks her first official solo offering following an absolute juggernaut run of back-to-back chart victories. It’s a confident, high-octane announcement that immediately sets the tone for her next musical evolution, proving that her creative momentum isn’t slowing down for anyone. Listen here.

The newly minted track perfectly showcases her incredibly dynamic, cross-genre sound. Co-produced by the brilliant duo of kimj and Zack Sekoff, “Too Easy” matches Tinashe’s playful vocal delivery with a bed of completely addictive electronic dance beats. She effortlessly glides over the production, singing nonchalantly about the realities of her global fame. The sleek composition acts as an absolute sonic powerhouse, offering an immediate shot of pure adrenaline that commands listeners to move.

The vision for this record first ignited during a history-making performance earlier this spring. Tinashe originally teased the unreleased material during a massive, record-breaking DJ set at the Do LaB at Coachella, sending shockwaves through the festival crowd and instantly setting the internet ablaze. That initial live energy translates beautifully into the studio version, capturing a raw club-ready vibe that completely commands your full attention from the very first beat.

This release follows a historic wave of industry dominance fueled by her seventh studio masterpiece, ‘Quantum Baby’. That acclaimed body of work generated the viral global phenomenon “Nasty”, which locked down title honors as the definitive song of the summer with over 500 million streams. She carried that exact energy forward into her massive collaboration with Disco Lines on “No Broke Boys”, a track that went absolutely nuclear on TikTok, amassed over 1 billion worldwide streams, and conquered Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart.

The industry recognition behind her recent work has been nothing short of spectacular. Her collaborative dance anthems earned a prestigious nomination for International Song of the Year at the BRIT Awards, alongside a nod for Social Song of the Year at the 2026 American Music Awards. She officially walked away with the trophy for Dance Song of the Year at the 2026 iHeart Radio Music Awards, cementing her status as an absolute powerhouse at the intersection of electronic music and elite pop.

With a massive foundational catalog stretching back to her 2014 breakout debut ‘Aquarius’, Tinashe continues to operate as an entirely independent force who writes, produces, mixes, and creative directs her own destiny. She’s built an untouchable global community of over 13 million social media followers and racked up over 5.5 billion all-time streams through pure artistic innovation. This magnificent new single serves as definitive proof that she’s operating at the absolute peak of her powers.

Docuseries Creators The Process Unveil Tech Secrets In “How the World Cup Ball Is Made”

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Docuseries Creators The Process Unveil Tech Secrets In “How the World Cup Ball Is Made”

A fascinating new deep-dive into sports engineering just dropped on the digital landscape. The popular digital creators over at The Process have officially unveiled their latest compelling episode, “How the World Cup Ball Is Made — The $170 Ball With a Chip Inside”. This stunning release serves as a centerpiece for their acclaimed ‘Material Stories’ series. It’s a massive moment for tech enthusiasts and sports fans alike, pulling back the curtain on the advanced engineering shaping global entertainment.

The brilliantly produced episode uncovers the hidden high-tech architecture built directly into the official 2026 tournament gear. This isn’t just a standard piece of athletic equipment anymore. It features an integrated internal sensor that meticulously tracks high-speed movement hundreds of times per second. This cutting-edge hardware feeds data directly into complex AI judge systems to instantly streamline critical offside calls and deflections. It’s an incredible look at how automated data is revolutionizing the global playing field.

You’ll journey straight onto the bustling factory floors where global production actually happens. The documentary highlights the historic city of Sialkot, Pakistan, a global manufacturing powerhouse responsible for creating the vast majority of the world’s soccer supplies. It maps out the rigorous physical construction and meticulous assembly lines required to bring these advanced sporting goods to life. The narrative captures the immense scale of global industrial craftsmanship with absolute precision.

It’s a story that details how corporate innovator Adidas pioneered a massive shift away from traditional hand-stitched panels toward modern thermal bonding techniques. This specific manufacturing evolution drastically alters how the equipment interacts with the elements during high-stakes matches. The presentation beautifully showcases how even slight reductions in panel counts completely change aerodynamic flight paths.

Anthony Head, The Beloved Giles Of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” And A Singer At Heart, Dies At 72

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Anthony Head, The Beloved Giles Of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” And A Singer At Heart, Dies At 72

Anthony Head, the English actor and singer who became a cult hero as Rupert Giles, the tweedy, secretly rock-and-roll Watcher of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” has died at 72. His death, from complications of pneumonia, was announced on 5 June 2026.

Born Anthony Stewart Head in Camden Town, London on 20 February 1954, he came from a creative family. His father was documentary filmmaker Seafield Head, a founder of Verity Films, his mother was actress Helen Shingler, and his older brother is actor and singer Murray Head. Both brothers would play Freddie Trumper in the musical ‘Chess’ at London’s Prince Edward Theatre, Murray in the original 1986 cast and Anthony in the final cast in 1989. He trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, and traced his calling back to playing the Emperor in a childhood production of ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes’, when he decided this was what he wanted to do.

Theatre and music ran through everything he did. He cut his teeth in ‘Godspell’ in the late 1970s, sang backing vocals for Red Box, and turned the role of Frank N. Furter in ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ into a signature, releasing his rendition of “Sweet Transvestite” as a single in 1991. British audiences first knew his face, and that distinctive baritone, from the long-running Gold Blend coffee commercials opposite Sharon Maughan, a will-they-won’t-they romance that played out across screens from 1987 to 1993.

Then came Sunnydale. In 1997 he took on Rupert Giles in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” the librarian and mentor whose buttoned-up exterior hid a sharp wit and a buried past, and the role made him a fixture of a show that defined a generation of television. He appeared across 121 episodes and returned for the celebrated musical episode “Once More, with Feeling,” which showcased the voice that had always been central to who he was. He reprised Giles decades later in the Audible series ‘Slayers: A Buffyverse Story’ in 2023.

His range kept widening. He played the Prime Minister in “Little Britain,” King Uther Pendragon across five seasons of “Merlin,” and a string of roles in “Doctor Who,” “Warehouse 13,” “Dominion,” and “The Split.” On radio he was Herc Shipwright in the beloved “Cabin Pressure” and a gleeful villain in “Bleak Expectations.” Director Darren Lynn Bousman, having seen the “Buffy” musical, built the rock opera ‘Repo! The Genetic Opera’ around him in 2008. Later still, he found a whole new audience as scheming Richmond owner Rupert Mannion in “Ted Lasso,” earning a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination with the ensemble for the show’s final season.

Head lived in Bath, Somerset, with homes in Surrey and Northumberland. His partner of more than four decades, animal-welfare advocate Sarah Fisher, died in December 2025. He is survived by their two daughters, actresses Emily and Daisy Head.

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Eric Alper is a 6-time nominee for Publicist of the Year during Canadian Music Week and has overseen the publicity campaigns for over 183 JUNO Award-nominated albums (and 16 in 2025), 45 Grammy-nominated albums, including 47 JUNO Award, 58 Canadian Folk Music Award, 126 Maple Blues Award-winning albums and is also truly honoured to work with some of the biggest and most important artists of our time.

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