What once was the peak, is now just the beginning.
Paramount and Warner Bros. shaped over a century of culture. By combining them, we aren't rewriting history — we're equipping these iconic studios with a more powerful engine. Together, we are Skydance: a creative-first home for bold, quality storytelling.
After 19 years, Ghost Rider is finally making his return. I’m excited to see what Ryan Gosling brings to the role, but he’s got some seriously big shoes to fill after this guy.
Haven't you heard of Cat Burglar Nami?
Catch the special episode, ONE PIECE HEROINES, in its brand new English dub this October 13 on Crunchyroll!
#ONEPIECE#HEROINES
Cliff Burton had already written the bass intro to “For Whom the Bell Tolls” before joining Metallica. He had performed an early version of the riff with his pre-Metallica band, Agents of Misfortune, at a Battle of the Bands in 1981. When Burton brought the idea to Metallica, James Hetfield added the heavy guitar accents, helping turn Burton's unusual bass line into one of the band's most recognisable openings.
Recorded for Metallica's 1984 album Ride the Lightning, the song was inspired by Ernest Hemingway's novel of the same name. And the “bell” heard at the beginning isn't actually a traditional bell: at Sweet Silence Studios in Copenhagen, drummer Lars Ulrich struck a huge cast-iron anvil with a metal hammer to create the sound. The recording was combined with a bell sound from a sound-effects reel, giving the intro its distinctive metallic character. The album credits list Ulrich as playing “drums, anvil.”
いよいよ明日開催 #エヴァ 吹奏楽、東京公演!!
#Evangelion Wind Orchestra Concert, in Tokyo tomorrow!!
Concert de l'Orchestre d'Harmonie #エヴァンゲリオン demain à Tokyo !!
https://t.co/EouKW5Cu3Q
I worked on that thing. I am honestly really proud of the work me, my team, and Alex did on it! Cant wait to see you all break it down and see all the new additions and fixes!