failure

We are officially two weeks in to the New Year.  Many resolutions were made, the same as with every other New Year.  And despite being only two weeks in to 2018, many resolutions have already failed.  I'm not sure where you stand with yours, but here's a few of the failures that I've already encountered and witnessed in 2018...

Watch Failure's trippy new video for 'Counterfeit Sky' here.

These lovely ladies are not very good at multitasking, being beautiful and thinking at the same time must be hard to do, just watch as these beauty queens fail at answering questions and looking beautiful at the same time.

Kanye West attempts to cover 'Bohemian Rhapsody', at the Glastonbury Festival in England over the weekend, because the audience petitioned to have Kanye removed from the show, was this pandering to the crowd or a slap in the face?

A 26-year-old self-proclaimed 'sugar baby' who takes advantage of older men for their money, and now she has convinced her mother to get in on the action.

Free Beer & Hot Wings are talking about isolated mics.

It was either Jean-Paul Sartre or Axl Rose who said, "Nothing lasts forever, even cold November rain," and truer words might never have been spoken (or shrilly sung).

Cult underground trio Failure have just released 'Come Crashing,' the band's first new song in 18 years! It's been an extremely long wait, but 'Come Crashing' does not disappoint. In fact, the song beautifully represents the triumph of Failure's comeback.

Tool / A Perfect Circle / Puscifer frontman Maynard James Keenan's birthday was back in April, but the prolific musician celebrated his 50th in grand fashion on May 10 and May 11. Maynard's 'Cinquanta' event was held at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and the guest of honor performed with both A Perfect Circle and Puscifer during the occasion.

These guys spent years designing constructing a gigantic yo yo in hopes of going down in the record books.  They even got help and invested interest from a big engineering firm.  At the big moment though, things do not go well.