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Singer Reimagines the 964-Gen 911 Cabriolet with Turbo-Look and Hidden Fog Lights
automotive18 days ago

Singer Reimagines the 964-Gen 911 Cabriolet with Turbo-Look and Hidden Fog Lights

Singer extends its backdating program to the 911 Carrera Cabriolet, transforming a 964-generation car into a Turbo Look‑style drop-top with discreet pop-up fog lights, carbon‑fiber bodywork, and an optional rear wing. It packs a 4.0-liter flat‑six producing 420 hp paired to a six‑speed manual, four‑way electronically adjustable dampers with a nose‑lift system, carbon‑ceramic brakes, and 18-inch center‑lock wheels, plus refined interior craftsmanship and configurable materials. Production is limited to 75 Cabriolets (vs. 100 coupes), while Singer continues turbocharged projects like a 934/5‑inspired line.

Singer's Sorcerer 911: A 700+ HP Carbon-Fiber Restomod with a Manual
technology1 month ago

Singer's Sorcerer 911: A 700+ HP Carbon-Fiber Restomod with a Manual

Singer unveils the Sorcerer, a one‑off 911 restomod from its DLS Turbo division, powered by a reworked 3.8L twin‑turbo flat‑six delivering over 700 hp and 553 lb-ft, paired to a six‑speed manual driving the rear wheels, with a full carbon‑fiber body, extreme aero, bespoke interior and high‑end chassis upgrades—the debut project for DLS Turbo.

music2 months ago

R&B Singer Carl Carlton, Known for 'She's a Bad Mama Jama,' Dies at 72

Carl Carlton, renowned for his hit songs 'She's a Bad Mama Jama' and 'Everlasting Love,' has died at age 72. He was a prominent figure in funk, soul, and R&B music, with a career spanning several decades. His most famous track, 'She's a Bad Mama Jama,' remains influential and has been widely sampled. The cause of death was not disclosed, but he suffered a stroke in 2019. Carlton's legacy continues through his music and impact on the genre.

Legendary Rock Singer Mark Free Dies at 71
entertainment4 months ago

Legendary Rock Singer Mark Free Dies at 71

Marcie Free, a renowned rock-metal vocalist known for her powerful voice and influence in melodic rock, has died at 71. She was celebrated for her emotional delivery and technical range, and publicly came out as transgender in 1993, continuing her music career afterward. Her passing was confirmed by her friend and drummer Jay Schellen, though the cause of death has not been disclosed.

music7 months ago

Legendary Musician Terry Reid, Who Declined Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, Dies at 75

Terry Reid, a highly respected British musician known for nearly joining Led Zeppelin and praised by artists like Aretha Franklin and Mick Jagger, has died at 75 after battling health issues, including cancer. Despite not achieving major chart success, Reid's influence and unique voice earned him critical acclaim and admiration from peers, with a career spanning from the 1960s to the 2000s.

obituary7 months ago

Legendary 1960s Singer Connie Francis Dies at 87

Connie Francis, a renowned singer and actress known for hits like 'Where the Boys Are' and 'Who's Sorry Now?', has died at age 87. She was a highly successful artist with over 200 million records sold worldwide, but her life was marked by personal tragedies and health struggles. Her resurgence on TikTok with 'Pretty Little Baby' highlights her lasting influence. She is remembered for her powerful voice and resilience.

Rebekah Del Rio, 'Mulholland Drive' Singer, Dies at 57
entertainment8 months ago

Rebekah Del Rio, 'Mulholland Drive' Singer, Dies at 57

Rebekah Del Rio, the singer known for her role in David Lynch's 'Mulholland Drive' and her haunting performance of 'Llorando,' has died at age 57. She was celebrated for her contributions to Lynch's films and her music career, which included collaborations with notable artists. Her death was confirmed by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, with no cause disclosed. Del Rio's legacy includes her memorable film appearances and musical performances, and she was mourned by colleagues and fans alike.

Bobby Sherman, 1970s Teen Idol and Actor, Dies at 81
entertainment8 months ago

Bobby Sherman, 1970s Teen Idol and Actor, Dies at 81

Bobby Sherman, a popular 1970s singer and TV actor known for hits like 'Julie, Do Ya Love Me,' has died at age 81 after battling stage 4 kidney cancer. He was also celebrated for his later work as an EMT and LAPD trainer, demonstrating his selfless service. His wife, Brigette, shared heartfelt tributes highlighting his bravery, humor, and legacy, and he is survived by his family and fans worldwide.