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Dalton Patterson "Dpatt" One of sports betting’s biggest voices breaks down the Seahawks-Patriots matchup, reveals his biggest mistake to avoid, and shares the discipline that turned a college DB into a half-million-follower handicapping powerhouse. The Super Bowl LX matchup pits the Seattle Seahawks against the New England Patriots on February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine  Hip-hop pioneer Dr. Yolanda “Yo-Yo” Whitaker—the Grammy-nominated rapper, actress, educator, and philanthropist known for her fearless contributions to the genre—has added a delicious new chapter to her multifaceted career. In her cooking series Downright Delicious with Yo-Yo, airing on AspireTV, she trades the mic for the spatula,

In a candid and heartfelt conversation with AMFM Magazine’s Paul Salfen, renowned pastor, author, and teacher Dr. Tony Evans opens up about his new venture, The Unbound Podcast. The show promises to bridge the gap between timeless scriptural truth and the real-world challenges people face today—whether in family, politics, entertainment, race, gender, nature, or grief.

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine Matthew and Gunnar Nelson have spent decades fielding the same question: What happened to the hair? The identical twins—seventh-generation entertainers, grandsons of TV icons Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, twin sons of Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Ricky Nelson—exploded onto the scene in 1990 as NELSON, their

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine In the pantheon of modern film composers, few have navigated the treacherous waters—or, in this case, the fiery ashes—of blockbuster storytelling quite like Simon Franglen. The English maestro, whose resume reads like a greatest-hits compilation of pop culture milestones, has long been the secret weapon behind some of

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine Berlin-based electronic musician Kangding Ray (David Letellier) has built a singular career bridging experimental sounds and club-driven techno. From his early releases on the legendary German imprint Raster-Noton to his more recent dancefloor-oriented output, Kangding Ray has navigated the unexplored territories between experimental music and dance music.

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson | AMFM Magazine | December 2025 In a franchise-defining twist, Predator: Badlands flips the script: for the first time, a Yautja—here, a young outcast named Dek—is the hero we root for. Directed by Dan Trachtenberg (Prey), the film plunges viewers into a hostile alien world filled with deadly flora, savage

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson, AMFM Magazine Dallas has just become the ultimate playground for Netflix fans. On December 11, 2025, Netflix House officially opened its doors at Galleria Dallas, marking the second permanent location of this groundbreaking entertainment venue after the debut in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, last month. Spanning over 100,000 square feet,

By Paul Salfen | AMFM Magazine In a television landscape full of reboots and franchises, Vince Gilligan’s latest series PLURIBUS has arrived like a lightning bolt: a completely original show with the bonkers high-concept premise that the most miserable person on Earth is the only one who can save humanity from a forced, dystopian version

An Exclusive AMFM Magazine Interview with Paul Salfen When Hildur Guðnadóttir’s name appears in a film’s credits, audiences brace themselves for something extraordinary. The Oscar, Grammy, and Emmy-winning Icelandic composer (Chernobyl, Joker, Tár) has once again delivered a score that feels inseparable from the screen with Nia DaCosta’s bold 2025 reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda