The sheer inanity of this monster-hurricane sequel to "Category 6: Day of Destruction" should quickly defuse concerns about the propriety of airing it, given its proximity to recent events.

Weeks after they were supposed to embark on their first tour as a group that they ultimately had to cancel, heavy metal super group Category 7 recently announced the band’s live debut will finally ...

It’s an announcement that no band wants to make, let alone a supergroup of this caliber, but Category 7 publicly revealed that their March 2025 U.S. tour has been axed due to low ticket sales figures.

The majority of the “Category 7” storms are computer-generated, but some images are all too familiar. In one scene, a poncho-clad reporter appears to be blown away.

"Category 7" is a farce by accident. It's a muddle, a fiasco and a travesty, but hey, it's not the end of the world. A mighty wind, among other weather calamities, assails mankind in CBS's miniseries.

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Category 2 hurricanes have wind speeds of 96-110 mph. Storms of this intensity can cause major damage to homes, uproot large trees, and power outages that last up to weeks are generally expected.

Category 7 12 New Rock + Metal Tours Announced This Past Week Judas Priest, The Darkness and The Struts are among the acts that announced new tours this past week.

Category 7 – the new band vocalist John Bush (Armored Saint, ex-Anthrax), guitarists Mike Orlando (ex-Adrenaline Mob) and Phil Demmel (Kerry King, ex-Machine Head, ex-Vio-lence), bassist Jack ...