The State Department has issued a level two advisory to American tourists in France, including these disturbing words:  “Avoid demonstrations and areas of unrest.”   What is the State Department talking about? Protests began in France five weeks ago, Thursday September 17, in Créteil, a suburb over seven miles southeast of Paris, with student demonstrations
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Talking Heads are getting the band back together—for a new book. David Byrne, Tina Weymouth, Jerry Harrison, and Chris Frantz have announced Talking Heads: New Feeling, set to arrive on May 18. The release date also marks the 50th anniversary of the group’s debut album, Talking Heads: 77. “For this book, we pulled out handwritten
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The British TV institution Later… With Jools Holland has devoted a special episode to Fontaines D.C. The Irish band staged the performance at Alexandra Palace Theatre last week, performing songs from new album Dopamine Chamber. Watch them do “Mimesis,” “Tongue,” “You Miss Me,” and their 2024 radio hit “Favourite” below. The full, 45-minute set is
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Ben Folds’ titular Five have announced their first tour in 13 years. The trio—led by Folds, Robert Sledge, Darren Jessee—are set to rock nine suburbs cities across the South next spring, with more stops to be announced. The full slate can be found below. Folds founded the Five alongside Sledge and Jessee in 1993 in
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Chvrches are back with their first new album in six years. All The King’s Men arrives January 22 via Futures Music Group, and the band plans to tour extensively in support of it next year. Leading the LP is the single “Roses,” which Chvrches dropped last month. Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook, and Martin Doherty paused
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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter DC’s first horror movie is nearly here, and the reactions calling it “shockingly gruesome” and the “Joker meets The Substance” are absolutely correct. It’s Clayface’s scary trailer set me up for what to expect, but the movie goes even harder
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Ten years ago, a punk band walked into the wrong venue and was forced into an ultra-violent bid for survival in A24’s Green Room, writer-director Jeremy Saulnier’s visceral, nerve-shredding thriller. On October 30, Alamo Drafthouse invites audiences nationwide to revisit the ferocious siege thriller with special 10th anniversary screenings at select locations across the country.
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Fresh off the film’s premiere at the Screamfest Horror Film Festival, Deadline breaks the news this week that Bloody Disgusting’s parent company Cineverse has acquired The Night Driver. From director Jeremy Weiss, The Night Driver starsJosh Lucas, David Arquette, and Alyssa Milano, and the horror movie will be released in North America by Cineverse. Stay
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The brand new Friday the 13th prequel series “Crystal Lake” – now streaming in full on Peacock – features the screen return of several characters from the original horror classic, including Pamela Voorhees, Jason Voorhees, Officer Dorf, and original victims Barry and Claudette. But do any actors from Sean Cunningham’s horror classic appear in the
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Disney+ in Japan has unveiled the first teaser for the upcoming supernatural series Night Tales Club, and the anthology has assembled an impressive filmmaker lineup filled with J-horror greats. The teaser introduces Hojo, a businessman whose obsession with the unknown leads him to solve strange mysteries. Deadline reports that the six-part series will debut in
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There’s a reason so much horror these days is set in the past: nothing is quite as creepy as the unfamiliar and unknown. For so much of human history, we’ve worked on hunches and guesswork to explain the world around us. Out of this guesswork grew the myths we all know and love today about
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Steam is forever giving away games for free, so much so that one has to wonder how it manages to make any money. Of course, the vast majority of the time, these (very) deep discounts are a consequence of publishers excitedly celebrating an anniversary, or because they’re financing their production through other means like microtransactions.
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