News …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Announce Album, Share New Songs: Listen “No Confidence” and “Salt in Your Eyes” are the first singles from XI: Bleed Here Now By Matthew Strauss May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, photo by Dave Creaney
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News 7 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Arcade Fire, Bad Bunny, Sharon Van Etten, and More Also stream new releases from Ibeyi, Belle and Sebastian, Otoboke Beaver, and Maria Chiara Argirò By Allison Hussey and Madison Bloom May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Arcade Fire, April 2022 (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Coachella) Facebook Twitter
News Kathleen Hanna Joins Erica Dawn Lyle and Vice Cooler for New Song “Mirrorball”: Listen Her Bikini Kill bandmate and the Raincoats member will release the track on a benefit compilation, Land Trust: Benefit for NEFOC By Quinn Moreland May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Kathleen Hanna (Jason Frank Rotherberg), Vice Cooler and Erica Dawn Lyle
News Here’s How to Support Abortion Funds on Bandcamp Friday In response to the Supreme Court’s plans to overturn Roe v. Wade, labels like Merge and Partisan will donate revenue to improve U.S. abortion access By Madison Bloom and Evan Minsker May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Pro-choice demonstrators at the Supreme Court (Bryan Dozier/Anadolu Agency
News Flying Lotus Shares New Song for Magic Johnson Docuseries: Listen The musician provided the main title theme for Apple TV+’s They Call Me Magic By Matthew Strauss May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Flying Lotus, January 2020 (Dave Simpson/Getty Images) Facebook Twitter Flying Lotus has shared the new song that he made for a new
News Arcade Fire Announce 2022 Tour Beck will support across North America, with Feist joining the European dates By Madison Bloom and Jazz Monroe May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Arcade Fire, February 2020 (Erika Goldring/Getty Images) Facebook Twitter The return of Arcade Fire continues. Following today’s release of WE, the band have announced a batch
News Watch Feist Harmonize With an Obnoxious Buzzing Sound in a Theater’s Basement Dressing Room What do you do when the electrical noise in a historic building doesn’t let up? If you’re Feist, you commemorate the moment with a weary ballad. By Evan Minsker May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Feist in 2018 (David Wolff –
News Lady Gaga Shares New Video for “Hold My Hand”: Watch From the forthcoming Tom Cruise movie Top Gun: Maverick By Eric Torres May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Lady Gaga in “Hold My Hand” (Lady Gaga/YouTube) Facebook Twitter Earlier this week, Lady Gaga released a new song called “Hold My Hand,” from the new Tom
News Post Malone Announced as Musical Guest for Selena Gomez–Hosted SNL The rapper will make his Saturday Night Live debut on May 14 By Eric Torres May 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Post Malone, Selena Gomez (Getty Images) Facebook Twitter Post Malone has been announced as the musical guest on the May 14 episode of Saturday
The situation surrounding Amber Heard and Johnny Depp has been ongoing for years, since the former couple split back in 2016. Their ongoing legal battle has heated up since the defamation trial began in Virginia, leading to plenty of wild updates from the court. And thanks to the trial, that petition to get Depp back
Tom Cruise is known as one actor who is never afraid to give it his all. He’s not only willing to do all his own stunts, he largely insists on it. It takes a certain type of person to want to hang off buildings and jump motorcycles off cliffs, and so it is likely unsurprising
Celebrity divorces are usually messy and public, and that’s certainly the case with the situation involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. The two have been in a legal battle for years, but things have really heated up since the defamation trial in Virginia began. Amber Heard recently took the stand in her defense, and detailed
Steven Spielberg’s original Jurassic Park movie changed the film world forever, thanks to its ambitious scope and groundbreaking visual effects. Since then the property has become a mainstay of pop culture, especially due to Colin Trevorrow’s Jurassic World franchise. The upcoming threequel Dominion will feature the original trio of beloved actors, and now we can
For someone who’s kicked as much ass as Liam Neeson has over the years, the art of action is something that has definitely caught the man’s eye. From Taken to Memory, and all the upcoming movies on the way, Neeson knows action, plain and simple. That why it’s impressive, and all the more exciting, that
After weeks of Johnny Depp presenting his case for his $50 million defamation lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard for her 2018 Washington Post op-ed, the court has begun to hear Heard’s defense this week. The Aquaman actress has recounted many allegations of physical abuse on the stand under oath, including a story involving a yacht
Whether you’re a kid or a kid at heart, you know Mike Myers’ work in one form or another. Adults that grew up with Saturday Night Live and Wayne’s World are likely to have kids that may have watched Shrek at one point in their lives. For specific generations, the Dreamworks animated franchise with a
There are celebrity divorces that go to court, and then there’s the ongoing situation between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. The two actors have been in the midst of a legal battle for years, with both of them alleging physical and emotional abuse by the other. And while taking the stand at the defamation case
The Willis family has had a rough go of things over the last month since the news of Bruce Willis’ retirement due to his aphasia diagnosis. Though the actor has largely gone silent, his wife Emma Hemming Willis has kept fans in the loop about his post-retirement life. Now Willis’ wife has shared a much
There was once a time when the pop ballad tie-in single was an essential ingredient to promoting your summer blockbuster. Pioneered by producers Jerry Bruckheimer and Don Simpson, films like Footloose, Flashdance, and even Top Gun would carefully construct soundtracks that moved records after putting audiences in seats. It seems only fitting that Top Gun:
Star Trek TV shows are multiplying like Tribbles these days. Starting with 2017’s Star Trek: Discovery — the first Trek show in more than a decade — the iconic sci-fi franchise has rolled out five new shows on Paramount+ in the past five years. As a lifelong Trekkie, it’s been a pleasure to navigate this wealth
My clock read 5 a.m., and I felt dizzy staring at my phone for hours. Having stretched out on the bed for a long time, not even getting up to take a bathroom break, my bones ached after a several hours of reading. At around 11 p.m., I started to devour the newly released book
This post was originally going to be called “The Most Influential Asian American Literature of All Time” but who on earth could write that post? Instead, I’ve added the qualifier “some of” as a subtle acknowledgment that there is simply no way to get all the greats of Asian American literature in a single post.
It seems like every month, more and more romance novels are coming out — way more than we can keep track of. It’s always nice to know that book you’ve been waiting for which might have been announced years ago (or what feels like years, even if it’s only been a couple of months), is
There’s a lot going on in every wine glass. This overpriced grape juice has a long history, with some wineries dating back hundreds of years. Oenology (winemaking) has been developing for centuries, and today there has never been more choice among wine. Reading books for beginning wine drinkers will make the wall of wines in
Getting youth to read over the summer can sometimes be a challenge. Luckily, there are several fun and non-stressful ideas out there to keep them engaged with reading. In my opinion, striving for a particular number of books or meticulously noting down which books you’ve read may not be the approach for you and may
A good comic is a good comic, as much as a good novel is a good novel. But there are far too few books which offer the best of both worlds and this is particularly true in YA. It’s rare to find books that offer both a visual element and a narrative, without being either
Anyone who’s been reading our site knows we have history with the author Mick Herron. In a good way. He’s the writer of what was once the best kept secret in espionage fiction, but we played our small part in exposing the Slough House novels for what they are: which is brilliant! So it’s a
There are a few immovable truths in the literary community. No two people will read the same story without diverging at least a little in interpretation. Battles between format purists will rage on. Depending on who you’re talking to, color-coding your books will make you either a style icon or a monster, there’s no in-between.
Award winning CNN journalist Sarah Sultoon made her name reporting from trouble spots all around the world. For her first crime novel, The Source – winner of the inaugural CFL Award for best debut – she stuck close to home, with a story involving a journalist like herself who winds up investigating people trafficking and
A crucial tool for library workers is a strong, updated collection development policy. If it’s been several years since visiting whatever is in place, it is more than worth it to pull it out and update it as your library continues to grow and evolve. It’s vital to keep this updated all the time, but