Rufus Wainwright presented two gorgeous new songs from his upcoming album Unfollow the Rules in the latest installment ofRolling Stone‘s ‘In My Room,’ a series in which artists perform from home while in quarantine. “I have to say that I have found this period to be incredibly productive as a …
Read More »Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' Delayed Until Further Notice
UPDATE (7/20): The release of Christoper Nolan’s Tenet has now been delayed indefinitely in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, per Variety. “We will share a new 2020 release date imminently for Tenet, Christopher Nolan’s wholly original and mind-blowing feature,” said Warner Bros. chairman Toby Emmerich in a statement. “We are …
Read More »Maren Morris Drops New Songs 'Just for Now' and 'Takes Two'
Maren Morris has issued a pair of new songs, nearly 15 months after the arrival of her second album Girl. The new tunes, “Just for Now” and “Takes Two,” now appear as additional tracks at the end of the streaming version of Girl. “Just for Now,” written by Morris with …
Read More »Regina King, Damon Lindelof Address Systemic Racism While Accepting Peabody for 'Watchmen'
Damon Lindelof and Regina King discussed how their adaptation of Watchmen reimagined and re-contextualized the beloved graphic novel around ideas rooted in systemic racism as they accepted a Peabody Award for the HBO series. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Peabody Awards ceremony was canceled, so Lindelof and King …
Read More »Doobie Brothers Deliver At-Home Rendition of 'Listen to the Music'
The Doobie Brothers have shared a socially distanced take on their 1972 classic, “Listen to the Music.” The performance features Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons, John McFee and John Cowan, all of whom recorded their parts from their respective homes. Without any percussion or drums, this particular rendition of “Listen to …
Read More »James Corden Shares New BTS 'Carpool Karaoke' Clip to Thank Army
“It’s clear to me that the only troops we should be sending in right now are the BTS Army,” James Corden said Monday night onThe Late Late Show. Corden dedicated a segment to the phenomenon of K-pop groups and their fandoms supporting the Black Lives Matter movement and the ongoing …
Read More »See Roger Daltrey, Harry Hudson Talk Cancer Benefit Gigs, Recovery Advice
UPDATE (6/15): The full interview is up now. *** To mark National Cancer Survivors Day today, the Who’s Roger Daltrey — co-founder of Teen Cancer America — and singer Harry Hudson, who survived Hodgkin’s lymphoma, have shared a preview of their upcoming conversation about the disease. In this preview from …
Read More »Meek Mill's 'Other Side of America' Tackles Racial Inequality
Following a week of protests in the aftermath of the police killing of George Floyd, Meek Mill dropped a hard-hitting new song that tackles the issues of racial inequality in America. “Other Side of America” opens with a clip of Donald Trump lobbying to African-American voters during a 2016 campaign …
Read More »Hear Thurston Moore's Sprawling New Instrumental Song 'Strawberry Moon'
Thurston Moore has unveiled a sprawling new instrumental song, “Strawberry Moon.” The musician unveiled the nine-minute track on his Bandcamp page. The Sonic Youth co-founder recorded the meditative, three-guitar song at Daydream Library in London on Wednesday, the same day of its release. “A new piece for new peace,” he …
Read More »John Legend, Common, the Weeknd, Lizzo Sign Open Letter to Defund the Police
John Legend, Common, the Weeknd, Lizzo, Jane Fonda, and others have signed a new open letter urging local governments to decrease police budgets in favor of spending more on health care, education, and other community programs. Others to sign the letter include Megan Rapinoe, Yada Shahidi, and Anthony Romero, the …
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