The race to become the next governor of Florida is among the most heated contests of the upcoming midterms. It may also be the most emblematic of the national political climate in 2018. Democrat Andrew Gillum is an unabashed progressive, supporting universal healthcare, higher corporate taxes and abolishing ICE “in …
Read More »'Jonestown: Terror in the Jungle': See First Trailer for Shocking Docuseries
Sundance has shared their new trailer for Jonestown: Terror in the Jungle, a two-night, four-part docuseries about Jim Jones, the cult leader who orchestrated the deaths of over 900 people in 1978. The docuseries, co-produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, mixes archival footage with stirring recreations of life atthe Guyana-based Peoples Temple, …
Read More »Pearl Jam's 'Vs.': 10 Things You Didn't Know
Calling Pearl Jam’s sophomore album “hotly anticipated” would have severely understated the case. In the two years since the release of Ten, their 1991 debut, the band had vaulted from obscurity to the forefront of the rock mainstream on the strength of visceral singles like “Alive,” “Jeremy” and “Even Flow,” …
Read More »Hear Zayn Struggle to Text His Feelings on Seductive New Song 'Fingers'
Zayn Malik struggles to find the right words to text on his mesmerizing new song, “Fingers.” The track boasts an alluring mid-tempo beat with low synths bubbling around a crisp drum groove. Zayn keeps his vocals low, yet seductive as he tries to come to grips with an unrequited love …
Read More »13 Things We Learned Hanging Out With Steve Perry
It’s a punishingly hot August day and Steve Perry is tucked into a corner table at a Lower Manhattan Italian spot taking a quick breather between a long round of radio interviews promoting Traces, his new comeback album that he spent the last five years recording in such secrecy that …
Read More »'Halloween' Review: A Slasher-Movie Reboot for the #MeToo Era
Want to scream bloody murder? Then the new Halloween is the trick-or-treat frightfest for you. But, first, a leap of faith is required. You have to forget that there are already nine sequels and remakes of John Carpenter’s 1978 original — thankfully, director David Gordon Green and coscreenwriters Danny McBride …
Read More »Watch Seth Meyers Return to 'Weekend Update' on 'SNL'
Saturday Night Live host and former cast member Seth Meyers returned to “Weekend Update” to revive his old segment “Really!?!” alongside current anchors Michael Che and Colin Jost. Meyers used to perform the bit alongside his former co-anchor Amy Poehler. The Late Night With Seth Meyers host was visibly thrilled …
Read More »Dave Chappelle Thinks Kanye West 'Shouldn't Say All that Sh-t'
Dave Chappelle told CNN’s Van Jones that Kanye West “shouldn’t say all that shit,” referring to the rapper’s praise of President Donald Trump. West recently made news with a rambling Oval Office visit this past week where he spoke at length on topics ranging from a new design for Air …
Read More »What's Another Way to Say 'We're F-cked'?
Hurricane Michael, the third most intense storm on record to make landfall in the U.S., has caused widespread destruction, turning places like Mexico Beach, Florida, into a hellscape of broken homes and overturned cars. It will be a while before we learn the full extent of the damage — and …
Read More »Hear Rosanne Cash's Reflective New Song 'Not Many Miles to Go'
On “Not Many Miles to Go,” a new song from Rosanne Cash‘s upcoming She Remembers Everything LP, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter delivers a bittersweet reflection on love, commitment, and the passage of time. Coming on the heels of the title track and “Everyone But Me,” which were jointly released in September, …
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