What better way to kick off a weekend than with new music? Featuring new tracks from Against the Current, Green Day, Anti-Flag, and more.
— Today we talk about the internet’s investigation of Harry Styles, Brendan Fraser’s return to acting, and Justin Bieber stepping away from tour. — The Internet is Worried, Darling The internet is buzzing right now after this weekend’s Venice International Film Festival. Of course, not all of it is about movies. Leading up to the premiere of Don’t Worry Darling at the festival, there was already speculation of behind the scenes drama. Everything from Shia LaBeouf quitting the film to lead actress Florence Pugh not getting along with director Olivia Wilde. Then you throw in Pugh’s opposite and Wilde’s boyfriend,… Read more »
Today we talk about Bridgerton season 3, Panic! at the Disco’s new single, and Justin Bieber heading back out on tour. Bridgerton Season 3 Shondaland and Netflix officially have season 3 of Bridgerton moving full steam ahead. Production has begun in London and it looks like we’re in for a classic “will they, won’t they” situation as Penelope Featherington has given up on her love for Colin Bridgerton. She begins to distance herself from him, while searching for a husband but her insecurities get in her way and she isn’t finding success. Colin feels the distance between them and offers… Read more »
Today we talk about Travis Barker’s hospitalization, a tragic mass death in San Antonio, and Taco Bell’s latest experiment. Travis Barker Has Been Hospitalized Yesterday morning Travis Barker was hospitalized, but very little information has been released. Before going to the hospital, the blink-182 drummer tweeted, “God save me” (which is uncannily also the title of a song he did with MGK). According to TMZ not too long later, Travis arrived at West Hills Hospital with his wife Kourtney Kardashian. All we know from there was that he was transported by ambulance to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Most people close to… Read more »
Today we talk about A R I Z O N A’s upcoming tour, Jennifer Hudson’s EGOT, and Justin Bieber’s Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis. A R I Z O N A Goes On Tour Wake up everyone, A R I Z O N A has announced an upcoming tour! The band, made up of Nathan Esquite, David Labuguen, and Zachary Charles, will head out on September 26 starting in Charlotte, NC and ending in Wallingford, CT in October. We don’t have all the details on their next album yet but they said, “We’re so excited to announce that after all this… Read more »
Animation can be difficult to adapt. So difficult that I’ve grown to dislike all western live-action adaptations of anime.
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Today we talk about the passing of James Michael Tyler, Ed Sheeran’s COVID-19 diagnosis, and a fatal accident on the set of Alec Baldwin’s Rust. Remembering James Michael Tyler Sadly, James Michael Tyler passed away from prostate cancer on Sunday. Tyler is most widely known for his role of Gunther on all 10 seasons of the TV show Friends. Gunther was the manager of Central Perk with an ongoing crush on Jennifer Aniston’s character Rachel. Tyler revealed in June he was battling cancer following his diagnosis in 2018. All six of the Friends’ main cast—Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow,… Read more »
Today we talk about the Stranger Things Season 4 teaser and Netflix’s TUDUM event, the highlights of the 74th Tony Awards, and President Biden’s third Coronavirus vaccination shot.
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week talks about the Texas Senate Bill 8.
