— Today we talk about the passing on Queen Elizabeth II, the new teaser trailer for Glass Onion, and the Nine Inch Nails Fan Day. — Queen Elizabeth II Dies at 96 Queen Elizabeth II died today at the age of 96, after reigning for 70 years. A statement made by Buckingham Palace said that she died “peacefully.” Her family was called to her side after doctors expressed concern for her health. The Queen made history as the longest reigning monarch in the UK’s history and the second longest serving monarch in global history. To put it into perspective, she… Read more »
Today we talk about the artists performing at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Concert, Harry’s newest single, the trailer for Hulu’s new XXXTENTACION documentary, and The Umbrella Academy S3 trailer. The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Concert History is being made as Queen Elizabeth gets ready to celebrate her 70th year on the throne. What better way to celebrate than to bring together some of the most iconic artists of all time. The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Concert will take place on June 4th at Buckingham Palace, with 22,000 in attendance, and will stream on BBC One and Radio 2. Queen, Diana Ross, Elton… Read more »
Take your seats, Stoners! This week we sit down with our friend Pastiche Queen to talk about devised theatre and representation, intense DND sessions and a sex toy version of Strain’Or!
Radio Uprising showcases the greatest bands and artists that tomorrow has to offer, including: Badley, James Bourne, Scene Queen, and Crystal Tides
What if Cardi, Chika, Megan, and Saweetie were a girl group in the 90s?
Couponing can be a thrill but Queenpins offers less than a good deal.
The time I said these incredible artists were gunna start making waves next with Friends of Clay, Queens Pleasure, Maple Hill and Marina City.
Today we have a first look at Yasuke, PRETTYMUCH’s new music video, and The Queen’s Gambit musical.
Darrin chats with his Canadian pals Valerie Knox and Emily Bones from The Anti-Queens about their new music coming out in 2021.
The anthology drama tells five stories of London’s West Indian community around the 1960s to the mid-1980s.
