Ayam El Disco: Egyptian Disco, Boogie, and Jeel Cassettes of 1978-92 Various Artists WeWantSounds 3 April 2026 The tracks on WeWantSounds’ releaseAyam El Disco: Egyptian Disco, Boogie, and Jeel Cassettes 1978-92come from the collections of Disco Arabesquo (Moataz Rageb), an Egyptian-born, Amsterdam-based DJ with a wealth of cassettes from the subtitled scenes. After 2022’s Sharayat
You ask, we answer! @rosenthedark wrote in asking, “Please find the dress by Tems!! Thank you 😊” We have the answer. Tems shut down her headline performance at All Points East in London wearing a custom Mio Made RS dress, styled by Dunsin Wright. According to Hype Tribe NG, she ran through “Crazy Tings,” “What
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To begin, aside from the required warning that spoilers follow, let us stipulate that what happened in movie theaters in the early summer of 2026 was a good thing for the art and the industry. While jumped-up Disney streaming series and feature-length stuffed toy ad The Mandalorian and Grogu (Jon Favreau) strained to find an
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The 1990s were a golden era for psychological tension, slick neo-noirs, and domestic nightmares. Directors pushed boundaries, audiences craved mind-bending twists, and the thriller genre evolved into a cinematic powerhouse. Here is a look back at ten essential, must-see thrillers from the 1990s, counted down to the ultimate cinematic trip. 10. A Perfect Murder (1998)
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Janie Bradford, the co-writer on Motown’s first hit “Money (That’s What I Want)” and other songs for the famed Detroit label, has died at the age of 87. Bradford’s family announced the songwriter’s death Saturday, adding she died August 21 at Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Hospital following an extended illness. Motown founder Berry Gordy said in
E Street Band drummer fills in for his son and friend of the band Jay Weinberg at Australian psych-rockers’ Forest Hills Stadium concert King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard brought out surprise guest Max Weinberg during their Saturday show in Queens, just a week after the E Street Band drummer’s son Jay joined the band
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Bruno Mars tears off his jacket in Hulk-like fashion, gets hit by the ghost of Tito Puente, and takes to the congas for “Cha Cha.” The crowd could feel him connecting directly with his Puerto Rican father, Peter Hernandez, a salsa percussionist from Brooklyn. It was a moment in a concert full of them. Friday
WhenReflections, the debut record from Halifax’sGodthrymm, was released, it was an immediate stunner. Led by Hamish Glencross (ex-My Dying Bride/Solstice), Godthrymm found themselves between two parallel UK traditions, the sorrow-laden doom/death of the Peaceville Three, and the more weight-driven, epic doom of Solstice.Distortions, the second part of theVisionstrilogy, followed by refining rather than reshaping that
Y ou don’t expect a lot of laughs at a funeral, but even before dozens of entertainment’s biggest names — musicians, business titans, executives, media personalities — filed into New York’s Central Synagogue on June 29 to say goodbye to Clive Davis, who died one week earlier at age 94, there were already jokes predicting
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When Belgian singer-songwriter and multidisciplinary artist Camille Willemart, alias Camille Camille, sings over a fingerpicked acoustic guitar, you feel as if memories are holding onto you or you’re holding onto them. Inescapable either way. She’s an arresting folk artist—more than that, though, her songs are fey lullabies as if plucked from some forgotten century or
Renoir is a courageous film. Courageous because it is deeply personal. It is not a film that tries to seem radical all the time, nor one that calls attention to its own form as if that were enough. The courage seems to come from facing a memory that is too intimate, almost uncomfortable in its
By Anila Bukhari At fifteen, Renée Ambarees injured her back during what would become twenty-two years of competitive sport. She learned to override the signal. Push through. Perform anyway. Keep going. It would take her decades to understand what her body already knew: the truth does not wait for the conscious mind to be ready.
From Venezuela to Hungary to New York City, Leanna Finol is emerging as one of the entertainment world’s most dynamic multilingual performers—blending music, musical theatre, film, television, and an unmistakably international point of view. Leanna Finol is a Venezuelan-Hungarian singer, songwriter, actress, and musical theatre performer whose career has taken her from the stages and
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While on Martha’s Vineyard, I attended Hyatt’s event honoring 80 years of one of the island’s most storied traditions: the Polar Bears. Formed in 1946 by a group of African American seasonal residents who wanted to exercise together in the water, the Polar Bears have provided 80 years of physical fitness and fellowship at Inkwell
There was a time when live albums felt dangerous. Not polished. Not corrected by committee. Dangerous. You could hear the room breathing. You could hear amplifiers misbehaving and drummers pushing a little too hard. Sometimes the singer missed a note. Sometimes the singer found one nobody knew existed until that exact second. A live record
You ask, we answer! @theeradiance asked, “Dress is fiyah!!! Yall know who made it?” Claressa Shields answered the call in a full look from Akira while attending fight night at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. The boxer wore the brand’s $79.90 Just A Feeling Rhinestone Tee, a sheer black crop top covered in crystal mesh,
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Look, I’m just going to say it: after watching Hollywood dump CGI all over everything for the past twenty years, it’s honestly refreshing to see horror filmmakers remember why we fell in love with this genre in the first place. Real blood. Actual latex monsters. Prosthetics that exist in the same room as the actors.
A Marathon, Not a Sprint Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Meadow Creek is located at nearly 8,000 feet of elevation, prompting constant reminders about pacing and to hydrate. That didn’t stop DJ Crenshaw from spinning the most sets of the weekend, with at least 12, before each live act on the main stage.
Fathom Entertainment has officially announced the nationwide theatrical return of visionary director James Cameron’s ultimate sci-fi blockbuster, Terminator 2: Judgment Day. This special event marks the film’s 35th anniversary, giving fans a rare opportunity to experience the groundbreaking cinematic milestone back on the big screen where it belongs. The limited-engagement screenings will kick off across
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