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Emerson Snowe, a Berlin-based artist, released his latest single ‘Frankenstein,’ today. The song is the first piece from his forthcoming EP which is due to be published later this year and comes after his debut EP That’s Rock’ n’ Roll. The song itself thrives with its sonically potent energy, dazzling vocals, and melodious production. Talking

While acne is sometimes labeled a teenage problem, around 15 percent of women continue to suffer from breakouts past the age of 25, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Regardless of your age, treating acne and stopping breakouts means finding the right products for the job. There’s no shortage of drug store products and

And so it seems very natural to me that when you look at his later collaborations with women, whether they were with actresses like Meryl Streep or Glenn Close or Julia Roberts or Whoopi Goldberg, or with non-actors—writers like Nora Ephron and Ann Roth, the costume designer—not only was Mike not insecure about working with

When Margaret Sohn released her debut EP under the Miss Grit moniker, Talk Talk, they never expected it would receive as much attention and acclaim as it did. Rather than eliminating feelings of self-doubt, the positive response reignited the sense of imposter syndrome she had experienced both as an artist and a Korean-American, to the

Lil Yachty has dropped a new song called ‘Royal Rumble’. For the past few months, the Atlanta rapper has been teasing a new project titled Michigan Boat Boy, presumably a mixtape’s worth of collaborations with rappers from Detroit and Flint, and the new track features Dc2Trill, Detroit’s Babyface Ray and Icewear Vezzo, and Flint’s Krispylife Kidd, RMC Mike, and Rio Da

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Can you believe the Weeknd’s gotten this far? When Abel Tesfaye released the massively influential House of Balloons nearly ten years ago, he was cloaked in anonymity and cool. Now he’s amassed a catalog loaded with hits, he’s appearing in critically acclaimed films and not embarrassing himself, he’s collaborating with modern-day avant-garde luminaries, he’s on

Metallica were the musical guests on last night’s episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. For the late night host’s Super Bowl 2021 special, the heavy metal icons played their 1991 classic ‘Enter Sandman’. Watch their performance, featuring a collection of the band’s speaker cabinets from throughout their career, below. Back in November, drummer Lars

Marketed as a children’s book, Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief tackles World War II in Germany through the voice of Death and the eyes of a child. Sometimes, a theme can be too formidable to condense into a story meant for anyone other than young readers. Published in 2005, the book tells of Liesel Meminger’s youth after

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Even if you were able to accept the split rationally, as an amicable parting of ways, there’s still this hard truth to swallow: The Patriots didn’t pay to keep Brady around. They let him walk, only to turn around and see that his 43-year-old revenge body was just fine without them, pliable enough to make

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Paris, beyond being the city of love, makes for an atmospheric and visually pleasing film setting. Whether the story involves characters falling in love, discovering something about themselves, or learning the history of France, the setting often makes the story more enjoyable for viewers and encourages characters to go exploring. Here are six great films

I like Reptilicus. I really mean that. I don’t like it in that peculiar, ironic way that so many approach genre films with. I also don’t like it because it’s “so bad it’s good”, which is just another brand of the ironic consumer. I like Reptilicus because I enjoy it, wholeheartedly.   Reptilicus tells the story of a giant, prehistoric reptile brought

I think it was problematic for Warner Bros. at the time. I had an exec there tell me one time, “This is a great script, it just needs a different ending. It needs to have a more formulaic ending. We need to know because the audience won’t take this.” To a degree, I’m sure he

In Paper Moon, real-life father-daughter duo Ryan and Tatum O’Neal star as con-artists Moses Pray and Addie Loggins, respectively. Set in 1930s Kansas, nine-year-old Addie is orphaned after the death of her mother. Moses must take Addie to live with her relatives in Missouri, but Addie believes that he may be her father. He tries

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Christopher Plummer, the Academy Award-winning actor who starred in films including The Sound of Music, All the Money in the World, and Beginners, has died at the age of 91. The Canadian actor died peacefully in his sleep at his home in Connecticut, his family confirmed. “Chris was an extraordinary man who deeply loved and respected

Sometimes actions have consequences, even for a successful white man in Nashville. That’s the conclusion you might draw after the country music industry’s apparently swift and unequivocal response to a video showing Morgan Wallen using the phrase “pussy-ass n****r” as he returned home with friends after a night out. The video, taken by the 27-year-old

“Do you ever think of showers as like a new beginning?” 20-year-old Leeds-based songwriter Amber Strawbridge asks on the opening track of her new EP, Sometimes I Forget You’re Human Too. The project, out today via Clue Records, indeed marks a kind of new beginning for the dream-pop artist, who was born in Whitehaven, Cumbria

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David Breuer-Weil is a well-respected contemporary artist who published his new book Golden Drawings, not long ago. In the book, Breuer-Weil showcases 66 drawings which were created during the first U.K lockdown. To talk about the book, and his new online exhibition, David joined us for an interview. Hi, how are you? Keeping busy with

There’s never been a great reason for the Golden Globe Awards to exist. At best, they’re a kind of diet soda version of other awards shows, a slimmed-down combination of the Oscars and the Emmys, At worst, they’re a pale imitation of those institutions that devalues the loftier honors by throwing out nominations and awards

Not content with directing and scoring some of the greatest pictures in the history of cinema, John Carpenter has also spent recent years putting out albums full of amazing electronic cuts, together with his son Cody Carpenter on guitar and godson Daniel Davies on keyboards. Known collectively as Lost Themes, the records have gained as

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has announced the nominations for the 2021 Golden Globe Awards. Netflix led in both the television and film categories, with key nominations for Mank, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Pieces of a Woman, and The Prom. David Fincher’s Mank led with six nominations, while Aaron Sorkin’s historical drama The Trial

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Bly’s book and accompanying gatherings sparked national attention (and plenty of blowback), but by the mid-90s his moment had largely dissipated. Now, in this age of post-Me Too reckoning, men’s groups with similar DNA have sprung up again–but this time with less Jung, greater diversity, and a lot of social media-savvy (similar nouveau-mythopoetic men’s groups

Sacred Bones has announced the release of the debut full-length album from an artist named Luca Yupanqui. If that name doesn’t sound familiar, it’s probably because the artist is literally the toddler-aged daughter of Psychic Ills bassist Elizabeth Hart and Lee Scratch Perry producer Iván Diaz Mathé, who recorded the album while she was literally

Danish punk band Iceage have signed to Mexican Summer and released their first single for the label, ‘The Holding Hand’. The track comes with a video directed by Anders Malmberg. Check it out below. “The song lives in a slurred world, movements are elastically stretched out and strength is found in weakness while you find

Cloud Nothings have shared the latest single from their upcoming album, The Shadow I Remember, called ‘Nothing Without You’. The track features Macie Stewart of OHMME on vocals and comes with its very own psychedelic video game. You can play the game here, and listen to the song below. ““Nothing Without You” explores both the