The Rolling Stones have a new album, Foreign Tongues, out, much to their fans’ delight. Audiences have long craved the raw blues-rock sound of Mick Jagger’s vocals, Keith Richards’ slashing riffs, and the band’s pugnacious attitude. Critical reception to the new record has been mixed (I found it meh), but there is ample desire for
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Cardi B performed with Kehlani during her show in Brooklyn, joining the songstress for their song “Ring Ring,” wearing a Chanel Magma print skirt suit and bag. She completed her look with Christian Louboutin heels and Chanel Bomb Accessories. The look debuted in the brand’s Metiers D’Arts collection, which notoriously took place in a subway
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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
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It’s almost time. We’ve almost entered the book season, when some of the biggest titles by the most popular authors come out. And, as usual, readers are bolstering their TBRs. One reader population in particular that is preparing is Goodreads members. Now, Goodreads is not without its faults, but it is the largest social network
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The fifth and final season of Outer Banks, starring Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline, Drew Starkey, Jonathan Daviss, and Madison Bailey, premiered on Netflix. Madelyn Cline, Carlacia Grant, and Madison Bailey were spotted arriving for an appearance on the Today Show to discuss the new season in New York. Cline looked great in a Stella McCartney
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The opening sequence of Tim Burton’s Pee-wee’s Big Adventure employs a highly calculated deployment of mise-en-scène to establish a fundamental tension between suburban conformity and youthful autonomy. Rather than framing its protagonist through the conventional tropes of delayed adulthood or childish regression, the film uses set construction, prop curation, lighting, costume design, and gestural performance
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All the Cages Holding Us Will One Day Turn to Dust snag. Deathwish 10 July 2026 Screamo is a domain defined by rough melody clashing with melancholy. While these two forces have produced some of the finest extreme music from the 1990s onward, a richer undercurrent remains. Milwaukee’s snag. are one of the acts that
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VAULT Comics and AETHON: Vault – the best in fantasy, science fiction, and horror! It was a day like any other when suddenly the world changed. The universe reached a threshold humanity didn’t even know existed, and it was time to finally be integrated into the vast multiverse. A place where power is the only
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To “go medieval” on someone usually means to be savagely violent (though many historians would argue that’s an outdated stereotype). Medieval romance doesn’t usually indicate intense violence in the same way as the idiom, but there’s some interesting resonance there. A medieval romance usually includes very intense circumstances: war and knighthood, divides between nobility and
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You’re bound to find plenty of mysteries and thrillers to read in the news and links below. Today’s roundup includes the adaptation of a fantastic crime trilogy, the next installment in a cozy crime series, a fall reading list to kickstart your preorder list, and more. Colson Whitehead’s Harlem Trilogy is Getting a Series Adaptation
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While it might seem odd to adults, hospitals fascinate many children. Bodies break for a variety of interesting reasons, and reading about how and where bodies get fixed can engross kids. Plus, many kids wind up in a hospital at some point, whether for testing, admission for a health concern, or to visit a loved
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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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Astoria Film Festival (AFF) (astoriafilmfestival.org), is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization thatsupports emerging filmmakers through an annual film festival and youth festival, andextensive education and workforce development programming, including workshops,internships, a Media Production Lab, media jobs, and Career Fairs, all designed to provideyouth from historically-ignored communities the skills, experiences, and connections that canprovide them with a
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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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Musicians have long drawn inspiration from armed conflict. Scotland’s the Sensational Alex Harvey Band addressed the American Revolution in its 1976 hit “Boston Tea Party”, for example, while Paul Kennerley’s White Mansions (1978) employed the likes of Steve Cash and John Dillon (both from the Ozark Mountain Daredevils), Jessi Colter, and Waylon Jennings to musically
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The 1980s was a golden era of pop culture, defined by synth soundtracks, neon lights, and unforgettable movie moments. While mainstream magazines focused on the most obvious Hollywood stars, a generation of moviegoers was secretly losing their hearts to a mix of cult movie queens, sci-fi icons, and fantasy muses. Here is the definitive countdown
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Mike Joy 08/23/2026 Feature Lists From vintage syndicated scares to modern streaming nightmares, horror television has evolved into a powerhouse medium. This countdown ranks the top ten best horror television series of all time, celebrating the icons, monsters, and eerie towns that shaped the genre. The Bottom Half: Cult Classics and Icons (10–6) 10. Friday
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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
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