Blood harmonies: there’s magic in ‘em, literal and figurative — nature and nurture, love and rivalry, atmospheric alchemy born of living room dust and familial mishigas. Blood harmonies alone would be reason enough to cheer the surprise debut of Snocaps — Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield and twin sister Allison Crutchfield of Swearin’ and P.S. Eliot, the
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The category is… another season of Celebrity Jeopardy! Confirmed to return for Season 4, Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars has officially set a premiere date for the highly anticipated new season, promising another round of star-studded trivia battles and unexpected moments from some of Hollywood’s brightest minds. Thethird season of the show ended with stand-up comic and
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Whenever George A. Romero’s name comes up, images of ghouls overtaking farmhouses, shopping malls, underground bases, and walled-off cities come crashing in. I mean, Romero, who died in 2017, is often considered the godfather of zombies, thanks to his highly influential Living Dead franchise. However, did you know that on top of making some of
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Richard Patrick’s story is one of rebellion, ambition, and fractured mentorship. Once the touring guitarist for Nine Inch Nails, known as “Piggy”, Patrick left Trent Reznor’s shadow to forge his own path with Filter. His journey was far from a straightforward rise. It was a complex dance between admiration and defiance, control and chaos, loyalty
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Despite not fitting the tropical stereotype often attributed to (and intensely exploited by the Latin music industry, Argentina has always found ways to stand out. Historically known for tango and one of South America’s richest rock legacies (thanks to names like Fito Páez and Soda Stereo), the country is also an inexhaustible source of pop
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Swiss label Bongo Joe has been an unstoppable force of cosmopolitan post-punk gems this year, and perhaps no single-artist release encapsulates their 2025 sound more cleanly than 2, the trilingual sophomore release from Yalla Miku. The lineup has shifted since their first album. However, the sonic scope remains very similar, as the group trace their
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From synth-pop mimicry to thrash-industrial chaos, Ministry’s four-decade evolution is less a career arc and more a chemical reaction: unstable, volatile, and guided by the dark alchemy of Al Jourgensen. Even the band’s name, “Ministry”, evokes something both political and religious — a morphing symbol suited to whatever Jourgensen needs it to mean at the
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The Melon Heads is an American Folklore about a Midwest doctor who experimented on children with hydrocephalus resulting in their deformed appearances. The popular horror tale has been brought to life by Eddie “Fright” Lengyel (American Poltergeist: The Curse of Lilith Ratchet, Hellweek) and is available now on Tubi. A senior project sends two students
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Martin Sheen has had an illustrious career that includes the likes of Apocalypse Now (where he was actually bleeding in the opening sequence), Wall Street, The Departed and The West Wing. However, for fans of superhero movies, he’ll always be best known as Ben Parker, a.k.a. Uncle Ben, in The Amazing Spider-Man, arguably the most
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Libraries are Scrambling for Books Let’s get the bad news out of the way first. 404 Media covered why it might be harder for all of us to get new releases from our local libraries.
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Official Trailer for Joe Davison’s horror film, Sorority of the Damned starring Felissa Rose, Sydney Carvill, Kaleina Cordova, Chelsea Jordan, Jaime Brightbill, Olivia Cordell and Joe Davison. Trevor Harmony is an inept handyman who discovers his family’s lineage is far more then he suspected. Now he must step into action and save four unsuspecting sorority
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Patricia Brennan is a master composer and improviser on mallet percussion, and her last album, Breaking Stretch, was a high-arcing highlight of 2024 in jazz. The follow-up, Of the Near and Far, is also one of the best and most exciting albums of this year in creative music. Although Breaking Stretch incorporated subtle electronic elements
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Begin to experience the music of Charlie Bruber by dropping the needle on the first track of his new record. You’ll likely be pleasantly surprised by the sheer variety of everything that follows. Prized Burden, Burber’s second album, begins with the song “Charlie?”, a spacey, widescreen instrumental soundscape featuring Burber on an Oberheim OB8 synthesizer,
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Shooting Star, the new album by Philadelphia-based band Golden Apples, begins and ends with its outlier songs. Opener “Another Grand Offering for the Swine” is a brief dirge that’s over before you’ve even had a chance to decide whether you like it or not. Meanwhile, the closing track, “How Long Must I Stay in This
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