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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. For Black History Month, I’ve tended towards more serious content, like last year’s timeline about Black characters and creators in superhero comics. But it’s just as important to celebrate stories that show Black characters having fun adventures and
Whitney have always sounded like a band you put on when the light is just wrong and you’re trying to make sense of something you can’t quite say. Their music lives in the pause between sentences: guitars that breathe, horns that console, falsetto that finishes a thought you didn’t realize you were having. Small Talk,
Heavy doesn’t always mean hard work stops mattering. Long stretches of busy might once have seemed worthwhile. Yet inside the chaos, something else begins to show its face. Comfort matters most here. Beauty finds its way without effort. Room to be, that’s what grows naturally. That often brings the thought of moving to the forefront.
“Swimming”, a 2022 single by the Dublin-based garage-rock/post-punk band SPRINTS, fuses a working-class fury at capitalism’s grind with a fierce joy in fighting back. Karla Chubb’s distinctive, full voice lays out the issue: “I’ve been working full-time since I was 17 / And I still got four coins in my pocket.” Surprisingly, her response to
A Djinn and a Hunter Went Walking Neba Solo and Benego Diakité Etoile Audio / Nonesuch 13 February 2026 There’s a sincerely grounded quality to A Djinn and a Hunter Went Walking. The new album from balafonist Neba Solo and donsongoni (hunter’s harp) player Benego Diakité–their first as a duo–shines a light on two Malian
Keep Moving Forward is certainly a fitting title for guitarist and composer Jan Esbra’s new EP. It’s a translation of a phrase Esbra’s father used throughout his childhood. In this context, it becomes “both mantra and mandate across the songs on the album,” according to the press notes, “reminding you to continue onward even when
Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie Matt Johnson Neon February 2026 Your patience for Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie will depend on your appetite for the comedy of Matt Johnson, who in his films usually plays an overcaffeinated buffoon whose ideas run the gamut from nonsensical to borderline dangerous. It’s a bit
Silent films, as we’ve often observed here at PopMatters, are bigger than ever. We live in an age that celebrates their restorations in film festivals, on home video, through streaming services, and even works on the printed page. While the majority of viewers probably remain apprehensive at the thought of sitting through something old and
Managing expectations was never a problem for PUP. From the very beginning, their dream was to make enough money to keep touring. Now that Sum 41 have unofficially passed them, Canada’s ceremonial pop-punk torch, I’d say their dream is still very much alive and kicking. However, back in 2015, right before PUP blew up, the
This Can’t Be Today: A Trip Through the US Psychedelic Underground 1977-88 Various Artists Cherry Red 13 February 2026 Rolling Stone journalist and Nirvana biographer Michael Azerrad was inspired to write his acclaimed chronicle of 1980s indie rock, Our Band Could Be Your Life, after watching a rock ‘n’ roll TV miniseries which, in its
Trumpet player and bandleader Dave Douglas used to record and perform for long stretches with bands like his Tiny Bell Trio and his quintet. Recently, he has been generating fresh bands and collaborating with new musicians at a quick pace, giving his distinctive, mysterious compositions many different voices and casts. His latest band, as represented
Let’s face it, there is no dearth of disturbing “love songs” out there. From stalker odes to rapey hits to even murder ballads, they’re strangely all over the place. Most of these, however, are intentionally scary. The Beatles’ “Run for Your Life” is one of John Lennon’s many introspections into his own jealousy (luckily, this
Collaboration is the bedrock of music. Through collaboration, music can be propelled to new heights—creating moments that are as exciting as they are spectacular. It has also been central to the enduring success of electronic music for years. Even the most singular talents have taken the time to collaborate with artists both within and outside
Interview with Author Christina Ferko J.S.- What inspired the book, and have you always been a fan or at least appreciated spooky books? C.F.- Aside from sneaking a Goosebumps book once in a while as a kid, I didn’t grow up reading scary books. I didn’t really start to appreciate the horror genre until I
Thank you so much for sending the book. What an amazing story so far. What inspired the book, and have you always been a fan or at least appreciated spooky books? Aside from sneaking a Goosebumps book once in a while as a kid, I didn’t grow up reading scary books. I didn’t really start
Monica shut it down at the Marc Jacobs Spring 2026 show on Monday held at the Park Avenue Armory in leopard oversized coat that screamed fierce. After just coming off tour with Brandy, Monica is back on the scene showcasing the most chicest ensembles like the true fashionista she is. Layering over a black turtle
Through This Fire Across From Peter Balkan The Mountain Goats Cadmean Dawn 7 November 2025 From the outset, at least three things are working against the Mountain Goats’ Through This Fire Across From Peter Balkan. Generally speaking, one has to be in a certain mood to listen to The Mountain Goats. A person, therefore, has
As the indie horror landscape shifts toward digital-first premieres, Eddy Fright and the team at Fright Teck Pictures are pulling back the curtain on their latest production, proving that a terrifying creature feature doesn’t require a Hollywood bankroll—just grit, practical ingenuity, and a smartphone app. Born from a 2016 meeting between Fright and producer Jeff
Annie Hogan should score a movie. Yes, Hogan should score a movie. The pulsating Tongues in My Head utilises pianos, electronics and studio controls to create an evocative soundscape: feeling over form. What words emerge in the microphone dissolve slowly against the backdrop, creating a stylistic undertone that should accompany black-and-white images, a la Robert
From its crest in the 19th century, St. Louis slowly receded into a backwater of the strong currents of change in the United States. Depending on one’s view, a backwater is either stagnant or placid. St. Louis is a bit of both. At times, those of us who live in this region experience localized deluges
Lon Strickler is a Fortean researcher, author, and the publisher behind the long-running syndicated blog Phantoms and Monsters. Since launching the site in 2005, he has built a large and loyal readership of paranormal enthusiasts, investigators, and truth‑seekers. His work has been featured across hundreds of online media outlets, and many of his case reports
What To Know The View cohost Alyssa Farah Griffin has departed for maternity leave for the birth of her first child. The network has now chosen a list of guest hosts to step into her spot on the panel. Alyssa Farah Griffin officially went into labor ahead of Tuesday’s (February 10) episode of The View,
Scott McCloud didn’t intend for his solo debut to be a literal conversation with his past, but Make It to Forever gains another layer of poignancy from its backstory. The Girls Against Boys lead singer recorded the songs on his solo debut a decade ago. The goal was to capture the feeling of the stripped-down
The idea of post-humanism sounds almost absurd. We are conquerors of the globe, overpopulating to the point of ecological disaster. Yet the defining feature of the contemporary moment is not the triumph of humanity, but its redundancy – a condition anticipated long before it was named, and rendered with remarkable clarity in the austere electronic
In the five years since Nick Jonas last released a solo album, the man who has always been regarded as the central figure of his family group, the Jonas Brothers, has stayed booked and busy. Two additional studio albums and tours with his brothers, along with film and television appearances, are plenty in addition to
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, I decided to make an unusual list: not of all-time great love songs, but all-time great anxious love songs. Anxious love songs typically involve conflict—around unrequited passion, cheating, or loss—where the singer often feels something unresolved. Most of my favorite anxious love songs are exceptionally well-known—classic, even—so this list
Check Out the Official Trailer & Key Art for Shudder and Independent Film Company’s Upcoming Horror DOLLY Directed/co-written/produced by Rod Blackhurst (NIGHT SWIM, AMANDA KNOX, HERE ALONE) and starringFabianne Therese, Seann William Scott, Ethan Suplee, Max the Impaler,DOLLYunleashes terror in the woods and embraces gritty craftsmanship, practical effects, and a sense of place that bleeds
Janel Spiegel 02/13/2026 News THE STICKMAN’S HALLOW Available on Digital NOW! Synopsis: A remote wilderness hides a dark legend as Clara Hall, a young girl consumed by demonic possession, unleashes terror. A family’s trip uncovers the pagan curse of Stickman’s Hollow and the horrifying truth buried within. Writer & Director: Jack Cox Cast: Thomas Cadrot,
‘A VERY SCARY UNBIRTHDAY TO GEORGE A. ROMERO’ THE CELEBRATION WILL INCLUDE A MUSIC LAUNCH, MERCH DROP, MOVIE MARATHON, AND A LIVE BIRTHDAY PARTY ON FANGORIA’S SOCIALS TO HONOR THE GODFATHER OF THE MODERN ZOMBIE NEW YORK—FEBRUARY 2, 2026—On February 4, 2026, filmmakerTina Romerowill honor what would have been her fatherGeorge A. Romero’s86th birthday with
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