Bright Eyes’ return continued last night with a performance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. The band performed “Mariana Trench” from their just-announced new album Down in the Weeds Where the World Once Was. Watch it happen below. The new album is out August 21 via Dead Oceans. It features the previously shared songs
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Fans of football are mourning the death of Max Tuerk. In a statement shared on Sunday, Tuerk’s family confirmed that the 26-year-old died on June 20, 2020 while hiking with his parents on a “favorite” trail in the Cleveland National Forest. “Max loved his teammates, coaches and schools,” the family shared. “Max was a loving son and older
Sacramento rapper Bris was shot dead on June 21, Sacramento County Coroner records confirm. He was 24. According to Sacramento Police, officers responded to a report of shots fired on June 21 at approximately 12:42 a.m. near Franklin Boulevard and Fruitridge Road. Upon arrival at the scene, officers located the rapper, born Christopher Treadwell, who
Joel Schumacher has passed away. On Monday, a rep for the writer-director, who famously directed several films in the Batman cinematic franchise, confirmed that he had at the age of 80. “Filmmaker Joel Schumacher, director of such films as St. Elmo’s Fire, A Time To Kill, The Client and Tigerland, passed away quietly from cancer in NYC this morning
Sudan Archives performed a set for NPR’s “Tiny Desk” series. Filmed in March, the performance featured “Confessions” and “Glorious” from her 2019 album Athena and “Nont for Sale” from 2018’s Sink EP. Sudan Archives played the set accompanied by violinist Jessica McJunkins, violist Dominic Johnson, and cellist Khari Joyner. Check it out below. Read Pitchfork’s
Global Citizen and the European Commission have announced an upcoming televised concert titled “Global Goal: Unite for Our Future.” The virtual event will take place June 27, and feature performances by Quavo, Christine and the Queens, J Balvin, Usher, Coldplay, Jennifer Hudson, Miley Cyrus, Shakira, and more. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will host. According to
Double the trouble, double the fashion! When it comes to owning the red carpet, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are among the best out there for making us stop and stare at their ensembles, whether it be one of their signature all-black looks or trendy showstoppers. The duo never fails to impress, and often complement one
Nearly six months since the death of Kobe Bryant, the late Los Angeles Lakers player’s legacy lives on. During Sunday night’s 2020 ESPY Awards, Bryant’s former teammate Pau Gasol paid tribute to the late basketball player. “Kobe Bryant spent 20 years with the Lakers dedicated to becoming the best player in the world, but what he enjoyed
Hamilton Leithauser and his family recorded a remote edition of NPR’s ongoing “Tiny Desk Concert” series. Leithauser is accompanied by his wife, daughters, nieces, and father as he performs tracks from his last two albums. Watch their performance of “In a Black Out,” “The Garbage Men,” “Here They Come,” “The Stars of Tomorrow,” and “Isabella”
“These are strange times, but also wonderful times. I have a feeling I’ll look back at these months of stillness as some of my favorite,” she shared last month. “Nowhere important to be; nothing to do but soak up these in-between moments before a new little person makes us a family of four.” Back in
On Thursday, Noname released her new single, “Song 33.” It was widely speculated that Noname was responding to J. Cole’s song “Snow on Tha Bluff.” “He really ’bout to write about me while the world is in smokes,” she rapped on the new song. “When his people in trees, when George was begging for his
Let’s hear it for the dads! There’s no question that this Father’s Day will look quite different for many families. With the Coronavirus still impacting the country, families have had to adjust their celebrations with smaller gatherings, social distancing and more. But as dads feel the love from their sons and daughters this Sunday, E! News
Last week, Tunde Adebimpe of TV On the Radio released a new song called “People.” You can listen to it via Bandcamp below and purchase it here. Proceeds from the track will be divided between three beneficiaries: the ACLU, the Movement for Black Lives, and the Southern Poverty Law Center. Adebimpe recently made an appearance
The estate of Tom Petty has issued a cease and desist to Donald Trump’s presidential re-election campaign. The campaign used Petty’s song “I Won’t Back Down” at a rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma held Saturday night (June 20). In a statement posted after the rally, Petty’s family wrote that they had issued an official cease and
Ansel Elgort has issued a statement on social media after being accused of sexual assault. On Friday morning, a Twitter user who goes by the name Gabby posted a message to her followers where she shared “my story” with the Hollywood actor. In her post that has since gone private, Gabby claims the 26-year-old actor “sexually assaulted
Thurston Moore has announced a new album that’s due in the fall. It’s called By the Fire, and it’s out September 25 on his Daydream Library Series label. He’s shared a song from the record, “Hashish,” which you can hear below. My Bloody Valentine’s Deb Googe contributed bass and backing vocals to By the Fire,
Ashley Benson had a special plus-one for her sister’s wedding. Earlier this week, Shaylene Benson walked down the aisle and tied the knot to her longtime love, Adam Swerdlow. The newlyweds got married at the Selanne Steak Tavern in Laguna Beach, Calif. on Thursday, June 18. From the bride’s Instagram Stories, it appeared she kept her guest list small and
In the game of fatherhood, there’s no such thing as a time out. While sports fans are used to seeing their favorite MLB players on the baseball field, there’s another side to many athletes you don’t see when they step up to the plate or field that fly ball. This Father’s Day weekend, we decided
Beyoncé has dropped a new song called “Black Parade.” She released the song on Juneteenth (June 19), a day commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Hear it below. Along with the track, Beyoncé unrolled an online directory that spotlights Black-owned artists and other businesses through her BeyGOOD charitable foundation. Proceeds from the
One of popular music’s most positive songs, “I Can See Clearly Now†has been covered by several artists since the original No. 1 recording by Johnny Nash in 1972. The latest band to show the song some love and shower the listener with awesomeness is The Side Deal, comprised of founding members of Train, Sugar
Amanda Kloots was able to hold husband Nick Cordero‘s hand for the first time since he was hospitalized with coronavirus in March. For the past few months, the personal trainer was kept from visiting the Broadway star at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. However, on Friday, the hospital eased their restrictions, thereby allowing Amanda
City Girls have shared a new song and announced a new album called City on Lock that’s coming later tonight. Watch the video for “Jobs” and check out the tracklist to City on Lock below. City on Lock arrives nearly two years after the duo’s breakout albums Period and G I R L C O
Gushing over Nwosu, Moxam added, “You’re perfect, thank you for choosing to love me. Let’s get these wedding plans started because I want some babies soon.” Thrilled to share the milestone with fans, Nwosu paid tribute to her future husband with a touching post of her own. “Still speechless. I honestly didn’t think love like
On May 26, the day after George Floyd was killed, 12-year-old Keedron Bryant shared a powerful video where he sang a cappella, “I’m a young Black man/Doing all that I can/To stand.” The song’s lyrics were written by Keedron’s mother Johnetta Bryant. Sharing the video, Bryant wrote, “Just singing what’s on my heart… hope this
Kristin Rossum (left), a former toxicologist in the San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office, is serving life in prison for the 2000 murder of her husband, Greg de Villers, with a deadly dose of fentanyl. She first reported to police that Greg had committed suicide, but his family, particularly his brother Jerome, insisted that his
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Jimmy Kimmel is revealing that he will be taking a much-needed break from filming Jimmy Kimmel Live! On Thursday night, the talk show host announced that Friday will mark the beginning of his summer break. He explained, “I’m taking the summer off to spend even more time with my family. I’ve been doing this job for almost
Earlier this year, Mobb Deep’s classic 1995 album The Infamous got a 25th anniversary reissue. In the latest episode of Song Exploder—the podcast where artists go through every detail in the creation of a song—Havoc discussed their iconic song “Shook Ones, Pt. II.” Listen to the full episode, which includes a full playthrough of the
Your favorite celebrity couples are about to face off. Today, E! announced a new special, Celebrity Game Face, hosted and executive produced by Kevin Hart. The special, which will premiere on Monday, Jul. 6 at 10 p.m., features Hart and wife Eniko Hart as they challenge couples Terry Crews and Rebecca King Crews, Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams
Perfume Genius has covered Mazzy Star’s iconic “Fade Into You” for Amazon Music’s new PROUD playlist. “I chose ‘Fade Into You’ because I carried it with me for a long time and I always looked to it for the warmth and the very heavy vibe that it always brings,” Perfume Genius said in a statement.