Pulsating with liberal overdrive in “Amazing Night,” cutting through the silence with a humble harmony in “Sometimes I Feel Like This,” the guitars aren’t just the main focus in Dizzy Box Nine’s new album Faster Than Anticipation – they’re reason enough to give its fourteen songs a dedicated listen this season. While it isn’t the star of
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Rachel Bilson and Bill Hader have called it quits, E! News has learned. “She’s absolutely devastated,” a source tells us. The private celebrity pairing first sparked romance rumors around last year’s holiday season when they were spotted out and about in the actor’s hometown of Tulsa, Okla. Rachel and Bill would confirm those rumors by stepping out
Little Rock, Arkansas doom metal quartet Pallbearer have announced their fourth studio LP: Forgotten Days is out October 23 via Nuclear Blast. The new album follows Pallbearer’s 2017 effort Heartless. Below, watch the Ben Meredith–directed music video for “Forgotten Days.” In a press release, singer/guitarist Brett Campbell said, “The video for ‘Forgotten Days’ tells the
Charlize Theron is single and has no interest in mingling. For an interview with E!’s own Scott Tweedie, The Old Guard actress gave an update on her love life or, by her choice, lack thereof. “I really do believe that women really…make s–t happen for ourselves,” the 44-year-old Oscar winner exclusively told Scott. “And I
Lockdown exposed the best aspects and worst flaws of humanity. That period of uncertainty and anxiety forced us to meditate on the obvious need to change the damaging systems we live by. By working with three experts, we’ve created a sonic and visual dialogue around these global, structural issues; taking the form of climate emergency, tax
And once they were released, he let them live on their own and speak for themselves. Rather than the usual promo tour, he opted to explore the world for a month. “China, Japan, Oceania, France, just around,” he said. “Casual.” In their wake, his indifference towards the industry machine calcified further. Whereas with channel ORANGE, he
100 gecs have shared a new remix version of “hand crushed by a mallet,” featuring Fall Out Boy, Craig Owens, and Nicole Dollanganger. The track appears on 100 gecs’ 1000 gecs remix album 1000 gecs & The Tree of Clues. Take a listen to “hand crushed by a mallet (Remix)” below (via Big Beat/Atlantic). Back
Colton Underwood has found “clarity” on what he wants from a relationship following his split from Cassie Randolph. Though the former Bachelor has stayed silent on the breakup out of respect for his ex, the star said he’s ready to speak out about the “experience” because “obviously a lot changed this week,” seemingly referencing Cassie’s interview on Monday’s
Lana Del Rey’s Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, a poetry book and its accompanying audiobook of poems, recited by Del Rey and set to music by Jack Antonoff, has received an official release date. The audiobook is out July 28, and the hardcover and ebook editions arrive on September 29. In addition, CDs and
Dun, dun! With a whopping 21 season of Law & Order: SVU that have aired, thousands of actors have made an appearance on the storied procedural show, and you may be shocked to see which famous faces are among them. Stars who have gone on to lead their own shows had early roles in their careers
Actor Michael Imperioli has hosted an hour-long show on NTS Radio called “632 ELYSIAN FIELDS.” The Sopranos and Goodfellas actor’s selections were inspired by Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire; the title nods to Blanche DuBois’ final resting place. The tracklist features Lou Reed, Charles Mingus, Cat Power, Richard Hell, and others. Head to NTS
Naya Rivera and her son, Josey Hollis. (Gregg DeGuire/Getty Images) Glee star Naya Rivera, known for playing the sultry, sassy cheerleader-turned-singer Santana Lopez, was reported missing Wednesday night (July 26) and, authorities said, feared dead. Rivera, 33, who starred across all six seasons of the Fox network series, rented a boat in Lake Piru, California,
Glee star Naya Rivera is missing after Ventura, Calif. authorities found her son alone on a boat in the middle of Lake Piru on Wednesday, July 8, authorities have confirmed. According to NBC4 L.A. reporter Robert Kovacik, a search for Rivera began on Wednesday afternoon, when the actress and her son, Josey Dorsey, failed to return a rental boat to the facilities
Tame Impala has shared a live acoustic version of their song “On Track” from their latest album The Slow Rush. The sparse video centers on frontman Kevin Parker, performing the song alone in a chair in a small studio. Check it out below. In April, Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker played a solo acoustic version of
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The Cranberries’ 1994 sophomore album, No Need to Argue, featuring their smash hit “Zombie,” is getting an expanded edition, courtesy of Island/UMe. The collection arrives September 18 and features the full remastered album, plus B-sides, demos, and live tracks, including the previously unreleased “Yesterday’s Gone” and a demo of “Serious.” The 2xCD edition also includes
WUWU? NM here, just some news that ya girls, Maya and Anna, are back for another round of unbearable—yet hilarious—teenage awkwardness with Pen15 season two in September. E! News can exclusively reveal Pen15 season two premieres on Friday, Sept. 18 on Hulu. The new season is 14 episodes, but will be split into two with the
Pearl Jam, the Eagles, Guns N’ Roses, and Green Day are among the bands who have received loans from the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program, Rolling Stone reports. According to data from the Small Business Administration and Treasury Department, the money will go to supporting and retaining the artists’ crews and staff; Rolling Stone notes
Turkish president Recep Erdoğan gestures. (Mustafa Kamaci/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) Turkey’s president Recep Erdoğan offered a thinly-veiled defence of a homophobic tweet from the head of the country’s largest humanitarian agency. Erdoğan, the ruling Justice and Development Party founder, accused LGBT+ people of “sneaking up on our national and spiritual values again” and claimed
Mary Kay Letourneau has died at the age of 58. The public figure, who garnered worldwide infamy in the late ’90s for starting an illegal relationship with her then 13-year-old student, died of stage 4 cancer. Letourneau’s attorney confirmed news of her passing to NBC. Letourneau was 34-years-old when she and Vili Fualaau, a sixth
Atlanta rapper SahBabii has released a new project tonight called Barnacles. The project follows 2019’s three-track 3P and 2018’s full-length Squidtastic. Barnacles includes March’s “Double Dick” and the new song “Tongue Demon.” Hear SahBabii’s Barnacles below. Read more about SahBabii in “Why Is Rap Obsessed with Naruto?” on the Pitch. Barnacles: 01 Barnacles02 Ready To
Every year has its thorns—but 2020 sure is extra prickly. Like so many Americans can relate to, the first half of the year has proven to be a challenging one. And during Tuesday’s all-new episode of the Bachelor Happy Hour podcast, Becca Kufrin opened up about her mindset as the second half of the year
HBO has shared a teaser for We Are Who We Are, the new TV series from Call Me by Your Name and Suspiria filmmaker Luca Guadagnino. The show follows two American teens living on a U.S. military base in Italy. The eight-episode series premieres in September on HBO and HBO Max. Watch the teaser below.
Michelle Steel, president of the Orange County Board of Supervisors and a candidate in California’s 48th congressional district A video has surfaced of a Republican congressional candidate bragging about pulling her daughter out of college because she supported equal marriage. The video appears to show Michelle Steel, who is president of the Orange County Board
Hilary Swank is going where she’s gone only a few times before: Series regular television. The two-time Oscar winner will star in Away, premiering Friday, Sept. 4, opposite Josh Charles. The series created by Andrew Hinderaker and executive produced by Jason Katims and showrunner Jessica Goldberg is described as a “thrilling, emotional drama on an
Dirty Projectors are the latest group to perform a set as part of NPR’s “Tiny Desk (Home) Concert” series. With Felicia Douglass and Maia Friedman singing, Mike Johnson playing knickknacks, Kristin Slipp on keytar, and Dave Longstreth on various other instruments. Watch them perform “Lose Your Love,” “Overlord,” “Inner World,” and “Search for Life” below.
David Starkey. (David Levenson/Getty) David Starkey issued an apology Monday (July 6) after fielding intense accusations of racism for suggesting that slavery was not genocide because there are “so many damn Blacks” in Britain and Africa. The author of several books about Henry VIII and his wives, and a frequent guest on British television and
Tonight, The Bachelor went back about as far in time as it possibly could. As the Bachelor franchise continues to reckon with its history and contemplate its future, The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons—Ever took a trip back to 2002 and 2003, when the very first seasons of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette aired, starring Alex Michel and
Dave Chappelle threw a socially-distanced music festival in his hometown of Yellow Springs, Ohio during the July 4 weekend, as Spin and Cincinnati’s CityBeat point out. Guest performers included Erykah Badu, Common, Questlove, Talib Kweli, Michelle Wolf, Tiffany Haddish, Michael Che, Jon Hamm, and Chappelle himself. According to Spin, Chappelle covered Radiohead’s “Creep,” Badu did
Pristine strings, shimmering keys and a beefy percussion combine forces to make a backdrop as elegant as it is ethereally pop-friendly in the new single from Johnnie Mikel, “Nothing to Lose,” but despite their amalgamation of power, it pales in comparison to what this singer can do with his voice alone. Mikel isn’t afraid to