Kamala Harris, the first-term Democratic Senator from California who has rocketed to Democratic stardom since her election just over two years ago, used an early-morning television appearance on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to officially launch her long-awaited run for president. “My entire career has been focused on keeping people …
Read More »Cody Johnson Makes Change Look Easy on 'Ain't Nothin' to It'
Who’s scared of big, bad major labels? Cody Johnson, a former professional rodeo competitor and a stalwart of the proudly independent Texas country scene, transitions easily into the heart of the Nashville machine on his new album — fittingly titled Ain’t Nothin’ to It. Texas country is often ignored in …
Read More »Wu-Tang Clan Docuseries 'Of Mics and Men' Heading to Showtime
Showtime announced Friday that it has acquired the television rights to Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men, a four-part docuseries about the legendary hip-hop group. The first two episodes of Of Mics and Men, directed by Mass Appeal Sacha Jenkins, will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 28th, …
Read More »Here's What It's Like to Watch City Girls' NSFW 'Twerk' Video in an Office
Welcome to ‘Will I Get Fired For This?,’ Rolling Stone’s occasionally recurring column in which Staff Writer Charles Holmes — whose duties include but are not limited to watching and writing about music videos — watches a new music video that he fears will get him fired. You can read …
Read More »Jason Reitman to Direct New 'Ghostbusters' Movie Set in Original Universe
Jason Reitman is directing and co-writing a new Ghostbusters movie that will be set in the same universe as the original two films, Entertainment Weekly reports. Sony Pictures has tentatively scheduled the film for a summer 2020 release. Reitman’s father, Ivan Reitman, who directed the original 1984 Ghostbusters and its …
Read More »R. Kelly's Chicago Warehouse Visited by City Inspectors Over Code Violations
Chicago Department of Buildings visited R. Kelly‘s leased Chicago warehouse Wednesday, days after a judge ruled that city inspectors be allowed to enter the premises to investigate potential building code violations. On Wednesday around noon CST, inspectors gained entry to Kelly’s warehouse – an entire building he leases in Chicago’s …
Read More »Kane Brown Pines for the Simple Life in 'Homesick' on 'Colbert'
For his Monday night appearance on the Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Kane Brown opted to highlight not one of his up-tempo radio hits but a ballad album track off his latest LP Experiment. Displaying a supple baritone, Brown crooned “Homesick,” a love letter to the one he misses when …
Read More »King Crimson Plan 50 Concerts for 50th Anniversary
King Crimson will celebrate their 50th anniversary with a year full of special releases and events, including a 50-date tour spanning three continents. The prog-rock band confirmed three U.S. shows for September: the 3rd in Los Angeles, California; the 10th in Chicago, Illinois; and the 21st in New York, New …
Read More »Is Alex Berenson Trolling Us With His Anti-Weed Book?
In the past week, there’s been a flurry of media coverage around a new book called Tell Your Children: The Truth About Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence. One of the main points is that legalization is a terrible idea, because legal pot is already causing more people to become schizophrenic …
Read More »Lunachicks Guitarist Rails Against Justice Kavanaugh in New Metal-Pop Song
Gina Volpe, guitarist and co-founder of New York City punk band Lunachicks, channels modern angst via detuned metal guitars and rattling 808 beats on her new solo single, “Time to Come.” “Old man, move aside/Your day has come, number’s up; the tide is high,” she snarls on the track, written …
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