When Bruiser and Bicycle released their 2019 debut, Woods Come Find Me, the Animal Collective comparisons were inevitable. Though unsuspecting and humble in nature, their lo-fi sound tapped into similar vocal hijinks and manic acoustic arrangements as Sung Tongs, […]
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Man Charged in Shooting of Black Teen Ralph Yarl
Andrew Lester has been charged with armed assault in the shooting of 16-year-old Ralph Yarl, Prosecuting Attorney Zachary Thompson said at a news conference on Monday, as The Washington Post reports. Yarl, 16, was shot […]
Elon and Tucker Are Finally Consummating Their Epic Bromance
Beginning on Monday night and stretching into his Tuesday show, Fox News host Tucker Carlson will air an extensive interview with Elon Musk. It promises to be a revealing portrait of an enigmatic billionaire who […]
Go Behind the Scenes of Internet Golden Girl Emma Chamberlain’s Rolling Stone Cover Shoot
The internet personality and coffee aficionado appears on the cover of the May 2023 issue Internet golden girl Emma Chamberlain is Rolling Stone‘s May 2023 cover star. Front and center on the magazine cover, the […]
Meet The Creator Who Got TikTok Talking About Spanking — One Dance At A Time
It’s easy to argue on TikTok. But singer Derric Gobourne Jr. is taking it a step further — he’s dancing the haters away. While you might not recognize Gobourne’s name, or his stage moniker Sir […]
Model/Actriz’s Purple Reign
The look on Model/Actriz’s Cole Haden’s face lets me know immediately that I have butchered the pronunciation of “dionysian.” “We know what word you’re saying, it doesn’t matter,” he deadpans. Now, there are some words […]
Curtains Close on Final ‘Phantom of the Opera’ Broadway Show After 35 Years
After 35 years, the curtains have closed on Broadway’s longest-running musical. Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera ran its final show on Sunday evening at the Majestic Theatre in New York City, marking its […]
Emma Chamberlain Is in an ‘Existential Crisis 24/7.’ Let’s Get Into It
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Kara Jackson: Why Does the Earth Give Us People to Love?
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Frost Children: SPEED RUN
Hyperpop has entered an awkward stage. As the once-meteoric genre has trailed off into a number of micro-scenes that can’t agree on whether they’re dead or not, questions that plagued the music since its genesis […]
Terry: Call Me Terry
Call Me Terry, the fourth album by Australian post-punk four-piece Terry, seems disarmingly chipper at first glance. Its title is back-slapping and genial, and its songs have the swaying, hummable feel of nursery rhymes. The […]