The period when Beatlemania reached America for the first time is captured ina new Disney+ documentaryproduced by Martin Scorsese. Beatles ’64, arriving on the streaming service on Nov. 29, features never-before-seen footage of the Beatles as they arrived in America to unprecedented fanfare in February 1964, as well as new …
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“Please Please Please,” the chart-topping and now Grammy-nominated single from Sabrina Carpenter, took a trip down South on the latest episode of the Kelly Clarkson Show. During the Kellyoke segment, Clarkson performed the song with an edge of southern twang, using her Texas roots to lean further into the pre-existing …
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Jesse Malin told Rolling Stone that he was determined to dance again after suffering a rare spinal stroke in May 2023. In a new music video for “She Don’t Love Me Now,” Sheer Terror frontman Paul Bearer is his fleet-footed proxy, gliding across a dancefloor in a New York club …
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Tate McRae may be feeling greedy about 2025. The pop star will release her third album, So Close to What, on Feb. 21, then follow it with a 50-date world tour. According to a release, So Close to What will chart “the journey of growing up when the road ahead …
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Mark Zuckerberg generally seems to be one of the more normal modern-day tech giants or at least one that comes off as less of a cartoonish villain (that’s how truly low the bar is). He isn’t trying to co-run any governmental departments and didn’t inadvertently cause a quarter of a …
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Shyne Barrow was 23 years old when his dreams of becoming a rapper were abruptly snatched away following his conviction of firing a gun in a packed New York City nightclub in December 1999. The incident injured three people. And although Barrow argued he acted in self-defense, the then-rising star …
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Simon Le Bon has been formally appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE). During a ceremony at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, the Duran Duran frontman accepted the honor from Prince William. Le Bon first received news that he would be named an MBE by King Charles …
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Roy Haynes, the prolific and proficient jazz drummer who recorded alongside Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Ray Charles, and Sonny Rollins, has died at the age of 99. Haynes’ daughter Leslie Haynes-Gilmore confirmed her father’s death Tuesday to the Guardian, adding he died following a short illness. A cutting-edge pioneer in …
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The gentle rise, fall, and revival of Seventies soft rock rolls along like a boat amongst the waves in the new trailer Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary, arriving Nov. 29 on HBO. Directed by Garret Price, Yacht Rock looks at the history and legacy of this genre of music, which was …
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Maybe Bowen Yang was onto something when he compared Moo Deng to pop superstar Chappell Roan in a Saturday Night Live sketch earlier this fall. The viral baby pygmy hippo now has an official song titled “Moodeng Moodeng.” Yes, you read that right. It’s clear Moo Deng is out for …
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