Fuerza Régida is riding high. The música Mexicana band performed a sold-out show at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles over the weekend, breaking the record for the highest attendance for a Latin act at the venue. And on Friday, they released their cumbia soccer-themed track “Tiki Taka Toco” to celebrate …
Read More »Michael Cohen Settles Lawsuit Against Trump Organization Days Before Trial
Ex-Donald Trump attorney Michael Cohen settled a lawsuit Friday over legal bills he claims are owed to him by the former president. The details of the settlement have not been made public. Cohen sued Trump’s flagship company, The Trump Organization, in 2019, alleging his former employer wrongfully ceased paying for …
Read More »How Did Charlotte Become the Breakout Star of 'And Just Like That…?'
I have never been a huge fan of Charlotte York Goldenblatt, the Upper East Side princess played by Kristin Davis in Sex and the City. As a New York Jew, I didn’t relate to her WASP-y country club optimism, nor was I particularly charmed by her wide-eyed pearl-clutching at her …
Read More »Will.i.am Reveals the Inspiration Behind His New Single With Britney Spears
Will.i.am dropped by CBS Mornings to tease his forthcoming collaboration with Britney Spears. During his appearance on the show, the producer described the meaning behind the single titled “Mind Your Business.” “When you’re in the spotlight, a lot of times you just want to live your life,” Will.i.am explained. “And …
Read More »Conservative Trolls Want to Talk About Rap Music Instead of Jason Aldean. Don't Take the Bait
All week long, a culture war has been raging around country star Jason Aldean‘s “Try That in a Small Town,” a turgid power ballad wrapped around an unsubtle warning to protesters and other outsiders: “Try that in a small town, see how far you make it down the road.” To …
Read More »Noname Reveals Tracklist for 'Sundial,' First Album in Five Years
Noname has long held her third album close, but as its August 11 release approaches, she has shared the 11-song tracklist. She posted a spacey graphic on Instagram, with titles like “Black Mirror,” “Potentially the Interlude,” and “Gospel?” Its features include Common, Jay Electronica, Billy Woods, Eryn Allen Kane, Ayoni, …
Read More »The Bonkers Tale of the Stolen Flying Burrito Brothers Suit — And How It Was Finally Found
The shows were over, but for Phil Kaufman, the headache was just beginning. Then the road manager for the Flying Burrito Brothers, one of the bands credited with finding the common ground between rock & roll and honky-tonk country, Kaufman had just returned home to Los Angeles, after some Burrito-related …
Read More »Tupac Shakur: Police Search Home of Man Who Claims to Have Witnessed Murder
The search warrant served by Las Vegas Police on Monday in connection to the investigation into themurder of Tupac Shakur targeted Duane Keith Davis, 60, also known as “Keefy D” or “Keffe D,” NBC reports. According to the warrant obtained by the outlet, authorities searched Davis’ home, specifically looking at …
Read More »Slayyyter Thinks Her Upcoming LP 'Starfucker' Is the 'Greatest Album Ever.' But Maybe She's Biased
Slayyyter is in this in-between phase of her career: Sometimes people don’t have a clue who she is, but other times fans are begging for a picture. “It’s a funny place to be,” she tells Rolling Stone with a laugh. “I’m still myself, but I get to dip my toe …
Read More »The Banned Barbie Movie That Will Blow Your Mind
The multiplex is about to get Barbiefied, but the soon-to-be hit isn’t the first film to feature Mattel’s favorite plaything. A previous Barbie movie was made in 1987, an experimental musical biopic that barely saw the light of day. The dolls sing, and they argue, and the most famous one …
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