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Image Image Credit Warner Bros. TV / Contributor via Getty Images and Rob Kim / Stringer via Getty Images Image Alt Cardi B appears on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” and JT speaks onstage during The Black Beauty Talks Image Size landscape-medium Key Takeaways: Cardi B took aim at JT’s “Keep Coming” diss by mocking its stream numbers on Instagram Live. JT’s diss tracks “Keep Coming” and “No Hook” were briefly released but later removed from streaming platforms. Cardi B previously referenced JT in her “Magnet” verse and hinted at Nicki Minaj’s involvement in the ongoing feud. Cardi B vowed to…
Image Image Credit Kevin Mazur / Contributor via Getty Images and Ezra Shaw / Staff via Getty Images Image Alt Megan Thee Stallion attends the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards and Klay Thompson during a Dallas Maverick vs Golden State Warriors game Image Size landscape-medium Key Takeaways: Megan Thee Stallion took to Instagram to share a curated look at her relationship with Klay Thompson. The montage included intimate moments, gifts and a snippet of her unreleased track sampling Total’s “Kissin’ You.” Though Thompson’s recent press conference comment sparked speculation about a breakup, Megan’s post appears to confirm that they are…
Director Ridley Scott finds today’s movies so bad that he was moved to go back and check his own work. According to UK Yahoo News, the acclaimed 87-year-old director was speaking at the BFI Southbank about how he watches lots of current TV and film projects, largely in search of new talent to cast in his own productions. For example, he revealed that he found Paul Mescal for Gladiator II thanks to his turn on the BBC miniseries, Normal People. For the most part, however, Scott is far from impressed by the majority of what he sees. “Well, right now…
The AI revolution is coming for your playlists. Spotify is partnering with OpenAI’s large language model ChatGPT to suggest even more personalized music and podcast recommendations. Beginning today, October 6th, Spotify Premium and Free users will be able to link their accounts to ChatGPT, allowing the AI chatbot to assist in finding new artists, songs, playlists, albums, or podcast episodes. Some of the prompt examples that Spotify highlighted in its press release include, “Make a playlist with some Latin artists that are on my heavy rotation,” and “Are there any podcasts you’d recommend if I want to go deeper into science…
Listen via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Podcasts | More Platforms Ian Astbury caught up with Kyle Meredith to talk about the rebirth of Death Cult, the proto-era band that gave rise to The Cult, and how revisiting that raw energy has given the group a new pulse. The current “Paradise Now Tour” (get tickets here) sees Astbury fronting both The Cult and Death Cult, and the frontman says it’s more than nostalgia — it’s “going back to zero point.” As he puts it, Death Cult’s return is “our PRP — taking our original DNA, putting it back into us, and revitalizing.” Listen above or wherever you…
Bring Me the Horizon have announced a Spring 2026 North American arena tour, which will see the UK band playing cities they didn’t hit on their recently completed US outing. The new dates, dubbed the “N. American Ascension Program 2,” kick off April 28th in Toronto, and run through a May 16th headlining appearance at the Sonic Temple Festival in Columbus Ohio. Along the way frontman Oli Sykes and company will hit Montreal, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, and other markets, including a May 2nd show at New York City’s famed Madison Square Garden. Get Bring Me the Horizon Tickets Here…
Dua Lipa’s “Radical Optimism Tour” kicked off its four-night run at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum on Saturday, October 4th, with a special performance of Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain.” Throughout her 2025 tour, Lipa has been treating audiences to nightly covers, spotlighting songs from local legends during each show. Fleetwood Mac’s members respectively hail from England and Northern California, but their mid ’70s reformation took place in Los Angeles; so, with Lipa’s smoldering alto, “The Chain” was an appropriate choice for her and her band to cover. Their rendition was even more high-energy than the original, with Lipa’s backup singers and…
RUSH surprised fans on Monday morning with the announcement of a 2026 North American tour, marking their first shows in 11 years. Even more surprising may have been their choice of drummer to fill the shoes of the late Neil Peart: the relatively unknown Anika Nilles. Interestingly, RUSH frontman Geddy Lee first mentioned Nilles’ name in a 2023 interview with The Guardian, saying, “I heard this drummer the other day, I think her name is Anika. She played on the last Jeff Beck tour and I thought was she was terrific.” Get RUSH Tickets Here On Sunday night, October 5th,…
John C. Reilly has revealed big plans to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his cult classic comedy, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. During a recent appearance on Steve-O’s Wild Ride! podcast, the actor said he intends to do a 2027 tour as Dewey Cox alongside the character’s band, The Hard Walkers. “We’re going to do a concert tour, Dewey Cox and the Hard Walkers. As many dates and as big of places as we can do. So, yeah, that’s the idea for the 20th anniversary,” Reilly said, before recalling an eight-city run he did to promote the film’s original release…
Image Image Credit Simone Joyner / Contributor via Getty Images Image Alt Gunna performs during Day 2 of Wireless Festival 2024 Image Size landscape-medium Key Takeaways: Gunna’s “Wun World Tour” will mark his first global trek across four continents, starting in North America in November. The tour supports his latest album, The Last Wun, which debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 chart. Presale tickets drop on Wednesday (Oct. 8), with general sales starting next Monday (Oct. 13) in select markets. Gunna is heading back on the road next month in support of his latest album, The Last Wun.…