Hank Heaven's Wild NYC Sublet Saga: Blind Cats, a Jailed Landlord, and the New EP 'Welterweight'
From jazz guitar prodigy to folk storyteller, Hank Heaven weaves a gas leak, a landlord doing time, and two blind cats into the six tracks of the new EP 'Welterweight.'
"It's Already in the Can" — Brian Bell Just Spilled the Beans on Weezer's Movie
At the premiere of Green Day's film "Nimrods," Weezer guitarist Brian Bell got asked about their own movie's progress — and let it slip with a "probably shouldn't say this, but": 2027 is the target release.
Will Byers Is Heading to the London Stage — Playing Two Roles, and It Has Nothing to Do With Stranger Things
Stranger Things just wrapped with its New Year's special, and Noah Schnapp is already jumping into a London stage production called Affluenza, taking on two roles at once. It's also his first project since leaving Hawkins that has zero connection to the original show.
Green Day Made a Punk Road Comedy — And Forgot the DIY Spirit Along the Way
Green Day dives into feature filmmaking with "Nimrods," hitting theaters August 14 and starring "The Black Phone" actor Mason Thames. But critics say the film is more interested in getting its characters close to superstardom than understanding what punk actually means.
81-Year-Old Guitar Legend Slides Into Ian Gillan's DMs Like a Neighbor Asking to Borrow Sugar — Deep Purple Reunites After 33 Years
Ritchie Blackmore returned to the Deep Purple stage for the first time in 33 years, just to play one song — "Smoke On The Water" — and quietly put an end to years of public tension with Ian Gillan along the way.
Assassin's Creed Creator's New Game 1666: Amsterdam Sets August 25 Early Access Launch
Patrice Désilets returns to historical thriller territory after years away, this time setting the stage in 1666 Amsterdam—where the hunt is no longer for rogue agents, but for demons hiding behind human faces.
From Milchick to Metzger: Tramell Tillman's Suits Stay Cooler Than Any Villain
The "Severance" Emmy winner pops up in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" as Bill Metzger, head of Damage Control. He's not playing a bad guy—just a man who genuinely believes he's preventing harm.
V Reveals Right Ear Hearing Down to 30%, Jungkook Pushes Through ARIRANG Tour Despite Shin Injury
During a Weverse Live, V opened up for the first time about his right ear hearing loss—now at just 30%—and revealed he's still on medication and monitoring the condition after his discharge. In the same broadcast, Jungkook admitted he completed part of the ARIRANG world tour while nursing a shin injury.
Anne Hathaway Shows Off Baby Bump at Dinosaur Movie Premiere, But the Real Story Is Hidden in Her Costume's Dorothy Transformation
At the premiere of "The Oakwood Street Apocalypse," Anne Hathaway's baby-bump red carpet look was just the opener — the real detail worth unpacking is the costume she helped design herself.
Makoto Shinkai's Untitled Next Film Already Locked Down by Crunchyroll for Global Streaming
Crunchyroll teams up with Sony Pictures Entertainment once again, securing global streaming rights (excluding Asia, but including India) for Makoto Shinkai's next animated feature—before the plot or even the title has been revealed.
Nicholas Hoult Cast as Professor Lockhart in HBO's 'Harry Potter' Season 2
HBO's 'Harry Potter' hasn't even premiered its first season yet, but casting for season two is already underway—Nicholas Hoult has been tapped to play the vain, blonde Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, Gilderoy Lockhart.
$750K Horror Flick Sparks Internet Rage: 'Him and I' Turns Love Into a Selfish Wish
Made on a budget of just $750K, the low-cost horror film "Him and I" has raked in over $150M globally, and its lead Bear has been branded "worst boyfriend on screen." When love becomes nothing more than a wish granted, what's left is just a shell that mouths "I love you."
Ferran Torres Scored Spain's World Cup-Winning Goal — Then Rushed Straight to a Bieber Pop-Up
The hero behind Spain's second World Cup title turns out to be a full-blown sneakerhead off the pitch — one who shops out Justin Bieber's pop-ups, lives in all-black fits, and swears by his Under Armour boots.
BLACKPINK's 10th Anniversary Fan Meet Takes Over a National Museum—40 Lucky Fans, One Government Investigation
YG scheduled BLACKPINK's 10th anniversary fan meeting inside the National Museum of Korea, but a rushed rollout, a mere 40-person cap, and restricted exhibition access sparked formal complaints—prompting Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to launch a review.
Asked If He Could Drop 100 in a Game, 22-Year-Old Wembanyama Doesn't Hesitate: "I Agree"
Asked point-blank whether he could score 100 points in a single game, Victor Wembanyama didn't bother with a polite dodge — he put himself right next to Wilt Chamberlain's 63-year-old record in the same breath.
Jeff Teague Just Roasted Monta Ellis, Then Turned Around and Said Lillard Could've Won Titles in Curry's Place Too
Jeff Teague pushed back on Monta Ellis's "swap and still win it all" theory on his podcast, only to drop his own version claiming "swap Lillard in and the results would be about the same" — and American media were quick to point out he'd completely overlooked Stephen Curry's role as the engine of it all.
DJ Shadow's Sample-Only Landmark 'Endtroducing' Turns 30
Widely regarded as the first album built entirely from samples, 'Endtroducing' gets a 30th anniversary reissue on September 18, with DJ Shadow launching a companion tour that includes a single overseas stop at London's Barbican later this year.
Tooth Announce Autumn UK Tour, October 27 London Show at The Garage Set to Be Their Biggest Headline Date Yet
London grunge four-piece Tooth are hitting the road across the UK and Europe in support of their debut EP "Restless In Bloom," with the October 27 show at London's The Garage marking their biggest headline gig to date. Tickets go on sale August 12.
From SoundCloud to a Decade Later: Jamila Woods Brings Heavn Home on Anniversary Tour
Jamila Woods announces a 10th anniversary tour for Heavn, kicking off in Los Angeles in November and closing back home at Chicago's Thalia Hall on December 6th — revisiting the 2016 R&B landmark across six cities.
House of the Dragon Season 4 Confirmed as Series Finale — HBO Boss Says the Ending Was Written All Along
Following the Season 3 finale, HBO has confirmed that House of the Dragon will conclude with its fourth season. CEO Casey Bloys made clear this isn't a last-minute cancellation — the endpoint was mapped out from day one.
Danny Boyle's "Ink" Traces the Rise of Tabloid Media—And Ends Up Feeding a Streaming Algorithm Anyway
Adapted from James Graham's stage play of the same name, "Ink" tells the story of how Rupert Murdoch used tabloids to upend traditional media—getting a theatrical run first before Netflix takes over is, in itself, a fitting irony.
Sandee Chan Transforms into a Ghostly Nun to Spit Rap Bars — TM Guo 2 Takes 8 Years to Throw a One-Night-Only Hip-Hop Party
THAT'S MY SHHH and Mandopop Workbook reunite after eight years, bringing together Nick Chou, Chen Sianjing, Sam and more at Legacy TERA, with Sandee Chan making her genre-crossing debut on two Cypher theme songs.
aespa Admits They're "AI" On Stage—But Get Real About Idol Life Ahead of Lollapalooza
From the fictional Kwangya universe to their rain-soaked Lollapalooza debut in Chicago, aespa's four members open up about new album "Lemonade" — and drop a rare, honest take on the toughest part of being an idol.
Turns Out He Bought Spider-Man's Childhood Home—Queens Homeowner Has Spent 3 Years Sorting Fan Mail
Google Maps labels the address "Spider-Man's Home," and when Jack Shi bought the house three years ago, he had no idea. Now fans from around the world show up at his door, and his mailbox is stuffed with letters addressed to Spider-Man himself.