It’s been a tough year for fans of Showtime’s Ray Donovan. The beloved series was canceled after seven seasons last year, leaving fans with incomplete storylines. Thankfully, the show will return in the form of a two-hour wrap-up, and we finally have some clarity on when it will hit the air. During Showtime’s turn at
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Miko Marks pairs reverberating, soulful vocal harmonies with an outlaw country standard on her version of “Whiskey River,” a bluesy take on a song that was written by Johnny Bush and Paul Stroud and popularized by Willie Nelson on his Shotgun Willie album in 1973. While country fans first heard Nelson’s radio single version of the song, “Whiskey
Kanye West has filed a petition in a California court to change his legal name to his well-known nickname, Ye. In documents filed on Tuesday (August 24), and seen by TMZ, if the court approves the name change, West’s full name of Kanye Omari West would be legally changed to the mononym. According to the
Two Minutes to Late Night are back with the latest in their bedroom cover series, and they’ve once again pulled in top-tier talent from throughout the metalsphere for an extraordinarily fun performance video, this time of Toto‘s 1978 hit “Hold The Line.” Here’s the crew for this one: Vocals: Rody Walker (Protest The Hero)Guitars: Alex Skolnick (Testament, etc.)Guitars: Devin Shidaker (The
RMC Music is back and gives thanks on Smoke DZA, 183rd, and Nym Lo’s joint project, Thanks Again. Produced by 183rd, the Kushed God and Nym Lo release 12 new tracks including “365”, “Chin Music”, “Nicholas Cage”, “Truck On Fire”, and more. Guests include Dom Kennedy, Steven Young, and Big B’z. This is DZA’s first
We’re finally starting to get some answers. Sure, there’s still a lot we don’t know, but Stargirl Season 2 Episode 3 helped answer of few of the season’s more pressing questions: What is The Shade doing in Blue Valley? Who will yield Thunderbolt? Will Courtney pass summer school? OK, maybe the last question is a bit of
Lana Wachowski’s The Matrix 4 has been an extreme mystery for quite a while now. The movie is set to be released this December, and yet the production has kept a tight lid on everything involved with the film – including the title. Well, now that period of being totally in the dark is over,
Rated R&B’s Front + Center artist Tone Stith has announced his first headlining tour. The FWM Tour will kick off on September 19, at the Lights On Festival in Concord, California. From there, Stith will hit major U.S. cities such as Atlanta, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Denver, before wrapping up in New York City on November 10.
The official audio for Smiley’s “Over The Top (feat. Drake)” out now: https://OVOSOUND.lnk.to/OverTheTop Follow Smiley: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thareal_smiley/tagged/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/smiley61st Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tharealsmiley61st Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/smiley61st #Smiley #Drake #OverTheTop
Like so many fans, Keith Urban is taking Rolling Stones’ drummer Charlie Watts‘ death hard. The country singer described being “shocked and truly saddened” in an heartfelt message on social media. Referring to Watts’ sharp suits and professional demeanor, Urban calls him the “gentleman soul of rock and roll” in his tribute, posted alongside an undated photo
Remember that music dump that SZA hinted at last year? Well, the three previously unreleased songs have emerged on the singer-songwriter’s SoundCloud account. They’re titled “Nightbird,” “I Hate You,” and “Joni,” a fan-requested song. The next day, however, fans alerted SZA of their removal from the music sharing platform. She responded in a tweet stating her confusion of
Lady Gaga is headed back to Sin City! Mother Monster is reviving one of her two Las Vegas residencies, Jazz & Piano. The show, which originally launched in 2019, features re-imagined versions of her greatest hits alongside material from The Great American Songbook. The show will return to Park MGM’s Park Theater Oct. 14, with
R.E.M. have announced details of a 25th anniversary reissue of their acclaimed 1996 album, ‘New Adventures In Hi-Fi’. READ MORE: R.E.M. tell us about 25 years of ‘Monster’: “We needed swagger – to be loud and raw” The reissue, set to be released on October 29, comes as part of the band’s 40th anniversary celebrations, and
Alice in Chains guitarist/vocalist Jerry Cantrell has announced a North American solo tour in support of his forthcoming album, Brighten. Dates are below. Tickets are on sale Friday, August 27 at 10:00 AM local time. Brighten, Cantrell’s first solo outing since 2002, comes out October 29. You can check out the first single, “Atone” —
Pray for Haiti. Mach-Hommy brings “No Blood No Sweat” in the latest vignette off his Pray For Haiti album. Donning a OJ Simpson throwback jersey and waving his Haitian flag, the Griselda rapper unleashes his complex raps throughout his Newark stomping grounds with his crew. What’chu got going on? [embedded content]
Chesapeake Shores recently returned to Hallmark for its thrilling fifth season, but a dark cloud hung over the show’s return: Jesse Metcalf, its leading man, was bowing out in the first few episodes. Now that his last-ever installment as Trace Riley has aired, Metcalfe is shedding light on his stunning departure. “Life’s all about growth.
CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. If you consider yourself a fan of Alita: Battle Angel, the movie might have also made you a fan of Rosa Salazar, who starred as the titular cybernetic hero. However, the person you
Jam & Lewis have claimed their second top 10 single as lead artist on the Billboard Adult R&B Airplay. “Somewhat Loved (There You Go Breakin’ Heart)” featuring Mariah Carey has moved up two slots to No. 10. The news comes hours after the slow-burning tune made similar headlines on R&B Radio. In February, the celebrated duo