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It’s no secret that Warner Bros’ hand in the Barbie movie provides them with the biggest box office success of the year. It’s already breaking records, pulling in over $300 million in its opening weekend, the biggest for a female director (in Greta Gerwig) ever. And it’s already garnering Oscar buzz. It went head-to-head with

A while ago, I wrote about how Harley Davidson was taking the plunge into the luxury fashion world. That may have sounded a bit unorthodox or a shot in the dark but actually wasn’t a far cry from their reality. You see, those beloved trucker hats and Harley tees were taken into the magical hands

Fans are frustrated that Nicki Minaj seemingly isn’t included in Netflix’s forthcoming docuseries Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop. The official trailer for Netflix’s new docuseries dropped Tuesday (July 25). Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop will tell the story of women’s rise in hip-hop, highlighting the legacies and impacts of

Talk about manifestation! The model who plays Zayn‘s love interest in his new music video for “Love Like This” was actually once a diehard fan who spent her teen years tweeting about the former One Direction member. “Fun fact, I didn’t even audition for this. The directors had been keeping an eye on me &

Jauz released his new album, Rise Of The Wise, in the middle of summer to serve as our soundtrack. With high energy tracks in “U Feel” and “Crazy (3AM Sound)”, you’ll be ready to dance the night away, while more melodic tracks are the perfect transition to make for a well-rounded dance album. Rise Of

California idol group Sorb3t, composed of members Berry, Ashe and Alice, is officially disbanding after backlash they received for their viral call-and-response video on TikTok back in May. The kaigai (overseas) idol group announced the group’s dissolution via Twitter on July 23. “Hello, everyone. We are sad to announce that SORB3T will be disbanding. We

Finding a once-in-a-lifetime talent like quinnie is borderline impossible. The singer-songwriter extraordinaire is known for her deep connection to nature and all things that come from the Earth. She’s grounded in all the best ways possible, and she brings the same indie flare that music titans like Joni Mitchell graced us with. Now, quinnie is

“A dragon without a rider is a tragedy. A rider without a dragon is dead” I’m not one to brush past a fantasy book. Although Harry Potter, Game of Thrones and Lord Of The Rings are some of my lifetime-favourite reads, there have been a very few misses. And then . . . there’s the

Over the last three years, KiNG MALA has established herself as of pop music’s brightest talents. With soulful vocals and impeccable production, the singer-songwriter easily shifts from playful to badass. Her latest, “sunny side up,” is a darkly funny breakup song about a past relationship. “My previous partner and I fought over everything towards the

More than a decade after collaborating on their first hit together, Britney Spears and will.i.am have reunited for “Mind Your Business.” Released Friday (July 21), the electro-pop song dives into the topics of privacy and public scrutiny. The Black Eyed Peas star first teased the track on Monday (July 17), though rumors of a new

The world is mourning the loss of a music icon. Tony Bennett died Friday (July 21) at the age of 96. The musician’s longtime publicist Sylvia Weiner confirmed Bennett’s death to NBC. Bennett’s cause of death is publicly unknown as of publishing. The singer was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2016. READ MORE: Celebrities Who Served in the

Jason Aldean‘s wife Brittany is defending her country star husband amid the backlash to “Try That in a Small Town,” after many listeners have denounced the song and music video as “racist dogwhistling” and glorification of gun-based vigilante justice. In an Instagram Stories slide, Brittany puts the blame on the “media” for misconstruing the message

For months on end, the internet has been joking about summer’s most unexpected double feature: Oppenheimer vs Barbie. Well, July 21st is finally here. And, as writers who are chronically online and always down to do something for the bit, of course, we grabbed our comfies and our blankets and spent 5 hours in the

On July 21st, Barbie and Oppenheimer are set to open in the biggest box office battle since 2008’s Mamma Mia and The Dark Night. And if those two films taught us anything, it’s that we can have it all: a gritty Christopher Nolan film and a fun, fresh, flirty, female-helmed, camp musical. So why is

I write this fresh out of the Barben-heimer challenge, where I spent 5 hours in a movie theater. It must be a world record sitting through that 3 hour Oppenheimer, and the first thing I do when I get home is rush to my computer. I exited the theater on Friday morning just after midnight,

It’s cliché to say that an artist doesn’t fit into a genre. For Sophie Powers, it’s true. This is the result of someone making music that sounds cool rather than what she thinks people want to hear. Audiences know when an artist is original, and that’s the key to Powers’ early success. Musically, the Toronto

Olivia Rodrigo almost cut one of the most iconic and most memorable lines from her latest hit song, “vampire.” In a new interview with Audacy’s The Julia Show, Rodrigo revealed that “It was actually a debate whether or not ‘fame f—er’ should be in the song” because it’s “not relatable.” The chorus of the song calls

Remember the era of summer blockbusters? Every weekend of the summer, families, friend groups, budding romances, and solo cinema lovers alike would pack into their local theatres to watch the latest, hottest summer film. For a while, there’d be one or two movies that would own the summer — plus a smattering of stragglers that

Interview and Photos by Jordan Edwards Roe Kapara is a talented songwriter who’s created his own world that’s both macabre and endearing. His aesthetics, with references to death, religion, and past decades, build a surreal atmosphere that’s helped make him popular on social media. Kapara’s latest single, “Before We Croak,” is a great example. A