We are entering day 73 of the Writer’s Guild strike, where writers for all your favorite TV shows have stopped writing altogether in the midst of contract negotiations. Yes, that indeed means your fave shows are being delayed…you may as well say goodbye to Euphoria, which now is projected to be released in 2026 due
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On Thursday morning (July 13), Jimmie Allen countersued two women who say he sexually assaulted them in separate incidents. Later that afternoon, the lawyer for Jane Doe and Jane Doe 2 issued a statement reinforcing her clients’ positions. Elizabeth Fegan represents both women. Her team issued a statement to Taste of Country that expresses no shock
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Pic by Rolf Meldgaard Danish avant metal trio Oxx have a lot to offer in a mere 2:36 on their latest single, “The Hypostasis.” The track is a crosscut between sludgy lumberings and manic riffing that feels both mathy and chaotic. It’s a helluva ride, punctuated by enraged vocals and a rhythm section that feels
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One of my favorite Hollywood behind-the-scenes stories involves Marlon Brando wearing a champagne ice bucket on his head during one scene in the ill-fated 1996 production of The Island of Dr. Moreau. In the realm of big-budget movies, we often assume that every detail is meticulously planned and has a purpose. However, Brando’s bucket had
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WE ARE STILL FUCKING ICE! proclaims frozen black metal outfit Imperial Crystalline Entombment (heretofore referred to as ICE), opening their first album in two decades. Known for their especially frigid take on the already cold genre, ICE’s Ancient Glacial Resurgence shows this band hasn’t missed a beat in their absence. Citing spontaneous composition and subconscious
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Who didn’t survive the penultimate episode? On Mayans M.C. Season 5 Episode 9, tensions mounted when E.Z. realized the net was closing in around him. Meanwhile, a face from the past returned, intent on causing mass panic. Elsewhere, Isaac and his men tried to track down Angel to get their own back, but they found
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“He Thinks He’ll Keep Her” hitmaker Mary Chapin Carpenter‘s gold-certified breakout record, State of the Heart, was released on June 13, 1989. The album, her second, includes songs such as “Quittin’ Time” and “Something of a Dreamer.” With a total of four songs from the project making the Hot Country Singles chart, State of the Heart peaked at No. 28 on
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