Album Review: Daddy’s Home by St. Vincent

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIt wasn’t all that long ago that Michelle Zauner, the creative force behind shoegaze-pop act Japanese Breakfast, was singing about the idea of becoming “Jimmy Fallon big.” The track from 2017’s “Soft Sounds from Another Planet” may have seemed like wishful thinking at the time, but Zauner’s tongue-in-cheek lyric came full circle in March when the band hit “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” to make Japanese Breakfast’s late-night television debut.The singer

Chris Willman Music WriterIt might be premature to proclaim Allison Russell’s solo debut the album of the year — some of her collaborators and boosters have their records that may merit being in the running, of thousands forthcoming — but “Outside Child” sure has the inside track.

The movie Cruella is now playing in theaters and a fan who went to a New York City screening of the film revealed the crazy experience that happened at the theater.

Mark Consuelos, 50, and Kelly Ripa’s kids are all grown up! Their youngest son, Joaquin Consuelos, 18, took his beautiful date, Melissa, to prom in New York City, where Kelly, Mark, and their family live. Both Kelly and Mark were so excited to see Joaquin go to prom and took adorable photos before Joaquin and his date headed off to celebrate the school year.

Spring fling! Luann de Lesseps has a new man in her life — and she couldn’t be happier.

Age Don’t Mean a Thing and 2017’s critically acclaimed, tongue-in-cheek Goin’ Platinum, seems far from ready to slow down.His latest collection of songs, Sharecropper’s Son (★★★★☆), is steeped in blues and soul tradition, bringing a whole lifetime of performance and love of southern musical tradition to bear on an album that brilliantly showcases all of Finley’s strengths.Sharecropper’s Son is autobiographical in nature, inspired by the musician’s upbringing in the rural Jim Crow South.

Rob Lowe gets some of the “Parks and Recreation” cast back together on Friday’s “Ellen DeGeneres Show”.

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” film (set to debut in December 2021), Lego has revealed the Marvel Comics Universe character’s latest set: the iconic Daily Bugle Building. The Daily Bugle, a fictional New York City tabloid newspaper, was first featured in “The Amazing Spider-Man” comic series in 1963 — and has become a iconic fixture in the MCU.

The embattled actor/director currently resides in New York City alongside his American wife, Catherine Schneiderman.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticAs I pressed play on the first episode of “Run the World,” I wasn’t intending to mainline the entire eight-episode season in one greedy gulp.

Chris Willman Music WriterFor St. Vincent, “home” is a relative thing; she doesn’t often touch exactly the same base, musically, and no one will ever accuse her of making the same album twice.

“Pose” star Dominique Jackson and her fiancé and manager, Edwin, will appear on an upcoming episode of HGTV’s long-running real estate series, “House Hunters”, as they search for their first home.

star Dominique Jackson and her fiancé and manager, Edwin, will appear on an upcoming episode of HGTV’s long-running real estate series,, as they search for their first home.Of course, like any couple, the two have very different styles in mind as they tour three different options outside of New York City, where they can host their large extended families.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFilm Movement has acquired North American rights to “Wildland,” Jeanette Nordahl’s debut feature starring Sidse Babett Knudsen (“Borgen”) as a mafia ringleader.The gripping crime drama, which was part of the Berlinale 2020 selection, will next premiere at New York City’s Film Forum, followed by a wide theatrical release and roll out on all digital and home entertainment platforms.

A.D. Amorosi Twenty years since the release of her first album, Miranda Lambert still happily confounds country’s hardcore traditionalists as to who she is, precisely, while maintaining Texas and Nashville’s interest and fandom.

Tomris Laffly Overlong and erratically paced, Brendan Kyle Cochrane’s New York City-based “Equal Standard” opens with a self-conscious scene that heavy-handedly hints at an impending tragedy.

Lisa Kennedy The New York City courtroom in which, 17-year-old honors student Steve Harmon stands accused of felony murder, isn’t the customary dark wood and tan walls affair. “Monster” there’s a reason beyond stylish production design for the palette of grays.

Dancer and musician Nasimiyu Murumba has spent her life immersed in music. Splitting her time between New York and New Orleans she has fronted trap-pop group Baeb Rxxth and played drums for acts like glam rockers Sharkmuffin and synth-pop group Kalbells.