Drake's 5-Year-Old Son Adonis Designed His 'For All the Dogs' Album Cover!

We'd like to say that this summer has been one fueled by the midnight sun and pounding electronica in a dusty field, but the weather has been so morose it's been impossible to do that.

The Voidz have announced plans for an “immersive” Halloween residency in Brooklyn.Julian Casablancas‘ band will be taking over the Murmrr Theatre for three nights from October 31 to November 2. The venue will be reopening its doors after three years.The band shared a short video of their plans, announcing that the residency will be an “immersive experience”.Tickets for all three nights go on sale at midday local time tomorrow (September 8).

Barclays Center this fall.On Friday, Nov. 3, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is inducting its newest members into the venerated establishment.This year’s class is quite crowded, too.Artsy singer-songwriter Kate Bush, pop icon Sheryl Crow, Hip-Hop pioneer Missy Elliott, ’80s megastar George Michael, country legend Willie Nelson (who’s still touring at 90!), politically-charged rockers Rage Against the Machine, and disco greats The Spinners can all officially call themselves Rock Hall of Famers after this year’s ceremony.And if you want to be there to witness their newfound elevated status in the music industry, you can grab tickets for the annual event today.At the time of publication, our team found seats going for as low as $217 before fees on Vivid Seats.Lower-level seats are available as well — they may run you anywhere from $730 to $1275 though.Need to see your heroes bestowed with the greatest honor in rock?Here’s everything you need to know about the 2023 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Barclays Center in November.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete breakdown of all the best ticket prices by sections — upper and lower level — can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

Anderson Cooper would do anything for Madonna.

The future site of Manhattan’s first purpose-built film and TV soundstages has added two blue-chip backers, private equity firm Blackstone and real estate company Hudson Pacific Properties.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Dr. Seuss’ beloved kids books — for the first time — are getting podcast adaptations under a partnership with Amazon’s Wondery podcast studio and network. Wondery Kids & Family inked an expansive deal with Dr.

Charity Lawson and Dotun Olubeko are planning their future together. On the latest episode of the podcast, the newly engaged couple revealed that they plan to move in together in New York before tying the knot in 2025 or 2026.«I'm currently in Charlotte, he's in Brooklyn… We have obviously talked throughout this whole process, being in hiding, what's going to be the best-case scenario for us. We are looking to move in together soon.

HBO has revealed the premiere date and trailer for Season 2 of “The Gilded Age”.

HBO’s The Gilded Age is returning for an eight-episode second season that will premiere on Sunday, October 29 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Season one of HBO’s hit new series The Gilded Age finished airing back in March 2022 and fans have been eagerly waiting news of season two. We finally have something to share!

Joe Otterson TV Reporter HBO has set the premiere date for “The Gilded Age” Season 2. The series will return for its sophomore outing on Oct. 29 at 9 p.m.

Drake doesn't mind women throwing their bras onto stage, it's a different story when it comes to reading material.The «One Dance» rapper took the stage Wednesday night at the Chase Center in San Francisco for his tour, and showed off his quick reflexes when someone in the audience hurled a book at his head.In videos posted to social media, Drake can be seen moving around the stage and talking to the crowd between songs when a paperback book comes flying out of nowhere, and he quickly catches it one-handed.«You're lucky I'm quick,» Drake said, pointing at the audience member who apparently threw the tome. «I would have had to beat your a** if that hit me in the face.»While a slew of artists have been getting pelted with dangerous objects during shows recently — including phones, bracelets, water bottles, flowers and much more — sometimes leading to actual hospital visits (in the case of Bebe Rexha), Drake's mostly been on the receiving end of large cup-size bras.During Drake's July 21 concert at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, a woman tossed her 36G bra onstage, and Drake made sure to direct his team to have the woman located «immediately.» During his July 26 concert at Madison Square Garden, another woman tossed her 46G size bra onstage.

The Strokes were joined on stage by Regina Spektor for a performance of ‘Modern Girls And Old Fashion Men’ last night (August 19).At their homecoming show at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, the New York band welcomed the singer-songwriter on stage to perform their 2004 collaboration together for the first time in 20 years.“It only took 20 years but look who showed up,” said the band’s frontman Julian Casablancas as he introduced Spektor to the stage. “They love you, kid,” he continued as the crowd cheered them on.Spektor added: “My favourite band in my favourite city!” before Casablancas added: “You know the song,” as they kicked off the track.

Drake proudly showed off a comically large bra that was thrown on stage at him during his concert Wednesday night.

Drake, which he definitely didn't want or need — especially after finding out who it came from!OVO took the stage Wednesday night at American Airlines Arena for his tour pitstop in Dallas, where a giant — and we mean GIANT! — pink bra found its way onstage. Drake picked it up and held it for all to marvel in its mighty glory. In a video that's circulating on social media, Drake, at first, appears confused before realizing the culprit behind the stunt.«Oh, this is from my dad?» he asks.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic Though raised in Brooklyn, actor turned producer/director Danny A. Abeckaser was born in Israel. Unfortunately, that birthright isn’t enough to lend authenticity to “The Engineer,” which feels very much like an American B-movie stab at turning Israeli anti-terrorist operations of 30 years ago into formulaic action fodder — without much action, even.

If art is creativity plus proficiency plus chance, Fievel Is Glauque are exemplars of its purist form. During their trans-Atlantic “writing trips,” generally held when multi-instrumentalist Zach Phillips and singer Ma Clement visit each other in Brooklyn and Brussels, respectively, they take a spontaneous yet controlled approach, starting and finishing a song each day, with Phillips constructing intricate arrangements to Clement’s angular melodies, one bar at a time.

—on my last count I have 17 tattoos on my arms, leg, back, and ribs, plus three cover-ups—but I had mixed feelings about pet tattoos in general. Wouldn’t I feel bad about not commemorating each and every one of my past pets if I did so with Wilson? But as I looked around at my friends and fellow tattoo fans, I realized how increasingly common pet tattoos have become over the last few years.By keeping my cat on my body forever, perhaps the grief weighing down my chest could evolve into something equally meaningful and beautiful.“There’s always a bump in specific requests when I share new pet portrait work,” says , a tattoo artist at in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood who specializes in fine-line black and gray work.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Jo Koy is extending his relationship with Netflix, signing a deal to bring his next two stand-up comedy specials to the streamer. The specials will mark Koy’s fifth and sixth with Netflix; first up, the next one will tape at the Kings Theatre in Brooklyn on November 10 and 11, with an expected 2024 premiere. Art & Industry is producing that special.

Missy Elliott has reflected on creating the iconic music video for her track ‘The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)’, recalling a slight wardrobe mishap on the shoot day.In the video for the 1997 song the rapper wears an inflatable black leather bodysuit, which is shot in a high angle fish-eye lens.Reflecting on the video being ranked the number one greatest hip-hop video of all time by Rolling Stone, the rapper shared on Twitter: “Fun fact I had to go to a gas station in Brooklyn NY to get air in this blow up suit & the suit blew up so big I couldn’t fit in the car so I had to walk back to set down the street in this outfit in BROOKLYN. dem ppl was riding pass like she must be high.”“High as a kite,” she joked in a follow-up tweet.