Kid Cudi Launches Interactive Live Music App

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorComcast is getting Twitch-y, starting with tonight’s episode of Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.”The cable operator is launching Watchwith, an interactive live-streaming app for Xfinity X1 and Flex customers that lets viewers engage with the programming using their remote controls.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Actor and Grammy-winning recording artist Kid Cudi (aka Scott Mescudi) has teamed with Dennis Cummings and Karina Manashil to found production and music management company Mad Solar with the backing of Bron, which provides corporate back office and production support, including financing, marketing, and sales.“Beyond excited to be launching my production company Mad Solar and partnering with Bron, whose creative vision and storytelling has

Marie Claire in our series Precious Metals that she only recently got into collecting a bunch of different baubles. "My taste in jewelry is 3 a.m.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticTony Award-nominated actor Chad Kimball, among Broadway’s first wave of performers to contract the coronavirus last spring, is finding little support among his Broadway colleagues after he pledged to “respectfully disobey” Washington State COVID-19 guidelines limiting religious services and participation.Kimball, a Seattle native, star of the hit, now-suspended, Broadway musical Come From Away and Tony-nominated for his performance in 2011’s Memphis,

EVOKE got a sneak peek as camera crew descended on Stoneybatter in north Dublin to film scenes for the second series, where we exclusively heard that English actress Miranda Richardson has been cast for an episode.MailOnline also reported that actors Anna Paquin (True Blood) and Garret Hedlund (On The Road) were seen filming for another episode for the season in upstate New York.The Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg is the only actor officially confirmed for season two, after he recently

The Broadway community is slamming Tony-nominated actor Chad Kimball for saying that he will disobey the governor’s orders for COVID-19 safety.

CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including Ticketmaster’s proposal to use its app to verify that ticketholders have had a COVID-19 vaccination or negative test before attending shows, and the latest twist in the copyright infringement battle between Nirvana and fashion designer Marc Jacobs.SECTION TIMES01: Ticketmaster (00:03:51)02: Nirvana (00:18:04)(Timings may be slightly different due to adverts)SUBSCRIBE TO SETLISTListen

The Flaming Lips have shared details of “the world’s first actual Space Bubble live concert”, enabling fans to see the band play live during the coronavirus pandemic.Ticketholders will be able to watch the band’s gig at the Criterion in Oklahoma City on December 11 from the apparent comfort and safety of their own bubbles.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Mexican pop superstar and member of the Latin music group OV7 Oscar Schwebel is teaming with marketing exec and producer Andrés Rodríguez and producing partners Gina Castellanos & Iván Gómez to launch the TV and Film venture GAIO Media.

The Music Venue Trust have launched a new Crowdfunder campaign to help save 30 live music venues in danger of being lost forever due to the coronavirus restrictions. 

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticLuis Gerardo Méndez, Alberto Guerra, Luisa Rubino and Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio (aka Bad Bunny) are joining the Season 3 cast of Netflix’s Narcos: Mexico.Additional new cast series regulars include: Alejandro Furth as Ramon Salgado, Lorenzo Ferro as Alex Hodoyan, José Zúñiga as General Rebollo, Diego Calva as Arturo Beltran Leyva, Kristen Lee Gutoskie as Dani, Beau Mirchoff as Steve Sheridan.

Victoria Volkova, a27-year-old Mexican activist, has made history becoming the first trans-women to feature on the cover of Playboy Mexico. Announcing the historic edition, Playboy Mexico said that the magazine “supports the battles for openness and diversity that are fought by so many across Mexico” adding that “Playboy Mexico, in line with its parent company in the United States, has always been in favour of all social struggles.

The nation watched Clare Crawley and Dale Moss fall in love on The Bachelorette in just a matter of weeks. Now, the couple have opened up about when they realized their connection was deeper than just a whirlwind romance. “The icing on the cake, hands down, was ‘pineapple,’” Dale said on the Bachelor Happy Hour podcast following the shock November 5 episode of the reality show. He explained that Clare told him a story about her and a friend using the yellow fruit as a code word.

coronavirus pandemic forced shutdowns of public gatherings.Audiences last packed into Tipitina's for a March 12 performance by the Stooges Brass Band. Now, Mercurio is worried that COVID-19 could prove fatal to Tipitina's, a New Orleans cultural touchstone founded in the 1970s as the performance home for the late Henry Roeland Byrd, better known as rhythm and blues keyboard genius Professor Longhair.For Mercurio, the problem is twofold.

Niall Horan is taking the British government to task for ignoring the plight of those who earn a living via live music now that the entire concert industry has ground to a halt due to the worldwide pandemic.

JoJo Fletcher may have found love with Jordan Rodgers on The Bachelorette, but their connection wasn’t quite as instant as Clare Crawley’s with Dale Moss.“I remember out loud saying like, ‘Whoa, it looks like she just got knocked over by his presence.’ And it was so visible to me,” the 29-year-old season 12 Bachelorette exclusively told Us Weekly about seeing Crawley, 39, meet Moss, 32, during the season 16 premiere.

It’s been four years since filmmaker Ti West has released a film, with 2016’s “In a Valley of Violence,” being his last feature.