Watch You Me At Six’s new orchestral performance from Abbey Road Studios

Three big-name actors will be starring in Ron Howard‘s new movie!

Apple Studios has made a multi-year first look film deal with Imagine Entertainment founders Brian Grazer and Ron Howard to produce a slate of scripted movies exclusively for Apple Original Films.

Sign up before the end of March to lock in the lower annual price.Disney+ subscribers have unlimited access to new and popular animated movies such as andThe streaming site is the ultimate spot for  and Marvel fans due to their extensive library of  and Marvel Cinematic Universe titles.Many of your favorite princess movies are on Disney+, such as,, and the warrior The streaming site is also home to some must-see documentaries.

Courtney Barnett has launched a new website and archival project that documents the songwriter’s live performances over the last decade and a half.The new site allows fans to extensively explore Barnett’s prolific touring history, featuring live videos, full concert desk mixes, backstage photos, show posters and more.Originally conceived as a simple way for fans to experience her live performances while touring was on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, the project expanded with the help of

Us star Shahadi Wright Joseph.Them is set to be released on Amazon Prime Video on April 9 and bears some similarities to Jordan Peele’s 2019 horror film.According to a synopsis, the 1950s set first season “centres on a Black family who move from North Carolina to an all-white Los Angeles neighbourhood during the period known as The Great Migration.“The family’s idyllic home becomes ground zero where malevolent forces, next-door and otherworldly, threaten to taunt, ravage and destroy them.” You

has donned yet another hat! After being a successful actress, producer, author and entrepreneur, Priyanka Chopra Jonas is now a restaurateur. The actress took to social media to announce that she is now the proud co-owner of an Indian restaurant in New York.

Selena Gomez and DJ Snake are back at it!

70 million people in the world stutter — our own President is among them. From that population, 1 in 20 children stutter.

Pyra has released a fiery new single ‘Yellow Fever’ with Indonesian rapper Ramengvrl and Japanese rapper Yayoi Daimon.Over nu metal-inflected production, the trio blast the racialised fetishisation of Asian women and offensive Asian stereotypes. “I’m not your fetish / Not your trophy / Not your muse / Muay thai on you bad guys, baby I don’t do kungfu,” Pyra raps.“Yellow fever is a nasty fetish towards Asian women.

The Psychedelic Furs have shared the music video for ‘Wrong Train’ – see it first on NME.com below.‘Wrong Train’ is the fifth song lifted from the band’s 2020 album ‘Made Of Rain’ (their first album in nearly 30 years) following ‘Come All Ye Faithful’, ‘No-One’, ‘Don’t Believe’ and ‘You’ll Be Mine’.The music video is directed by award winning artist, photographer and filmmaker Hans Neleman, who took inspiration from the Furs’ frontman Richard Butler’s paintings.Neleman said: “’Wrong Train’

Antonio Ferme editorSince the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, hate crimes against Asian Americans have been on the rise. According to the advocacy group Stop AAPI Hate, there have been up to 2,800 incidents reported since last March.

eggshibitionists: Let the eatertainment begin!” the ad’s voiceover annouonces. “Lickers, let loose … Discreaters, come out of your shell,” the voice continues.But it’s the moneyshot at the end of the video that has viewers clutching their pearls, depicting two men passing the sweet treat to one another in their lips before bursting the egg and its creamy contents.

Gojira have today shared details around their forthcoming seventh studio album, ‘Fortitude’.Marking what will be the band’s first album in five years, Gojira have also unveiled the lead single ‘Born For One Thing’ alongside a music video.The video sees a shapeshifter run through a museum from a guard after being dealt a strange-looking pill, while Gojira play ‘Born For One Thing’ in the background.Watch the Charles De Meyer-directed music video below:Inspired by Tibetan and Thai philosophers he

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