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Lo Tom, See Through Dresses, Quindar, Gold Star, Squirrel   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Thursday, July 13, 2017 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

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REPUBLICAN HAIR: "Miss Prince" may not be what you think.

LO TOM advance streams their self-titled debut.

SEE THROUGH DRESSES advance streams Horse Of The Other World.

QUINDAR advance streams Hip Mobility.

GOLD STAR covers Presley's “Don’t Be Cruel” and Springsteen‘s “State Trooper” for Aquarium Drunkard.

OH SEES share “Animated Violence.”

 

PROPELLERHEADS, ft. MISS SHIRLEY BASSEY: "History Repeating."

DAVID BOWIE's Berlin Trilogy and other albums from that era will be the focus of the late singer's upcoming collection A New Career in a New Town, a massive 11-CD box set that spans Bowie's catalog from 1977 to 1982.

ERASURE: Vince Clarke and Andy Bell open up to The Quietus about the history of the wonderful synth duo... and each other.

CHRIS ROBINSON: Savor the fmr Black Crowes frontman's passive-aggressiveness at Rolling Stone.

ALAN LOMAX: His unfinished Global Jukebox highlights the fundamental contradiction to his life and work.

 

QUENTIN TARANTINO's penultimate film will tell the story of the Manson Family Murders.

BLACK PANTHER: Entertainment Weekly features the upcoming Marvel flick as part of its Comic-Con coverage.

A WRINKLE IN TIME also gets a first look at Entertainment Weekly.

WOODY HARRELSON talks sex, drugs, Apes, and Young Han Solo.

MATT REEVES talks Apes and Batman.

MICHAEL JACKSON'S HALLOWEEN is an animated special coming to CBS you-know-when.

ROB KARDASHIAN is deeply remorseful for slut shaming Blac Chyna ... at least that's what he told his family.

 

THE SQUIRREL THREAT delayed a departure from Beverly Regional Airport.

MONKEY BUSINESS is on the upswing in and around a state park in Florida popular with kayakers and tourists.

FIVE KING COBRAS FROM CHINA turn up at JFK airport.

A BALD EAGLE, shot and then run over with an ATV. That's up to a year in prison and a 100K fine.

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Perfume Genius, Van Morrison, Billy Bragg, Prince, Bears   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Wednesday, July 12, 2017 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

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SLOAN PETERSON shares a video for the catchy "Rats."

PERFUME GENIUS plays a Tiny Desk Concert.

JAY SOM plays a Tiny Desk Concert.

ALL SONGS CONSIDERED features new tracks from Protomartyr, Waxahatchee, Michael Andrews and more.

VAN MORRISON covers  Sam Cooke's "Bring It On Home To Me."

BILLY BRAGG shares "The Sleep of Reason."

PAUL WESTERBERG shares “2HAWK_1″ and it's...odd.

ARIEL PINK shares "Time To Live."

SOAR shares "Fatigue."

METZ shares "Cellophane."

 

PRINCE's estate has uploaded classic videos to the Tube, including live performances.

NICK LOWE talks to Aquarium Drunkard about his 80s LPs, his marriage to Carlene Carter, pub rock, punk rock, hanging out with Lemmy’s pre-Motörhead band Hawkwind in the early days, and a lot more.

ELVIS COSTELLO's My Aim Is True turns 40. Get off my lawn, Paste.

BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE: Friends Forever.

LORD BUCKETHEAD shares the soundtrack of his like at NME. Ni!

 

WONDER WOMAN 2 will be a period piece, with Princess Diana facing off against the Soviet Union during the 1980s.

JENNIFER GARNER confronted Ben Affleck's girlfriend Lindsay Shookus in person after she found out about their affair in 2015.

IDRIS ELBA: What he really wants to do is direct. And not to remarry.

MARVEL'S NEW WARRIORS has found its cast, including a familiar face as Squirrel Girl. (Think smartphone ads)

ALADDIN: Guy Ritchie and the studio are trying to wrap up a months-long search to star in the live-action remake.

JOHNNY DEPP still faces legal claims of promissory fraud filed by his former managers, but they have to try to replead a declaratory action regarding his alleged big-spending ways.

CHARLIZE THERON suffered for her craft in Atomic Blonde.

JESSE WILLIAMS & MINKA KELLY are an item.

AMELIA EARHART: Claims made in a US documentary that the pioneering aviator crash-landed on the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean and was taken prisoner by the Japanese appear to have been proved false by a photograph unearthed in a travel book.

THE SYRIAN OBSERVATORY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS told Reuters on Tuesday that it had "confirmed information" that Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been killed.

 

A TEENAGED COLORADO CAMP STAFFER woke up at around 4 a.m. Sunday to a "crunching sound" with his head inside the mouth of a bear, which was trying to pull him out of his sleeping bag.

A MAN out on his morning run was chased by bears in Auburn, Maine.

A MYSTERIOUS BEAR DANCE, explained.

A RUNAWAL CAMEL was trapped on an Aussie golf course.

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Jon Pratt. Also, the Dog Days of "News."   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

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TAKING A PERSONAL/WORK DAY because there's not a ton happening.  I do have these:

WAXAHATCHEE is advance streaming Out In The Storm.

DANIEL CRAIG is back as James Bomd...if you can believe the Daily Mirror.

JON PRATT, Pate's frontman, made the Washington Post: "If Jon Pratt were an international criminal mastermind, he would fly to Paris, don an all-black suit and ski mask and sneak into the elegant French baroque building that serves as headquarters for the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures..."  There's also more at Science Friday.

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Pixies, Real Estate, Allison Crutchfield, Wolfgang   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Monday, July 10, 2017 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

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THE MUPPETS get mashed-up with the Beasties' "Sabotage."

THE PIXIES played a mini-set for World Cafe Live.

REAL ESTATE played a mini-set at the 2017 NON-COMMvention in Philadelphia.

ALLISON CRUTCHFIELD stopped by World Cafe for a chat and mini-set.

SHOUT OUT LOUDS share "Jumbo Jet."

THE HOLLIES: "Have You Ever Loved Somebody", courtesy of the Beeb.

SONIC YOUTH: Diffuser celebrates Sister's 40th anniversary.

PERFUME GENIUS: Mike Hadreas discussed his fave albums at The Quietus.

JARVIS COCKER interviews PETER SAVILLE on how Joy Division and New Order influenced modern art. (Thx, Frank Yang.)

THE TOP 25 LPs of 2017 (So Far), according to Consequence of Sound.

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: Spider-Man: Homecoming easily tops the chart with 117MM, well above projections near 90MM and a tribute to the power of bringing an extremely valuable, but declining franchise under the umbrella of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.  Despicable Me 3 places with 34MM on a 53 percent drop from its debutframe; it is a head of the orginal, but lages the others in this franchise.  Baby Driver shows with12.8MM on a leffy 38 percent drop (esp leggy given that Edgar Wright fans likely frontloaded the debut).  This will be Wright's biggest and most profitable picture to date.  Wonder Woman hands on to the fourth slot with another 10.1MM on a 36 percent drop; it is gaining on the Guardians sequel for the second spot overall this year. Transformers: The Last Knight rounds ou the Top Five with 6.3MM, but plummets 63 percent in the process, cementing it as a franchise surviving on toy sales foreign grosses.

DUNKIRK: Christopher Nolan writes about the difficulty that went into trying to get the movie made and the pitch that sealed the deal with Warner Brothers.

DONAL LOGUE's child is "safely back home" after being missing for more than a week.

BEN AFFLECK reportedly started a relationship with SNL line producer Lindsay Shookus during his marriage to Jennifer Garner.  Shookus left her now ex-husband, Kevin Miller, to be with Affleck.

BAYWATCH is getting rescued overseas.

MARRYING WITH THE STARS: Julianne Hough married NHL star Brooks Laich; Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy married each other.

JEREMY RENNER has broken both his arms in a stunt that went wrong while filming Avengers: Infinity War.

JAMES CORDEN and his wife Julia are expecting their third child.

SHIA LeBEOUF was arrested in Georgia for being wasted and losing control of himself.

NELSAN ELLIS, who starred in HBO's True Blood as Lafayette Reynolds, has died at 39.

IRAQ: Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi arrived in Mosul on Sunday to congratulate Iraq’s armed forces for wresting the city from the Islamic State. The victory marked the formal end of a bloody campaign that lasted nearly nine months, left much of Iraq’s second-largest city in ruins, killed thousands of people and displaced nearly a million more.

WOLFGANG rescues all sorts of animals.

PRAYING MANTISES are killing birds and eating their brains.

GOATS clearing a lot at Western Michigan University have drawn a union grievance.

AN ARMED 11-YEAR-OLD saved a fishing party from a charging brown bear in Alaska on June 18.

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Eli's Coming. Sheer Mag, Offa Rex, Boris, Flowers of Evil, Baby Rhino   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Friday, July 07, 2017 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

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THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

...with THREE DOG NIGHT! Once again, I'm enjoying the guilty pleasure of enjoying "Eli's Coming" with fellow fans of the late, lamented SportsNight. That, along with memories of The Service's cover of "Shambala" led me to compile a few more, including "Mama Told Me Not to Come," "Joy To The World," "One," "Liar," and "Celebrate."

SHEER MAG advance streams their widely-anticipated debut, Need To Feel Your Love.

OFFA REX advance streams The Queen of Hearts.

BORIS advance streams Dear.

FLOWERS OF EVIL streams City Of Fear.

TED LEO shares “You’re Like Me.”

RAINER MARIA shares "Suicides And Lazy Eyes."

DEE-LITE finds that "Groove Is In the Heart," with a little help from Bootsy Collins and Q-Tip.

THE BOOMTOWN RATS are releasing a new album - their first in over 30 years.

ALL SONGS CONSIDERED: New tracks from Mogwai, Benjamin Clementine, St Vincent, and more...

LENNON & McCARTNEY, 60 years later.

THE TOP 25 AMERICANA & COUNTRY LPs of 2017 (So Far), according to Rolling Stone.

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING is this weekend's sole wide release, scoring 93 percent on the ol' Tomatometer.  It was a project in which Marvel Studios essentially proposed taking over the creative part from Sony and incorporating Spidey into the MCU following Captain America: Civil War.  It has also been described as Marvel's John Hughes teen movie.  And Homecoming executes on both of those things well, right down to its soundtrack and Hughes homages.  Tom Holland captures the Peter Parker of the early comics and the first movie adaptation by Sam Raimi (skipping the origin story except in passing dialog tho); the rest of the younger cast is generally fresh and natural.  The screenplay makes The Vulture (never one of my fave villains) interesting and former Batman and Birdman Michael Keaton makes the most of the material. Marisa Tomei continues to age like a fine, fine wine -- so much so that it's a running joke; she may also get the best line in the movie, though you have to wait for it.  And then there is the cameo contingent from the MCU, most particularly Robert Downey, Jr, who is, as always, Tony Stark and Robert Downey, Jr.  Marvel movies with him tend to make more than Marvel movies without him, so this was as much commerce as art, but the relationship (which you've seen in the trailers, perhaps) works well enough and the screenplay is careful to not let him overshadow Holland.  And yes, you'll want to stay past the credits, even if you curse me for it in the moment.

PATTON OSWALD and actress Meredith Salenger are headed down the aisle.

LILITH FAIR: An Oral History.

MEATBALLS: An Oral History.

VALERIAN director Luc Beeson had some of his film school students shoot a version of one particularly strange sequence in order to explain it to his pro crew.

THE BATMAN: Director Matt Reeves talks about Alfred Hitchcok and Chritopher Nolan.

GAME OF THRONES is hitting the road.

A BABY RHINO gets a lullaby.

A GORILLA enjoys watching gorilla videos.

A CAT and a fidget spinner.

STRANGE SEA PICKLES are surfacing in Alaska.

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