THE MAMAS & PAPAS: Can't trust that day.

NEW RELEASES: Paste will point you to the Beths, Death Cab, the Mars Volta, and more.

BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has Suede, The House of Love, No Age, and more.

THE VELDT shares "Sweeter."

PANDA BEAR & SONIC BOOM sample The Drifters on "Livin' in the After."

BLOOD ORANGE shares "Jesus Freak Lighter."

RHETT MILLER on the inspirations behind The Misfit.

ELTON JOHN's final US concert will stream on D+.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at "Angel," Shaggy's lite-dancehall spin on the classic pop standard "Angel Of The Morning."

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE:  The Woman King tops the chart with 19MM, beating expectations (though frankly, the industry still does not have a good grip on estimating films when targeting black audiences). Barbarian places with 6.3MM on a leggy-for-horror 40 percent drop.  Pearl shows with a 3.1MM debut.

WOODY ALLEN announced his retirement from filmmaking.

JON HAMM, on making a 21st century Fletch.

EZRA MILLER: New details in a saga of grandiose sermons, guns, drugs, and alleged assaults and grooming.

KEANU REEVES is returning for a Constantine sequel.

M*A*S*H at 50: War Is Hell(arious).

NETFLIX is threatened by a group of Persian Gulf states.

WILL COMCAST buy Warner Bros. Discovery?

HENRY SILVA, who for decades was high on the call list of any Hollywood casting director in search of a particularly menacing villain, died on Wednesday in Woodland Hills, Calif. He was 95.

CGI BEAVERS, Curling.

A CAPYBARA Imposter.

A FALCON makes a stunt landing.

THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

...with HUSKER DU!  Live from London's Camden Palace in 1985. Your setlist includes: "New Day Rising"; "It's Not Funny Anymore"; "Everything Falls Apart"; "Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill"; "I Apologize"; "If I Told You"; "Folklore"; "Terms of Psychic Warfare"; "Powerline"; "Books About UFOs"; "Chartered Trips"; "Diane"; "Celebrated Summer"; "Every Everything"; "Makes No Sense at All"; "Pink Turns to Blue"; "Ticket to Ride"; "Reoccurring Dreams/Dreams Reoccurring"; "Eight Miles High"; and "Love Is All Around".

FATHER JOHN MISTY, Live At Electric Factory, incl. Stevie Wonder's “I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever).”

LYLE LOVETT at KUTX.

FRANZ NICOLAY of the Hold Steady shares "New River, Spring For Me."

NAMECHECK: Songs with shameless name-drops.

SUEDE: Brett Anderson and Mat Osman talk about being reborn as a brand new band.

DAVID BOWIE, ranked by The A.V. Club.

JOHN LYDON wishes to distance himself from any Sex Pistols activity which aims to cash in on Queen Elizabeth II’s death.

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON's Milly Alcock on the irony of the show's fanbase.

TIMOTHY CHALOMET: Fate, fashion, and career advice from DiCaprio.

TOM BRADY & GISELE, living separately.

BRIAN COX blasts Method acting.

CARDI B pleaded guilty to assault in the third-degree and reckless endangerment in connection with a 2018 fight in a Queens strip club. She was sentenced to 15 days of community service.

RICHARD ROUNDTREE, on Life, Love, Jane Fonda, And Clint Eastwood. And we can dig it.

JON BERNTHAL: American Leading Man.

NETFLIX: Losing the Streaming Wars?

CHINA is coming for the gaming industry.

ELEPHANTS: Savage Sibling Rivalry.

DOGGO with manners.

DOWNWARD Facing Doggo.

THE LAST SHADOW PUPPETS are "Standing Next to Me."

JOAN SHELLEY plays World Cafe.

ALLISON RUSSELL plays a Tiny Desk Concert.

BJORK shares "ovule."

CATE LE BON shares "Typical Love."

ST VINCENT plays a funky version of "Down" on Colbert.

BEN GIBBARD, on Death Cab's new album, his complex feelings about 'The O.C.,' running ultramarathons, trolling Pitchfork with Jenny Lewis, how his lyrics ended up in the Baseball Hall of Fame, and more.

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN has a new album coming, according to a blabby Jann Wenner.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Crazy Town's incredibly goofy rap-rock love song "Butterfly."

R KELLY was found guilty on Wednesday on multiple charges of child pr0n and luring underage girls to have sex with him but not guilty of obstructing a 2008 state case that ended with his acquittal.

DALLAS STING, a soccer movie starring Matthew McConaughey, has collapsed after producers received disturbing allegations surrounding aspects of the true story on which the drama was based.

RYAN REYNOLDS and Rob McElhenney recorded their colonoscopies to raise cancer awareness.

EMILY RATAJKOWSKI: Small compared to Shalom Harlow, Liya Kebede, Irina Shayk and Karlie Kloss.

SHOWTIME's streaming service may be folded into Paramount+.

DISNEY+ may become a platform for consumer engagement beyond the streaming service.

BARBARIAN: WTF Movie of the Year.

BRUCE WILLIS: We can choose a better ending for the story of the unlikely movie star who rocketed to the top of the world.

THE CAT CHECKS IN before you check out.

A BLACK CAT creeped out by Halloween.

PUPPERS and Ducklings.

TWO HEDGEHOGS, one TP tube.

THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN: Because there's "Something In The Air." It's all happening.

BIRTHDAY BLUES: 33 Artists Interpret The Music Of James Toth.

AFGHAN WHIGS play CBS Saturday Morning.

SNOW COATS streams If it wasn’t me, I would’ve called it funny.

WILL SCHEFF shares "In the Thick of It."

STURGILL SIMPSON joins ANGEL OLSEN on a new version of her "Big Time."

ROXY MUSIC's Phil Manzanera talks to NPR about the influential band's 50th anniversary and upcoming world tour.

HOWARD JONES, on meeting David Bowie at Live Aid, covering Dido on reality TV, and participating in that epic synth jam at the 1985 Grammys.

THE 100 GREATEST ALBUMS, according to Consequence of Sound.

MICHELLE BRANCH & PATRICK CARNEY are attempting reconciling.

RAMSEY LEWIS, an inventive jazz pianist and one of the nation's most respected artists in the genre, died Monday at his home in Chicago. He was 87.

JEAN-LUC GODARD, the daringly innovative director and provocateur whose unconventional camera work, disjointed narrative style and penchant for radical politics changed the course of filmmaking in the 1960s, leaving a lasting influence on it, died on Tuesday of assisted suicide at his home in Rolle, Switzerland. He was 91.  Greg Ferrara essays his career.

BABYLON, ft Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, has an uncensored trailer online.

GISELE BUNDCHEN talks family matters.

SAM ROCKWELL is up for a return to the MCU.

KIM K & RAY J made big bank from their sex video from the jump.

HBO/MAX surged past Netflix at the Emmys. And ratings for the show hit an all-time low.

THE CROWN attracted new viewers after Queen Elizabeth II's death.

PUPPER and Butterflies.

THE POWER of a Mom's slipper.

GAME Over.

JULIANA HATFIELD: The autumnal "My Sister" and the Blake Babies' cover of "Temptation Eyes" for Twofer Tuesday.

KOLUMBO covers Stevie Wonder, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Brian Wilson, Duke Ellington and more for a Lagniappe Session.

WEYES BLOOD returns with “It’s Not Just Me, It’s Everybody.”

BILL CALLAHAN shares "Coyotes."

BONNY LIGHT HORSEMAN shares "Sweetbread."

PHOSPHORESCENT covers Fleetwood Mac's "Storms."

GOLD DUST shares “Proof Of Life,” and a cover of Karen Dalton’s “Something On Your Mind.”

AFGHAN WHIGS: Greg Dulli, on the band's new album and his relationship with the late Mark Lanegan.

TITUS ANDRONICUS, profiled at Rolling Stone.

SANTIGOLD talks to Weekend Edition Sunday.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Joe & Mystikal's warped, freaked-out paranoia song "Stutter."

ELVIS is already coming back to the big screen this time via Sofia Coppola.

THE EMMYS went to these folks. Congrats!

LEONARDO DiCAPRIO: Already moving on Gigi Hadid?

RICKY MARTIN denies a new sexual assault complaint.

JENNIFER LAWRENCE breaks down RHOBH.

GLASS ONION: The Knives Out sequel has solid early reviews.

WHIT STILLMAN talks to Metrograph about the ideologies under (and sometimes above) the surface of his films.

WHEN HOLLYWOOD Met China.

CATS & DOGS, living together...

THE NEW BOAT HORN sounds great.

A SURGEON struggles to remove a live snake from a woman's ear.