THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE: ...with THE FACES! Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane, Kenny Jones, and Ian McLagan, live on the Beeb circa 1972. Your setlist includes: "Three Button Hand Me Down"; "Maybe I'm Amazed"; "Too Much Woman/Street Fighting Man"; "Miss Judy's Farm"; "Love In Vain"; "Stay With Me"; and "I'm Losing You." YOWLER streams Black Dog In My Path. BECKY WARREN advance streams Undesirable. THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE, Live at Winterland, Oct. 10, 1968. RADIOHEAD, Live in NYC, June 1, 1995. THE GIBSON BROTHERS cover R.E.M.'s "Everybody Hurts" as a roots-rock anthem. THE BEATNIX cover Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven." KID ROCK, MIKE LOVE, JEFF "SKUNK" BAXTER and more joined Pres.Trump for the signing of the Music Modernization Act. MY BLOODY VALENTINE is prepping two new albums, and they’re both coming relatively soon. THE MOUNTAIN GOATS' John Darnielle talks about the writing of the oddly anthemic "No Children." THE NUMBER ONES looks at the Young Rascals' sunny amble "Groovin'."
NOW SHOWING: This weekend's wide releases include First Man, which is currently scoring 90 percent on the ol' Tomatometer; Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, which is scoring 35 percent; and Bad Times at the El Royale, scoring 76 percent. FIRST MAN: It seemed to me like a Neil Armstrong would be a hard pull simply because what made him great was a steadiness under pressure that would seem to defy drama. But the film does a good job of not exaggerating his few emotional moments and instead letting the drama come from the fact that being that guy takes a certain toll on Armstrong and his family. In addition to Armstrong's head, the film takes you into places like a Gemini space capsule in a way that I don't think we've seen before in movies like Apollo 13.It also reminded me that I'm old because I didn't need the exposition scenes (as brief as they are) to understand why the things Armstrong did before heading the moon were important to getting there. If you're less old or less of a NASA dork, First Man is also a pretty decent primeron how daring and risky the space race was, even if it focuses on the personal at the expense of the political. SCARLETT JOHANSSON lands a 15MM payday for a Black Widow movie. HARVEY WEINSTEIN: One of six sexual assault counts against the disgraced mogul was dismissed in a New York courtroom on Thursday, as prosecutors admitted that police "failed to inform" them about a key interview. SELENA GOMEZ is seeking treatment after suffering an emotional breakdown while in the hospital. STEVE CARELL talks to Esquire about his three new Oscar-buzzworthy movies — plus why The Office wouldn't fly in the TimesUp Era. BLACK PANTHER 2: Ryan Coogler is on board to write and direct the sequel. GLASS has a second trailer online.
A HOUND has jumped 31 feet, setting a new world record. A CAREFREE DEER, prancing along the beach at dawn. A 4-FT GATOR was rescued Monday from Lake Michigan after someone reported it swimming near Waukegan, Illinois. A GECKO made a “bazillion” calls from a hospital that cares for Hawaiian monk seals.
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