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Blew the night on reaction videos, but here are Tuesday Things.   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Tuesday, March 30, 2021 - 08:00 AM
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TODD RUNDGREN': His first band Nazz hit with "Open My Eyes"; his classic "Hello, It's Me" completes Twofer Tuesday. BONUS: "We Gotta Get You A Woman" is just audio... but what audio!

THE AFGHAN WHIGS & THE TWILIGHT SINGERS get over three hours of discussion and analysis on Political Beats with guest John J. Miller.

VINTAGE TROUBLE live at the Paste Studio.

FRANCES FOREVER visits The Current.

 

BELINDA CARLISLE discusses the Go-Gos catalog at Vulture.

THE ANTLERS' Peter Silberman discusses the influences on their new LP.

WAGNER, FIST FIGHTS, and the making of Roxy Music's debut album.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes' Oscar-winning 'Dirty Dancing' duet "(I've Had) The Time Of My Life."

 

SHARON OSBOURNE got a payday of up to eight figures from CBS as she exited “The Talk” last week amid allegations of racist behavior.

ARMIE HAMMER has been dropped from another film, in the wake of sexual assault allegations and continuous online chatter that has been spiraling across social media since the beginning of the year.

EMMA STONE welcomed her first child, a baby girl, with husband Dave McCary. 

SHARON STONE claims a surgeon gave her larger breasts without her consent.

OBI-WAN KENOBI: The upcoming streaming series announces its cast.

RUSSELL CROWE lands a mystery role in Thor: Love and Thunder. (My guess is Falstaff.)

AMANDA SEYFRIED is set to star as Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu's The Dropout. 

SETH ROGEN and the year that went to pot.

WRATH OF MAN: Jason Staham, Guy Ritchie, and a trailer online.

 

DOG & BUTTERFLY: The sequel.

BEARenting.

A BABY RHINO, cuddling.

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Kinda slow "news" weekend, but some Monday Things.   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Monday, March 29, 2021 - 08:00 AM
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DAVE MASON: "We Just Disagree."

NEW RELEASES: Paste will point you to The Antlers, Clever Girls, Floatie, and more.

BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has Lost Girls, TUNS, Real Estate, and more.

JOHN FAHEY, Live in 1967.

 

TINA TURNER isn't dying - she's just tired of reliving her pain for her fans.

THE SEX PISTOLS are said to be "over once and for all" after reportedly becoming locked in a fresh lawsuit over royalties.

TEENAGE FANCLUB's Norman Blake lists his fave Creation Records singles.

MALCOLM CECIL, who helped change the shape of popular music with the massive TONTO synthesizer, has died.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Billy Idol's hammy, crowd-pleasing cover of the Tommy James And The Shondells party-rock oldie "Mony Mony."

 

THE SUICIDE SQUAD: James Gunn's reboot has a red band trailer online.

HARVEY WEINSTEIN faces another lawsuit from a woman claiming he sexually assaulted her in his suite at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in November 2012.

THE NAACP IMAGE AWARDS went to these folks. Congrats!

SHARON OSBOURNE a founding member of the CBS show The Talk, will not be part of the broadcast when it returns to air next month amid allegations of misconduct and racist comments.

BEVERLY CLEARY, who enthralled tens of millions of young readers with the adventures and mishaps of Henry Huggins and his dog Ribsy, the bratty Ramona Quimby and her older sister Beezus, and other residents of Klickitat Street, died on Thursday in Carmel, Calif. She was 104.

LARRY McMURTRY, a prolific novelist and screenwriter (“Lonesome Dove,” “The Last Picture Show,” "Terms of Endearment," “Brokeback Mountain”) who demythologized the American West with his unromantic depictions of life on the 19th-century frontier and in contemporary small-town Texas, died on Thursday at home in Archer City, Texas. He was 84.

 

THE CUTEST THIEF was rewarded after he continued to steal a purple unicorn from a Dollar General.

A GIANT MOUNTAIN LION is not good at the shell game, and could rip your face off.

SOMEONE is not happy to be on a diet.

A MURMURATION OF SNADPIPERS over Ocean Shores, Washington.

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Traffic, Jessica Walter RIP, and Friday Things.   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Friday, March 26, 2021 - 08:00 AM
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THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

...with TRAFFIC!  Live in Santa Monica, circa 1972, flagged by my online pal Jay. Your setlist includes: Low Spark of High Heeled Boys; Light Up or Leave Me Alone; John Barley corn; Rainmaker; Glad; Freedom Rider; Forty Thousand Headmen; and Dear Mr. Fantasy.

MIDDLE KIDS play KEXP.

BIG THIEF's Buck Meek plays a Tiny Desk Concert at Home.

THE WAR ON DRUGS' Adam Granduciel shares his fave live tracks.

JOHN HIATT & JERRY DOUGLAS share "Mississippi Phone Booth."

TUNE-YARDS covers Radiohead's "Idioteque."

JOHN GRANT shares "Boy From Michigan."

 

MARK KOZELEK is accused of sexual misconduct by seven more women.

JARVIS COCKER talks to Under the Radar about Beyond the Pale.

LYDIA LUNCH announced that she’s selling the rights to all of her creative works.

NEIL ASPINALL: The Real Fifth Beatle?

J MASCIS's Teenage Obsessions.

 

JESSICA WALTER, the award-winning actress whose career spanned six decades, from Play Misty for Me, to Arrested Development and Archer, passed away in her sleep at home in New York City on Wednesday, March 24. She was 80. Tributes poured in.

MEGXIT is headed to Lifetime.

SCARLETT JOHANSSON jokes about her career of controversies.

ALLOW BOB ODENKIRK to Reintroduce Himself.

JANE FONDA is ready to put her intimate relationships to bed.

JUSTICE LEAGUE: Zack Snyder finally gets respect?

THIEF, AT 40: Michael Mann started his impressive career with a smart thriller that also acted as a bold statement of intent.

 

PEEK-A-BOO, with a tail.

A BIRD masters the catwalk.

BARK Skywalker.

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Post-vaccination, post after-effects Thursday Things.   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Thursday, March 25, 2021 - 08:00 AM
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FAITH NO MORE: "We Care A Lot."

COURTNEY BARNETT plays World Cafe.

PINK FLOYD, Live at Leeds, Feb. 28, 1970.

THE ANTLERS are previewing their new LP in exchange for your email.

ELVIS COSTELLO, ranked by Stereogum.

CAN: A Primer.

TUNE-YARDS: Merrill Garbus talks to American Songwriter.

THE VILLAGE PEOPLE are being inducted to the Grammy hall of Fame, and they aren't happy.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Tiffany's cover of the bubblegum classic "I Think We're Alone Now."

 

REGAL CINEMAS will reopen its U.S. sites this April and reached a deal with Warner Bros. over theatrical window exclusivity for the studio's films from 2022.

THE OSCARS' ban on Zoom acceptance speeches is causing consternation among nominees.

MEGXIT: Harry is joining the Aspen Institute's new Commission on Information Disorder as a commissioner.

THE 32 GREATEST WORKING CHARACTER ACTORS, according to Vulture.

SHAZAM!  Pierce Brosnan will play Dr. Fate in Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam movie.

THE FLASH: Ron Livingston replaces Billy Crudup as the eponymous superhero's father, Henry Allen.

JENNIFER GARNER won’t be walking down the aisle anytime soon.

JAY LENO apologizes for decades of Asian jokes.

BEWITCHED may be headed to the big screen, again.

NATIONAL TREASURE will become a Disney+ series, sans Nic Cage.

THE CHANGING FACE of Sports Fandom may have a huge effect on television.

 

HUMPBACK WHALES are organizing in huge numbers, and no one knows why. Except Captain Kirk.

DOLPHINS, in New York's East River.

THE HEAD TILT, the big jump.

A SHEEP greets its owner.

A DOGGO irrigates a farm.

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Vaccinated, still living, with Wednesday Things.   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Wednesday, March 24, 2021 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

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WHY DID TUESDAY POST BELOW MONDAY? I don't know, but lets see how Wednesday goes!

THE LEFT BANKE: "Walk Away Renee."

KEVIN MORBY visits World Cafe.

NPR LIVE SESSIONS has a Spring-themed video playlist.

TUNE-YARDS shares "hypnotized."

ALAN VEGA: Hear the previously unreleased "Fist."

LANA DEL REY, ranked by NME.

SLOWDIVE name their favorite Creation records releases.

THE NATIONAL announces a photography book.

WARNER MUSIC is getting cozy with China.

 

BLACK WIDOW & CRUELLA will both open in theaters and play on Disney+ premiere access.

MEGXIT:  The Duke of Sussex is going to work for the unicorn employee coaching and mental health startup BetterUp in his latest foray into business .

JUSTICE LEAGUE: WarnerMedia is so trying to get past the Snyder Cut.

JOHN WICK: Screenwriter Derek Kolstad explains why he's not doing the fourth movie, talks about The Continental spinoff, and more.

PETE DAVIDSON and... “Bridgerton” star Phoebe Dynevor?

ANNA TAYLOR-JOY: Before and After The Queen's Gambit.

HELEN MIRREN has joined the cast of Shazam: Fury of the Gods.

ELLEN DeGENERES has faced a steep ratings decline since September, after reports of a toxic workplace at her show. 

GEORGE SEGAL, the engaging actor who during his 1970s prime generated great chemistry with his co-stars in such lighthearted classics as Where's Poppa?The Owl and the PussycatA Touch of ClassCalifornia Split and Fun With Dick and Jane, died Tuesday. He was 87.

 

GABBY THE PAPILLON shows her agility at Westminster

FRANK's first day at sheep dog school went a little rough.

A PUPPER tries to protect his sand hole from the ocean.

SIRGA THE LIONESS is reunited with her rescuer.

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