Karl The Boomtown Rats: “I Don’t Like Mondays,” live at the Secret Policemen’s Other Ball.
New Releases: Paste will point you to Caroline Rose, Fenne Lily, and more.
Bill’s Indie Grotto has The Olivia Tremor Control, Kelley Stoltz, and more.
Haute & Freddy share “Film Noir” and cover Peter Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes.”
Panchiko shares “One Car Hits Another.”
Kacey Musgraves shares “Weekend In Texas” and “Mi Tesoro.”
Mark Williams Lewis shares “Adenaline.”
My Chemical Romance faces legal action from the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders.
Elvis Presley’s rightsholders sue AI company Anthropic over alleged copyright infringement of 274 songs.
Billy Corgan defends his friendship with Marilyn Manson.
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Weekend Box Office: Clayface tops the chart with 24.5MM, which is probably in the good-not-great range of projections. You Can See Everything places with 19.5MM on a 25 percent jump from its limited opening (this is really good for A24, but there’s also still some hype in the press here for how good it is). Wildwood shows with a 16.1MM debut.
James Bond Casting: Is there a hidden test?
A Course Called Ireland was not supposed to be a Bill Murray TV show, but that’s pretty much what we got. (No one is complaining, except Bill, a little.)
Alien: Ridley Scott’s next part of the franchise moves forward.
Quentin Tarantino showed the first 17 minutes of the Cliff Booth movie at AFI Fest. He also quasi-ranked a few of his own movies.
Sylvester Stallone defends nepotism.
Tom Brady and supermodel Candice Swanepoel are dating.
Michael Gray, who played Shazam!’s Billy Batson in the 1970s, has passed at 75.
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A Service Dog loves the giant slide.
Cats & Dogs, living together…
A Doggo tells his owner that his blind friend deserves the first treat.
