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O'JAYS: "Backstabbers."
VALERIE JUNE plays KEXP.
THE MOCK-UPS shares "I Wanna Know Your Name."
NATIVE SUN shares "Whose Kids."
SLEAFORD MODS shares "Megaton."
TUNE-YARDS shares "Tell the Future With Your Body."
STEVEN TYLER will join THE JOE PERRY PROJECT opening for The Who at the Hollywood Bowl.
SUEDE's Brett Anderson gives a track-by-track tour of the new LP.
COACHELLA 2026: End of an era?
ROBERT REDFORD, the Hollywood golden boy and Sundance Film Festival founder who starred in such movies as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, The Way We Were and All the President’s Men — and who won an Academy Award for directing Ordinary People — died Tuesday. He was 89. Redford also was instrumental to two revolutions that transformed Hollywood, a key figure of the New Hollywood in the late-’60s and of the of the independent film movement of the 1990s. The tributes poured in. Here's the NYT obit.
THE HOUSEMAID has a trailer online.
DAKOTA & ELLE FANNING: Together At Last.
HARVEY WEINSTEIN's lawsuit against Irwin Reiter, the head of accounting at the Weinstein Co. who blew the whistle on him in 2017, was tossed out.
PAUL MESCAL Is Trying To Break Your Heart.
MICRODRAMAS have rapidly evolved from experimental content into a mainstream entertainment format generating billions in revenue globally, according to a new report.
SNUFF VIDEOS go from underground to unavoidable.
PATRICIA CROWLEY, who starred as the harried suburban wife and mother of four kids and a sheepdog on the 1960s NBC comedy Please Don’t Eat the Daisies, has died. She was 91.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY by a Llama.
KITTY learned a new trick.
THE DOGGO is done walking.
