Karl Rank And File: The seminal country-punk band formed by brothers Chip and Tony Kinman — and including Alejandro Escovedo — checks in with “Amanda Ruth“ and their title song for Twofer Tuesday.
Interpol plays KEXP.
Spirit Ghost shares “Dungeon Crawler.”
Prize Horse shares “The Big Picture.”
Dazy shares “Unreasonable Person.“
Radio Free Alice aren’t short of ambition, and they’re not afraid to express it either.
Jarvis Cocker blind ranks five Pulp songs.
Amy Helm countersues Levon Helm studios, accusing Brian Parillo of using invalid corporate actions to seize control of the studios and improperly obtaining voting power from the late drummer’s widow.
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You Can See Everything: Nathan Fielder claims Elizabeth Holmes called him from prison.
Coyote vs. Acme has made more money than Supergirl. (Ironically, DC Studios’ James Gunn co-wrote the former, but not the latter.)
Apu Speaks Again!
Narnia: C.S. Lewis’ family has issued an official statement supporting Greta Gerwig’s film. But not really.
Gwyneth Paltrow will star in a Netflix series.
Taika Waititi says his Star Wars movie is on ice.
Jason Segel married his girlfriend, Kayla Radomski.
Russell Brand allegedly grinned “like a clown” before pulling a third accuser into a bathroom and sexually assaulting her.
Roger Deakins: A legend talks cinema and cinematography.
Ron Koslow, the three-time Emmy nominee who brought the classic fairy tale Beauty and the Beast into modern times for the CBS fantasy series that starred Linda Hamilton and Ron Perlman, has died. He was 81.
Richard Riehle, the very busy character actor known for his bushy mustache and quirky turn as the laid-off Initech product manager Tom Smykowski in Mike Judge’s Office Space, has died. He was 78.
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A Sheep tries a tire swing.
An Elephant performs the hat trick.
They both thought they lost each other.
