Karl THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:
…with Hüsker Dü! Live from London’s Camden Palace in 1985. Your setlist includes: “New Day Rising”; “It’s Not Funny Anymore”; “Everything Falls Apart”; “Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill”; “I Apologize”; “If I Told You”; “Folklore”; “Terms of Psychic Warfare”; “Powerline”; “Books About UFOs”; “Chartered Trips”; “Diane”; “Celebrated Summer”; “Every Everything”; “Makes No Sense at All”; “Pink Turns to Blue”; “Ticket to Ride”; “Reoccurring Dreams/Dreams Reoccurring”; “Eight Miles High”; and “Love Is All Around.”
Bruce Hornsby visits World Cafe.
Soundgarden reunited for the NFL season kickoff, with The Pretty Reckless’ Taylor Momsen on vocals and Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready on additional guitar, and NBC did not show it.
Julien Baker debuted new music in Nashville.
Twisted Teens share “When We First Met.”
Friko shares “Dirty Diamond.”
Ganser shares “Futuretripping.”
Kings Of Leon share “My Whole World.”
Eric Church shares “On The Road.”
Strawberry Hands shares “Song Of Descent.”
Geese: New York’s most talked-about band has a lot on its mind.
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Practical Magic 2 is looking to dethrone Spider-Man: Brand New Day at this weekend’s box office.
John Mullaney is looking to Get Smart.
Zach Cregger, on the change he made to Resident Evil after test screenings.
Aaron Rodgers returns fire at exes Danica Patrick and Shailene Woodley.
Paul Walker’s brother does not want to be involved in bringing the late actor back via AI or other means for the final “Fast and Furious” movie.
Harvey Levin, the founder and longtime face of TMZ, reportedly cut Kanye West‘s praise of Adolf Hitler and all discussion of Nazism from the notorious 2018 interview in which the rapper claimed slavery “was a choice” for Black Americans.
Below, a new thriller series starring Josh Hartnett, Charlie Heaton, and a sea monster, has a trailer online.
George Lucas mogs David Geffen.
Microdramas kept underemployed cast and crew in Los Angeles afloat after the strikes. With AI-generated soaps now flooding the apps, auditions – and hopes – are evaporating.
A new report from Luminate has found that long gaps between seasons of streaming TV shows are leading to major losses in viewership.
Mike McFarland, a voice actor from the English-dubbed versions of “One Piece” and “Dragon Ball Z,” died on Wednesday following a battle with brain cancer. He was 56. Eff Cancer.
9/11: The first five minutes of CNN coverage. I came out of the shower, saw the second plane hit on NBC, and knew had had to contact my boss, whose daughter lived in NYC. There is still a lot of crazy stuff going on around the country and the world as a result, so consider taking a moment to watch and remember, esp. with a new generation that has grown up with no direct memory of the event.
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A Young Cocker Spaniel has narcolepsy when he’s overstimulated.
A Doggo having a grand time at the ol’ ballpark.
Cats & Dogs, living together…
