The oft-hated sequel is not only better than the first film, it set the template for the franchise as we now know and love it. By Katie Walsh June 11, 2021 Tyrese Gibson, John Singleton, Eva Mendes, and Paul Walker on set during the filming of 2 Fast 2 Furious, 2003.Everett Collection / Courtesy of
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The Loki showrunner is writing Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness next, then Kevin Feige’s Star Wars project. By William Goodman June 11, 2021 Loki (Tom Hiddleston) in Marvel Studios’ LOKI.Courtesy of Marvel Studios Michael Waldron is about to have one hell of a year. The Atlanta writer got his start on Rick and Morty
What’s your next move for this summer? Releasing more singles including my latest upcoming single neon nights. Playing anywhere LIVE? Leaving a lot of live streaming shows featured on BIGO live. What big lesson have you learned in regards to your career this year? Don’t be scared to get creative, and try new things .
What’s your next move for this summer? Take care of our family… Playing anywhere LIVE? Not yet. What big lesson have you learned in regards to your career this year? Dig every minute. How excited are you for your upcoming music? We have a fab new record we haven’t worked on yet. That’s what we
Meg is back on her Tina Snow wave with “Thot Sh*t.” By Frazier Tharpe June 11, 2021 Megan Thee Stallion performs onstage during Day 2 of “Red Rocks Unpaused” 3-Day Music FestivalRich Fury/Getty Images It’s barely been six months since Megan Thee Stallion dropped her (very solid) debut album Good News, but she’s already locked
Thunderously groove-laden in one track and carefully layered as to channel the heavy metal gods in another, it’s obvious when listening to the new album So Far So Good from Greye that the noted Daytona Beach rock outfit has a lot of energy they’re looking to burn off this summer. Comprised of hard-hitting songs like “Lucky,” “Come
You’ve probably seen Ian Whyte in Game of Thrones and the Alien universe, even if you didn’t know it at the time. He explains how he got from pro basketball to the business of playing the biggest, scariest monsters on screen. By Colin Groundwater June 10, 2021 Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox; Photo Illustration by
It’s no secret that we live in wildly divisive times. With a nation and in a way a world feeling more at odds with one another than ever before (thanks internet), it can be hard to find a unifying feeling on many things these days. It doesn’t help that within a year that we’ve been
The answer to a burning existential query. By Danielle Cohen June 10, 2021 Anastasia Karanikolaou, a.k.a. Stassie Baby, on March 12, 2020 in Los Angeles, California.OGUT/Star Max/GC Images Last night, a 24th birthday party in Hollywood so saturated with celebrities and influencers it practically birthed a third Knives Out movie left people wondering who exactly
The new TV series continues the focus on the stranger pockets of the MCU that began with Guardians of the Galaxy. By Keith Phipps June 9, 2021 Photo Illustration by C.J. Robinson The Marvel Cinematic Universe is an experiment that’s played out in public and in real time. It wasn’t obvious before Iron Man hit
Sister Mary Margaret Kreuper admits to stealing over $835k from a Catholic School. By Colin Groundwater June 9, 2021 Illustrated by Kelsey Niziolek Two summers ago, Sean Flynn reported a wild story for GQ about two very badly behaved nuns: Sister Mary Margaret Kreuper, and Sister Lana Chang, a principal and a teacher at St.
Hi Kendra! It is wonderful to be speaking with you today! You just released your album! Tell us about that! Thanks so much for inviting me to interview! My newest album release is titled “of Consideration”. It is a 15 track full length LP release recorded in San Francisco at Hyde Street Studios. The feelings
Darrell Kelley is an R & B Singer/Songwriter, who has taken a personal interest in the case of Andrew Brown JR. Brown was a North Carolina man, who was murdered by police, in what was eventually determined to be a justifiable homicide. Andrew Brown JR, was of African American descent, sparking outrage at the potential
The three-time NBA champion talks about The Cube, why he joined the Utah Jazz’s ownership group, and how LeBron James finally got him to eat fish. By Tyler R. Tynes June 8, 2021 Dwyane Wade contemplates the cube.Jeremy Freeman It’s been a big year for Dwyane Wade: He became a minority owner of the Utah
The songwriter, super-producer, and Vampire Weekend alumnus talks about the music behind his new album Changephobia and shares a playlist. By Colin Groundwater June 8, 2021 Illustration by Simon Abranowicz Look back at the best music of the last decade, and you’ll see Rostam Batmanglij’s fingerprints everywhere as a member of Vampire Weekend and a
The Aaron Jaxon Band’s new release Saints Communion is a stunning return for the Tennessee based singer/songwriter. Music devotees haven’t heard from Jaxon since 2015’s EP release Light on the Inside but his talents have only deepened and broadened during his time away. Jaxon wrestled with substance abuse issues during his hiatus but quit drinking before considering his next
I think whether or not the artist will be so forthcoming with acknowledging it, in some capacity every musician wants to make their version of “Pink Floyd’s The Wall”. I mean, why not right? It’s an artistic opus. The kind of album that even if the musician never crafted any more music right after that,
Shine Eye Landing by Billy Jeter is an anomaly of sorts. I’ll get it out of the way now and say it’s a delightful album filled with memorable melodies and hooks, and inspired gruff vocal performance from Jeter, whose songwriting is more on point than ever before. The anomaly aspect comes in that in many
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