Another New “Soundtrack” Low for the White House’s Social Media: Using Kesha’s “Blow” for a War-Promoting Video
A single glance at the White House’s various social media accounts will, of course, have anyone even vaguely cognizant of what a dystopia is observing [Read More…]
Mark Ronson’s Amy-Centric BRIT Awards Performance
While everyone was busy mostly gushing over ROSALÍA and Björk’s epic performance of “Berghain”—and it was undeniably epic—or marveling over Harry Styles’ white boy dance [Read More…]
Lily Allen’s “Trigger Bang” as a Natural Companion Piece to “Relapse”
While everyone was sleeping on Lily Allen’s fourth album, No Shame, one of the many songs that seemed to be forgotten too quickly was its [Read More…]
For All That It Took to Get Scream 7 Made, The Story That Occurred Behind the Scenes Remains More Horrifying
If Kevin Williamson had been asked, back in 1996, if his first feature film would ultimately become a franchise at the center of a major [Read More…]
Angèle Finds Herself in Another “Fever” Dream With “What You Want” Featuring Justice
As Angèle reemerges from a slight period of dormancy (with her last musical offering being a trop court ditty called “A Little More” that was [Read More…]
In Truth, The Love Story Version of Carolyn Bessette Is a Bit of Every Main SATC Character
In the days when Sex and the City fever was at its apex, arguably from 2000 to 2003, there was a common question thrown about. [Read More…]
Harmony Korine-Chic: Slayyyter’s “Old Technology” Video
Although most of the videos that Slayyyter has released thus far for her upcoming third album, WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, would be right at home [Read More…]
Mondo Bullshittio #58: Lily Collins Being Cast as Audrey Hepburn
In a series called Mondo Bullshittio, let’s talk about some of the most glaring hypocrisies and faux pas in pop culture…and all that it affects [Read More…]
Lykke Li’s “Lucky Again” Gives a Tantalizing Preview of What’s to Come on The Afterparty
Just as Madonna, once upon a time (in the pre-Madame X era), never let four years go by without releasing a new album, that same [Read More…]
La Grazia: Paolo Sorrentino’s Wish for How Italian Politicians Would Act in Real Life
In something of a groove with his recent trifecta of film releases, starting with 2021’s The Hand of God, continuing with 2024’s Parthenope and, now, [Read More…]
