2020 has officially gone too far: The real-life, allegedly haunted doll the Annabelle horror movie franchise is based off of has apparently escaped containment… …or Continue Reading
28 Celebrities Share Their Ghost Encounters and Paranormal Experiences
People either believe in ghosts or they don’t. However, one thing is for sure: no one can deny the thrill of a chilling ghost story Continue Reading
Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson Have Broken Up: Report
Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson have reportedly called it quits eleven months after they started dating. TMZ first reported the split on Thursday (August 13). Continue Reading
Zadie Smith's 'Intimations' Essays Pandemic With Erudite Wit and Compassion
A global pandemic and a lock down forcing us to re-examine and reconfigure our parameters of normality would seem tailor-made for analysis via the interrogative Continue Reading
Blues Legend Bobby Rush Reinvigorates the Classic "Dust My Broom" (premiere)
Bobby Rush once more demonstrates his astonishing blues prowess on the upcoming album, Rawer Than Raw, due out on 28 August via Deep Rush/Thirty Tigers. Continue Reading
Folk Rock's the Brevet Give a Glimmer of Hope With "Blue Coast" (premiere)
“Blue Coast”, the new single from the Brevet, finds the collective contemplating the move from to the land of opportunity, California, and how hopes and Continue Reading
Michael McArthur's "How to Fall in Love" Isn't a Roadmap (premiere)
Michael McArthur releases his second EP of 2020, How to Fall in Love today. The EP consists of acoustic versions of some tracks first heard Continue Reading
Phil Elverum Sings His Memoir on 'Microphones in 2020'
Phil Elverum is both a pariah and a hero. This position is pretty typical in the pariah/hero-rich world indie rock. Still, Elverum’s circumstance is unique, Continue Reading
Washed Out's 'Purple Noon' Supplies Reassurance and Comfort
Ernest Greene’s new Washed Out album is about a breakup, which might seem strange for such an orthodox chillwave album. But when you think about Continue Reading
'Eight Gates' Is Jason Molina's Stark, Haunting, Posthumous Artistic Statement
It’s hard not to see Jason Molina as a tragic figure. His music – under his own name or as part of the projects Songs: Continue Reading
Apocalypse '45 Uses Gloriously Restored Footage to Reveal the Ugliest Side of Our Nature
On more than one moment in Erik Nelson’s Apocalypse ’45 viewers will likely find themselves gaping in awe at the splendor of what you are Continue Reading
12 Brilliant Recent Jazz Albums That Shouldn't Be Missed
Thana Alexa – Ona [Independent] New Vocal Art Thana Alexa was born in New York, but her family moved back to Croatia when she was Continue Reading
Miley Cyrus Goes ’80s Glam on ‘Midnight Sky’: Listen + Learn the Lyrics
Miley Cyrus released her highly anticipated single, "Midnight Sky," at midnight Friday (August 14), and the new single sees the singer leaning heavily into neon-tinged '80s glam Continue Reading
AMC Theaters Is Reopening and Tickets Only Cost 15 Cents
Closed since March, AMC Theatres says it will now reopen its theaters on August 20. To encourage people to return, per CNN, the world’s largest Continue Reading
Katy Perry Breaks Silence Regarding Kesha and Dr. Luke Battle: ‘It Sucks When You Know Both Players’
Katy Perry addressed the ongoing legal battle between Kesha and Lukasz “Dr. Luke” Gottwald. The "Smile" singer spoke with The Los Angeles Times on Wednesday (August 12), explaining that it took Continue Reading
Teen Goes Viral for Looking Exactly Like Michael Jackson in Selfie
Imagine being a teen girl and getting told that you look like Michael Jackson—not just by your friends, but by thousands of people on the Continue Reading
Steve-O Is Currently Duct-Taped to a Billboard in Los Angeles
We all make jokes about 2020 being the most bizarre year that any of us have ever experienced in our lifetimes. Ready for it to Continue Reading
25 Celebrities You Maybe Didn’t Know Have Famous Parents
When it comes to Hollywood families, there’s no shortage of famous parents who have equally famous offspring. Many of our favorite actors and actresses also Continue Reading
Greta Gerwig's Adaptation of Loneliness in Louisa May Alcott's 'Little Women'
“I miss everything.” So says Jo March at a central moment in Greta Gerwig’s film adaptation of Little Women. Having just been asked if she Continue Reading
The Band's Discontented Third LP, 1970's 'Stage Fright', Represented a World Braving Calamity
As with any new decade, 1970 ushered in both the promise of fresh prospects and the continuity of the same misfortunes. For roots rockers the Continue Reading