The Strokes returned to Coachella’s main stage on Saturday, closing their set with a direct condemnation of U.S. interference in foreign governments. While performing their 2016 song “Oblivius,” which features the lyric “What side you standing on?,” the band displayed a montage accusing the CIA of aiding and abetting forced regime change in Chile, Bolivia,
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Ever feel like the world is so overwhelming that you need your reading life to just keep things calm for once? I can definitely relate. The world feels like it’s been in a constant state of chaos (can’t
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In 2024, Surrealist artist Leonora Carrington’sLes Distractions de Dagobert sold at Sotheby’s for £22.5 million, making her the highest-selling British female artist in history. The painting is mystical, chaotic and reflective of Carrington’s own incredible life story, which would undoubtedly provide ripe material for alive-action adaptation. It’s ashame, then, that this feature film from writer-directors
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Tory Lanez has filed a lawsuit against the California Department of Corrections and a corrections officer following a 2025 incident where he was stabbed “approximately 16 times” by a fellow inmate. Lanez, who’s currently serving a 10-year sentence for shooting Megan Thee Stallion, is suing for intentional infliction of emotional distress, neglect, and failure to
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The Otis Redding Foundation is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its Otis Redding Center for the Arts (ORCA) this month. The momentous occasion was formally recognized with an open house (April 11), attended by Redding’s widow Zelma Redding and R.E.M. bassist/composer Mike Mills, 2025’s recipient of the Otis Redding Spirit of Community Award. In tandem
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[ Hublot’s Big Bang shook the industry with a new standard in modern watchmaking: by breaking away from traditional norms and adopting a contemporary, architectural design language. Sparking conversations revolving around innovation, experimentation, and identity, Hublot positioned itself as a brand that challenges convention rather than follows it. From fusing unexpected materials to gaining mechanical
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Beth Orton is kicking off the week by announcing her first album in four years and a headlining tour. The Ground Above is out June 26 via Partisan, and it includes today’s new single “Waiting,” which she describes as “a celebration of moving out of the holding pattern fear keeps us in.” Give that song
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Hauntings have been apresence throughout David Lowery’s artistic output – naturally in his 2017 breakout AGhost Story, but even before that in Ain’t Them Bodies Saints and Pete’s Dragon. The same goes for The Green Knight and even his lacklustre take on Peter Pan, Wendy and Peter. Spirits and spectres, literal and metaphorical, are the
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