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The latest iteration of the album, offered up in Kanye’s hometown at Soldier Field, has a few highs, and lots of baffling decisions. By Frazier Tharpe August 27, 2021 DaBaby, Kanye West, and Marilyn Manson at Soldier Fielder for the Donda version 3 listening event.MEGA Jay-Z once famously compared his discography to a Rubik’s Cube,
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The man who helped invent modern NYC nightlife faces new challenges—Covid, Brooklyn—with aplomb and plenty of dancing. By Tim Latterner August 27, 2021 Collage by Simon Abranowicz; Photograph Sean Zanni; Getty Images It’s just past midnight when the front door of Paul’s Casablanca swings open to reveal a man wearing a dark suit and a
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Kanye ♥’s Demna. By Eileen Cartter August 26, 2021 Collage by Simon Abranowicz; Getty Images Amidst it all, Kanye West has been shopping. To recap, the last month in Kanye West has been a doozy: in the lead-up the ever-shifting release date of his upcoming tenth studio album, Donda, Ye took a weeks-long artist’s sojourn
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At the age of 19, Arthur Germain dropped out of school, said goodbye to his famous mother, and devoted himself to a curious quest that no one had ever accomplished, or perhaps even seriously considered: swimming the length of France’s most fabled river. By Sara Lieberman August 26, 2021 Germain swims through Paris on July
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The international entity, known as Dici, is back with yet another single. This time it’s, “Something Right,” which once again, showcases the ongoing evolution of Dici, as an artist and a young man. From his inception, Dici has considered himself a Rapper, and for all intents and purposes, he still does. However, as time has passed, Dici’s work has taken
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Remembering the legendary drummer, who died today at 80. By Gabriella Paiella August 24, 2021 Charlie Watts in London circa 1965.Jeff Hochberg / Getty Images Trying to name the coolest member of the Rolling Stones is like picking a favorite child or sibling. But come on: it was obviously drummer Charlie Watts. In a band
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With Suicide Squad, F9 and Dune dominating 2021, there’s never been a better time to be a wrestler-turned-actor. But who holds the belt? August 24, 2021 Collage by Simon Abranowicz; Photographs Getty Images To cut it as a professional wrestler, you need to have the physical chops to withstand cage matches and body slams and
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Like they say in Texas – go big or go home. Houston’s Wild Fire, a sister duo with honey-dipped vocals and harmonies that stretch the Rio Grande, are all-in with their new hit “Seventeen”. Not holding back on their thoughts on being not-quite-an-adult yet in lyrics, Wild Fire quenches both the pop and country cravings.
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New seasons of Succession, Curb Your Enthusiasm and Insecure in the same month? The timeline is going to explode. By Frazier Tharpe August 23, 2021 Brian Cox in Succession.Courtesy of HBO. About two years ago, right as Game of Thrones was ending, it was briefly popular in nerdy entertainment circles to talk about the End
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GQ Recommends The Brooklyn rapper called his shot years ago. And now, he reveals a few of his favorite must haves. By Yang-Yi Goh Photography by Martin Brown August 23, 2021 Don’t Call It A CollabIn his latest act of delicious high-fashion subversion, Gucci’s Alessandro Michele “hacked” Balenciaga to generate the zeitgeist-iest It bag in
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Nine days after being named Alex Trebek’s replacement, Richards’ history of offensive and sexist comments spurred a backlash that led him to step down. By Grant Rindner August 20, 2021 Mike Richards accepts the award for Outstanding Game Show for Jeopardy! during the 48th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards broadcast on June 25, 2021.Courtesy of the
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Scratching away at the silence like a meandering force no melody-lover would ever want to die, the guitar splashes a bit of color onto the canvas that is “So Lost” like no other instrument possible could have. Its role in the harmonies we’ll discover in this song and the nineteen others it’s joined by in
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Punching us in the gut with distorted pulsations that feel as big and brawny as some sort of mythical giant, “Diadem” is arguably one of the more industrious and electronically forceful songs in the tracklist of the incredible new album The Fury of Lullabies by Gorazde this summer. Although stacked beside thirteen works that bring a lot
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