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R.I.P. Stanley Donen, one of the last filmmaking legends of Hollywood’s Golden Age, has died at age 94
Stanley Donen, the last surviving filmmaking icon of Hollywood’s Golden Age, who helmed classics such as 1952’s Singin’ in the Rain, has died. He was 94. Chicago Tribune writer Michael Phillips confirmed the news through one of his children on Saturday morning, calling Donen: “A huge, often neglected talent.” Born
George Clinton joins Red Hot Chili Peppers for “Give It Away”: Watch
Red Hot Chili Peppers’ relationship with George Clinton extends back over three decades. The funk legend famously produced their 1985 sophomore album, Freaky Styley. Years later, when Chili Peppers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Clinton was on hand and joined the band for a performance
Karl Lagerfeld’s cat, Choupette, inherits portion of fashion icon’s $300 million fortune
On Tuesday, German fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld died at the age of 85. Now, his cat, Choupette, stands to inherit a portion of his $300 million dollar fortune. In an interview with Numéro last year, the former creative director of Chanel and Fendi announced that the beloved feline would serve as his
MANÁ announce 2019 U.S. tour dates
Latin rock icons MANÁ have mapped out an extensive US tour, their first such outing in three years. “Rayando El Sol Tour” spans over 20 dates taking place between early September and late November. Tickets go on sale beginning Friday, March 1st via LiveNation. Once they sell out, you can
The Ghost Inside announce first show since horrific bus crash
Back in 2015, The Ghost Inside experienced a horrific tour bus crash outside El Paso, Texas, that resulted in the deaths of their bus driver and the person driving the truck involved in the collision. The band members themselves suffered serious injuries, with drummer Andrew Tkaczyk losing the lower portion
Trailer for Pennywise: The Story of It documentary reunites cast and crew of 1990 miniseries: Watch
For many adults today, ABC’s 1990 miniseries adaptation of Stephen King’s It was one of their first experiences with horror. Despite its terrifying source material, the limited series was the kind of television event that roped in the entire family for a couple of nights, prompting children to talk to
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gets the Thom Yorke cosign
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a leading proponent of a Green New Deal, a congressional resolution that seeks to combat climate change by curbing fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions in favor of a more environmentally sustainable green economy. The proposal has been met with a mixed response here in America,
MØ returns with new track “Theme Song (I’m Far Away)” for cartoon about Finnish fairy tale: Stream
Danish pop singer MØ unveiled her long-awaited sophomore album, Forever Neverland, last October. She’s returned today with a new release, and for her, it’s something of a childhood fantasy realized. MØ, whom we CoSigned back in 2014, has contributed a pair of songs to the soundtrack for Moominvalley, a new
Anderson .Paak hints at new album with Dr. Dre, performs “Trippy” on Fallon: Watch
Anderson .Paak appeared on The Tonight Show on Thursday night, stopping through to chat with host Jimmy Fallon and perform “Trippy” off his 2018 critically acclaimed LP, Oxnard. During the interview, the California rapper discussed his recent Grammy win for Best Rap Performance (“Bubblin’”, in a tie with Kendrick Lamar, Future,
The Eric Andre Show’s Kraft Punk to star in EDM-laced political special on Adult Swim
In March, Adult Swim will debut a new special centered around Kraft Punk, a fan-favorite spoof character off The Eric Andre Show. Titled KRFT Punk’s Political Party, the show will find the cheese-loving prankster hosting his own political debate show, which, obviously, will be set to EDM music. Captured in Washington
Win the Oscar-nominated Black Panther score on vinyl
Black Panther isn’t just a culturally relevant blockbuster, but it’s a top-to-bottom critical smash. The film itself was nominated for numerous Golden Globes and Oscars, but even the music has seen a flood of accolades. Kendrick Lamar’s soundtrack has seen a ton of praise, even taking home the Grammy for Best
Mike Shinoda unveils two new songs, “Prove You Wrong” and “What the Words Meant”: Stream
Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda has released two new solo songs — “Prove You Wrong” and “What the Words Meant.” Both tracks arrive as part of the new deluxe edition of his debut solo album, Post Traumatic, which was released last year. The songs — featuring Shinoda’s characteristic rap-rock styling coupled
Despite legal woes and assault allegations, Woody Allen working on new film project in Spain
In addition to renewed public scrutiny over his long-standing allegations of sexual assault, Woody Allen is tangled up in an intense legal battle with Amazon Studios regarding his terminated movie deal with the company. However, that hasn’t stopped the veteran filmmaker from moving forward with his other projects. According to
John Krasinski to direct A Quiet Place sequel, Emily Blunt to star
When A Quiet Place became an unstoppable blockbuster last Spring, a sequel was green lit almost over night. However, at the time, director John Krasinski expressed interest only in writing the screenplay. Now, he’s officially signed on as a director. What’s more, EW confirms that star Emily Blunt (and Krasinski’s
The Fast and the Furious director Rob Cohen accused of sexual assault by daughter
The Fast and the Furious director Rob Cohen has been accused of sexual assault by his own daughter. On Thursday, Valkyrie Weather, the eldest of Cohen’s children, published a harrowing post on Facebook, accusing her father of raping her at a young age. “When I was very young, Rob used
23 Years Ago, Sepultura Unearthed the Tribal and Relentlessly Heavy Roots
A number of rock and metal bands have remained true to their original sound and direction throughout their entire careers (AC/DC, Motörhead, Ramones), while others branched out over the course of several albums. Sepultura certainly belong in the latter category — especially with their groundbreaking 1996 offering, Roots. Hailing from
R Kelly charged with 10 counts of criminal sex abuse
A grand jury in Chicago has indicted R Kelly on 10 counts of criminal sex abuse, according The Chicago Sun Times. The charges relate to Kelly’s alleged sexual interactions with four women between 1996 and 2010. Nine of the 10 counts involve victims ranging in age from 13 to 16
HBO’s Barry gets premiere date and Season Two trailer: Watch
“Barry, there is an inherent darkness in you,” Gene (Henry Winkler) tells our titular anti-hero. No joke. As expected, the stakes for the second season of HBO’s Barry are quite high, and that’s something you can certainly glean in the season’s first full-length trailer. As you’ll see below, Bill Hader’s
Peter Frampton announces “Finale the Farewell Tour”
Rock icon Peter Frampton has announced his retirement from the stage. After rousing crowds for more than 50 years, the music legend will take his final bow on a North American farewell tour. The expansive “Finale the Farewell Tour” runs from June 18th all the way to October 12th and
Jonas Akerlund, Rory Culkin, and Emory Cohen Dive Into the Mayhem That Is Lords of Chaos
Lords of Chaos, a new movie based on the tumultuous and terrifying story of the Norwegian black metal band Mayhem, recently debuted in theaters. The film centers around Øystein Aarseth, aka Euronymous, played by Rory Culkin, as he forms Mayhem and experiences the highs and horrific lows of the band,
John Mayer drops contemplative new single “I Guess I Just Feel Like”: Stream
John Mayer has dropped a new song, “I Guess I Just Feel Like”. The track follows “New Light”, a collaboration with famed hip-hop producer No I.D. that was released last May. The mournful new single offers a glimpse into the singer-songwriter’s more contemplative side, perhaps adding weight to his proclamation
Duff McKagan shares first single, “Tenderness”, off upcoming solo album: Stream
Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan has offered up a taste of his upcoming solo album with the first single, “Tenderness”. The track, like the rest of the album, is produced by Shooter Jennings, whose band backs up McKagan on the song. “Tenderness” has a bit of a Lou Reed
Gunna drops new album, Drip or Drown 2: Stream
Gunna has let loose his new album, Drip or Drown 2. Stream it below via Apple Music or Spotify. Out via Young Thug imprint YSL Records, the 16-track collection serves as the Georgia rapper’s first proper full-length. It follows a string of mixtapes, such as last year’s Drip Season, and
Song of the Week: Chromatics Ride into the Storm on “Time Rider”
Each week we break down our favorite song, highlight our honorable mentions, and wrap them all up with other staff recommendations into a New Sounds playlist just for you. Be sure to subscribe here. The last time anyone saw the Chromatics, they were performing in a forest with Julee Cruise on the penultimate episode
Julia Jacklin gives Track by Track breakdown of new album Crushing: Stream
Track by Track is a new music feature in which we task artists with breaking down each song on their latest full-length release, one at a time. Julia Jacklin doesn’t harbor any misconceptions about the tone of her latest album. “The record is not exactly a fun record, as a
Steve Hackett on Performing Unreleased Genesis Songs
Download | Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Play | Stitcher | Radio Public On the latest installment of Kyle Meredith With…, former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett discusses his new album, At the Edge of Light, and how it once again boasts band members from all over the globe. He talks about being heavily influenced by Brexit and
Jussie Smollett cut from final two episodes of Empire Season 5
After turning himself over to police, Jussie Smollett was formerly charged with a class 4 felony for filing a false police report on Thursday. Chicago PD claim the actor staged a hate crime against himself in order to increase his profile so he could demand a higher salary from FOX for
Johnny Marr offers a hedonistic doomsday alternative with video for new song “Armatopia”: Watch
After announcing a US tour on Thursday, Johnny Marr has released a new single, “Armatopia”, complete with a captivating doomsday-inspired music video. “Armatopia” marks the former Smiths guitarist’s first new music of 2019, following up his third solo studio album released last year, Call the Comet. The track was inspired
Robyn dazzles with “Ever Again” performance on Ellen: Watch
February has been quite a busy month for Robyn, what with the release of “Super Cool” (her collaboration with Beck and The Lonely Island) and the stylish music video for “Send to Robin Immediately”. Committed to her hot streak, the Swedish singer appeared on Ellen on Friday morning to deliver
The Amy Winehouse hologram tour has been put on hold
A world tour featuring a hologram version of Amy Winehouse was originally scheduled to debut this year. Now, however, the company behind the hologram creation have decided to put the tour “on hold” due to “some unique challenges and sensitivities” they encountered during their various stages of development. “BASE Hologram
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Videos
Lizzo delivers gospel cover of Miley Cyrus and Mark Ronson’s “Nothing Breaks like a Heart”: Watch
April 12th marks the release of Cuz I Love You, the highly anticipated album from Lizzo. Thus far, the Minneapolis-based
CupcakKe shares SpongeBob-referencing video for “Squidward Nose”: Watch
As if releasing two albums within the last six months wasn’t enough, CupcakKe dropped a fresh single a few weeks
Natalie Prass performs “Short Court Style” on Corden: Watch
Natalie Prass has spent most of 2019 supporting her latest album, The Future and the Past, out on the road
Maggie Rogers brings out Florence Welch for stellar “Light On” rendition in London: Watch
On Tuesday night, Maggie Rogers welcomed Florence Welch during her performance at London’s O2 Academy Brixton. After moving through the
Vampire Weekend premiere new “Harmony Hall” music video: Watch
As promised, Vampire Weekend have released their new music video for “Harmony Hall”. In the Emmett Malloy-directed clip, frontman Ezra
John Legend performs new single “Preach” on Ellen: Watch
Last Friday, John Legend released “Preach”, a powerful new single calling for action to impart social change instead of just
The Claypool Lennon Delirium perform “Blood and Rockets” on Colbert: Watch
Later this week, Primus bassist Les Claypool and Sean Lennon will release their latest collaborative album as The Claypool Lennon Delirium. Titled South of
Cardi B joins Blueface in video for new “Thotiana” remix: Watch
Blueface has released a new remix of his track “Thotiana”, and it comes with a big name assist from Cardi B.
SZA proves she’s all that, covers Sixpence None the Richer’s “Kiss Me” at III Points: Watch
Despite a very future-leaning weekend at III Points Festival, Miami was given a quick gasp of the ’90s, thanks to
J. Cole, Meek Mill perform at 2019 NBA All-Star Game: Watch
With this year’s All-Star Game taking place in Charlotte, the NBA opted for some local fare to serve as its
Songs
Thom Yorke releases expanded Suspiria soundtrack with unheard outtakes: Stream
Last year, Thom Yorke made his film scoring debut, providing music for Luca Guadagnino’s remake of Suspiria. Today, the Radiohead
Lil Pump drops new album Harverd Dropout: Stream
Lil Pump has finally unveiled his new album, Harverd Dropout. Stream it in full below via Apple Music or Spotify.
Kehlani reveals new mixtape While We Wait: Stream
Kehlani has returned with a new mixtape, While We Wait. Stream it in full below via Apple Music or Spotify.
Mötley Crüe unveil first new song from The Dirt soundtrack: Stream
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Movies
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Kendrick Lamar and SZA will not perform at Oscars
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Taron Egerton becomes Elton John in the full Rocketman trailer: Watch
After Bohemian Rhapsody became a smash hit (despite all of the critical backlash against it), it was inevitable that a
Chris Hemsworth set to play Hulk Hogan in Todd Phillips-directed Netflix biopic
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Armie Hammer in talks to play Batman: Report
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Queen to perform with Adam Lambert at the 2019 Oscars
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Denis Villeneuve’s Dune, starring all of Hollywood, gets a release date
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Ranking: Every Halloween Movie From Worst to Best
Download | Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Play | Stitcher| Podchaser | RSS We’ve packed our bags. We waved goodbye to 45 Lampkin Lane. We’re now about 72
Ranking: Every Green Day Album from Worst to Best
Welcome to Dissected, where we disassemble a band’s catalog, a director’s filmography, or some other critical pop-culture collection in the
The 100 Greatest Tours of All Time
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10 Boy Band Songs That Don’t Suck
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50 TV Shows You’d Be Crazy To Miss in 2019
2018 was a colossal year for TV, and that reflected on all of us here at Consequence of Sound. As we
Ranking: Every Metallica Album From Worst to Best
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Here’s a running list of Martin Scorsese’s 800+ favorite movies and TV shows
Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese loves to watch movies as much he loves to make them. So much so that he
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10 Most Anticipated Family Movies of 2019
Part of the reason we go to the movies is purely nostalgia. We grew up with them. They’ve always been
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Album Review: Mykele Deville Shines Brightly Through the Darkness on Maintain
The Lowdown: “We can treat our lives like a symphony/ A little empathy instead of infantry,” Chicago’s Mykele Deville raps
Album Review: Dream Theater Capture Old Magic on Distance Over Time
The Lowdown: Calling an hourlong album streamlined might seem strange, but that’s exactly what Distance Over Time is compared to
Album Review: The Claypool Lennon Delirium Expand Their Universe on South of Reality
The Lowdown: Les Claypool is the frontman of Primus and the patron saint of slap bass. Sean Lennon is the
Album Review: Julia Jacklin Rediscovers Herself on the Reflective Crushing
The Lowdown: Australian Julia Jacklin took her introspective songwriting and rock-country tracks all around the world with the acclaim of her
Album Review: The Real Ariana Grande Arrives on the Authentic thank u, next
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Live Review: Earthless Reign with Relentless Riffs at Brooklyn Bazaar (2/8)
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Film Review: Happy Death Day 2U Resets The Series Into a Delightful Sci-Fi Farce
The Pitch: On Monday the 18th, selfish college student Tree Gelbman (Jessica Rothe) found herself trapped in a time loop that constantly
Film Review: Isn’t It Romantic Turns the Whole World Into a Romantic Comedy
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Royal Trux announce rescheduled North American tour
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Ringo Starr, Santana lead Bethel Woods lineup celebrating Woodstock’s 50th anniversary
Bethel Woods Music and Culture Festival is a four-day event honoring the 50th anniversary of Woodstock. Marked for August 15th-18th,
Open Mike Eagle announces spring US tour dates
Open Mike Eagle dropped his latest EP, What Happens When I Try to Relax, back in the fall. Now, the
Sleep announce 2019 US tour
Last spring, Sleep dropped The Sciences, their first studio effort in nearly two decades and one of the Top 25 Metal
Johnny Marr announces 2019 spring tour dates
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Stereolab announce 2019 comeback tour, reissue series
Stereolab have been on hiatus since 2009, but their appearance on recent lineups like Primavera Sound and Desert Daze hinted
The Lonely Island announce first-ever US tour
The motherlovin’, turtleneck-and-chain-wearing, creeps of The Lonely Island are getting off the boat and going on the road. The comedy
Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle, and Three Days Grace announce 2019 North American tour
Armed with an impressive collective stockpile of hard-rock radio hits, Breaking Benjamin Chevelle, and Three Days Grace will spend much
Diana Ross to celebrate 75th birthday with 2019 tour
Diana Ross will turn 75 on March 26th, but she’s already begun celebrating. The soul and R&B icon delivered a
TV Shows
It’s come to this: RoboCop is the new Colonel Sanders for KFC
Over the past few years, KFC has seen a revolving door of comics and talent play its iconic Colonel Sanders:
First official trailer for Jordan Peele’s The Twilight Zone reveals a ton of first footage: Watch
We’re a little over a month away from the April 1st premiere of Jordan Peele’s highly anticipated reboot of The
Netflix renews The Haunting of Hill House as anthology series, shares new teaser trailer: Watch
One of the sharpest series to hit TV last year was Netflix’s The Haunting of Hill House. Equal parts terrifying
TV Review: Documentary Now! Season 3 Presents Another Festival of Uproarious Mockumentaries
The Pitch: The third season (or 52nd, if you’re looking within the show’s universe) of IFC’s Documentary Now! sees host Helen Mirren introducing
HBO debuts harrowing trailer for Michael Jackson doc Leaving Neverland: Watch
Despite legal threats from the Michael Jackson Estate, HBO is moving forward with plans to air Leaving Neverland. Directed by
Selina Meyer is a president for none in the trailer for Veep’s final season: Watch
The final season of HBO’s masterwork political comedy, Veep, is set to premiere on March 31st. In anticipation, the first
Saturday Night Live Highlights: Don Cheadle Combines Charm with Sly Political Statements in a Solid SNL
Who doesn’t love Don Cheadle? As the star of Showtime’s new series Black Monday attests in his opening monologue, the venerated veteran
TV Review: Lorena Takes a Necessary Second Look at the John Wayne Bobbitt Scandal
The Pitch: In its first phase, the #MeToo movement was all about women finding their collective voice and finally, at
The Academy reverses course, will not present select Oscars during commercials
Well, that didn’t take long. After just a few days of vocal controversy, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Shudder reveals The Creep for new Creepshow TV series
Shudder’s forthcoming Creepshow series is keeping it old-school. Today, showrunner Greg Nicotero offered fans a sneak peek on Instagram at