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Several music stars are set to appear in the new instalment of the V/H/S franchise, titled V/H/S/MIXTAPE. Beginning in 2012, the V/H/S movies are found footage horror anthologies, with each movie broken up into different segments of fictional horror presented as reality. There have been eight V/H/S movies so far, with directors such as Johannes Roberts (Primate), Gareth Evans (The Raid), and Scott Derrickson (Doctor Strange) contributing. Now, Variety reports that streaming service Shudder will debut the ninth instalment, which will be released on October 9. Among those directing sequences will be Wu-Tang Clan legend RZA, while Flying Lotus and…
System Of A Down’s Shavo Odadjian has been revealed as part of the cast of Dexter: Resurrection’s second season. The show stars Michael C. Hall as the titular serial killer, and is a sequel series to the popular thriller show Dexter, which ran from 2006-2013. Season one of Resurrection aired last summer, and its success has led to a second season being greenlit by streamer Paramount Plus. Season two will air later this year, and new photos have shown Odadjian in a tense face-off with Dexter. The official synopsis for the season (shared by Variety) teases that Dexter is “caught…
Bob Dylan has wrapped up the US leg of his 2026 tour by adding new guitarist Jimmie Vaughan to the live band. The change to the live band comes following a tumultuous few months of line-up changes as the iconic singer-songwriter hit the road for his ‘Rough And Rowdy Ways’ tour. In June, guitarist Doug Lancio stepped back from touring duties after a show at the Santa Barbara Bowl. Lancio had been part of Dylan’s touring band since 2021, and has seemingly been replaced by jazz guitarist Julian Lange. A spokesperson for Dylan said they had “no word” on whether…
Leonardo DiCaprio‘s Re:wild, which he co-founded with Dr. Wes Sechrest, and the Bezos Earth Fund are launching the Phoenix Species Project — an initiative with a goal to recover 100 species facing imminent extinction that aims to work with Indigenous Peoples, scientists, and conservationists in an effort to change the future of Earth’s biodiversity. According to a press release, the project received a $200 million commitment, making it the “largest single philanthropic initiative dedicated exclusively to the recovery of critically endangered species across taxonomic groups, a diversity of habitats, and countries.” “For decades, scientists, Indigenous Peoples, local communities, and conservation leaders…
Boy George has hit out at Bandcamp for removing his pro-Israel song, calling them a “bunch of c***s”. The song, called ‘We Will Dance Again’, divided opinion when it was released last month, particularly for it’s stance which appears to reject descriptions of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza as genocide, as well as criticising musicians who have publicly supported Palestine. Boy George later gave more insight into the track, saying it was inspired by his visit to the Nova Music Festival Exhibition in London and meetings with people affected by the Hamas-led attack on October 7, 2023. Since the song’s…
Brandon Flowers has revealed that he is considering quitting music. The frontman of The Killers, who releases his third solo album ‘Thrasher’ on August 21, admitted during a new interview with The Times that he’s thought about how much longer he can be an artist. “My dad goes to yard sales, where he buys frames to take home and paint,” he explained. “He’s never had any money in his life and he’s happier than I am. “I’m really going through it right now: how much longer do I want to do this, what does it mean, why am I doing it…
“Oh, she’s up next”, reads a comment under a recent performance video of Ravyn Lenae online – a prophecy for a star-in-waiting. ‘Love Me Not’, a track from her 2024 album ‘Bird’s Eye’, might have seemed like a miraculous delivery on that promise when it scored viral success months after its initial release. But to those in the know, the Chicago-born artist has already been “it” for years. As a fixture of the Zero Fatigue collective and across two albums and three EPs, Lenae was a beloved figure in R&B and alt-pop long before the rest of the world caught…
Brandon Flowers has revealed that he’s considering hanging up his microphone. In a new interview with the Times, the Killers frontman compared his life on the road with that of his father. “My dad goes to yard sales, where he buys frames to take home and paint,” Flowers said. “He’s never had any money in his life and he’s happier than I am.” He continued, “I’m really going through it right now: How much longer do I want to do this, what does it mean, why am I doing it anyway? Whenever I finish a tour, without fail I get…
Ariana Grande has spoken out about her decision to take a break from the public eye, telling fans that “multiple things can be true at the same time”. The pop star’s representatives confirmed over the weekend that she would be “taking a step back from visibility” following her current ‘Eternal Sunshine’ tour. She has also withdrawn from the upcoming West End revival of Sunday In The Park With George, in which she had been due to appear alongside her Wicked co-star Jonathan Bailey. It would have been her West End debut at London’s Barbican Centre, starting next summer. During the first of…
The rapper is celebrating the 10th anniversary of his seminal mixtape Coloring Book Chance the Rapper appeared on The Tonight Show to perform his classic song “Same Drugs” and to chat with Jimmy Fallon about the anniversary of his 2015 mixtape Coloring Book. The rapper took the late-night show stage alongside a guitarist to showcase the reflective track, one of the songs off Coloring Book. The lyrics famously pay homage to Peter Pan as the rapper considers growing old: “When did you change? Wendy, you’ve aged/ I thought you’d never grow up/ I thought you’d never/ Window closed, Wendy got…