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In case you missed it, CBS is pulling the plug on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert this Thursday despite its high ratings, seemingly due to political pressure from President Donald J Trump. As Stephen Colbert stares down his final days hosting the show, he’s organized extra special programming for the week-long farewell, including last night’s (May 19) fiery live performance of “Burning Down the House” with David Byrne. What began with the Talking Heads frontman on acoustic guitar evolved into a full-band affair on the TV stage, complete with Colbert joining the group to sing and dance along. Watch…

Car Seat Headrest have remade Teens of Denials, fashioning the breakout LP into something resembling a concept album. Out today for the record’s 10th anniversary, Teen of Denial: Joe’s Story adjusts the original lyrics and threads into new recordings to better tell the titular character’s story. “The resulting work,” Will Toledo says in press materials, “feels more like the album Teens of Denial was meant to be.” The band reunited with original producer Steve Fisk for the record. Listen to it below ahead of a physical release on October 16.The character of Joe, Toledo explains, was an homage to Daniel…

Slayyyter made her late-night TV debut last night, May 19, on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The Wor$t Girl in America sang “Dance,” one of the singles from her new album, in a beer can bralette that looks a bit like the one Katy Perry wore during her Las Vegas residency a few years ago. Watch the performance below.Since the release of Wor$t Girl in America in March, Slayyyter made her Coachella debut, dropped the loosie “Broke Bitch Free$tyle,” and guested on “Fire Away,” a new single from the French producer Madeon. She’ll kick off her Wor$t Girl in…

Sean Ono Lennon, son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, is very busy right now. When he pops up late to our scheduled Friday afternoon Zoom call, the first thing he does is apologise. “Sorry this was all a bit last minute. I had to squeeze you in because I have an album coming out with my band The Delirium – and I've been doing a lot of stuff to finish it off.” Add to that a feature documentary premiering at Tribeca Film Festival, tour dates scheduled throughout May and June, as well as his dad's special Record Store Day…

In a new docuseries about Kylie Minogue, the pop star revealed that after she faced a cancer scare that the media covered heavily two decades ago, she privately faced a second diagnosis in 2021 and “got through it again.” “Thankfully, I got through it, again, and all is well,” she said in the film, according to the BBC. “Hey, who knows what's around the corner, but pop music nurtures me… my passion for music is greater than ever.” The three-part docuseries, Kylieis available now on Netflix. In May 2005, Minogue announced she had been diagnosed with the early stages of…

“I've got 147 days.” Andy Dick is keeping count of his time in sobriety following the latest relapse in a years-long struggle that dates back to the mid 1990s, when he was a budding TV star and comedian known for his roles on Radio News and The Ben Stiller Show, among others. Four months and 26 days ago, he nearly died. Video of Dick slouched over on a Los Angeles sidewalk circulated quickly. He seemed a goner. I got to meet Andy Dick on the phone six years ago, during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic. He was booked…

We are dealing for the first time on our pages with the French Deliverance, a rather transversal team that we struggle to fully insert into a very precise and sectoral metal thread,… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

Lauryn Hill returned to talk about the reasons why, after the success of her dazzling debut The Miseducation of Lauryn Hillnever released a second studio album. The musician responded online to a discussion that arose on social media around her long recording absence, contesting some reconstructions that have circulated over the years and offering a broader reflection on the relationship between creativity, the music industry and public pressure.“When you're inspired and trying to stay true to your principles, it can't be said enough how much it can drain you,” Hill wrote, referring to the emotional and creative weight of success.…

New Order have announced plans to release ‘The Best & The Rest Of’ remastered collection, featuring previously unreleased remixes. READ MORE: Peter Hook on why New Order aren’t in the Rock And Hall Of Fame and playing ‘Get Ready’ in full Bringing together, for the first time ever, the band’s acclaimed compilations ‘The Best Of New Order’ and ‘The Rest Of New Order’, the new collection features fully remastered audio alongside an expansive selection of remixes, including many previously unreleased, by SubSub, Richie Hawtin and Joe T. Vannelli. Released via Warner Music on July 17, it is available to pre-order here.…

When Jane Schoenbrun was a child, they went with their parents to the movies. The local multiplex was playing James and the Giant Peach, and the future filmmaker was ready to settle in for an afternoon of animated fun involving grasshoppers, glowworms, and centipedes, oh my! There was, however, a slight hitch regarding the Schoenbrun family’s plan. Which they realized the minute the lights went down and a different movie started up. “We accidentally went into the theater showing Scream,” Schoebrun says. “I don’t know if you remember how that movie starts, but it just says the word ‘Scream,’ and…