Being the star of one of Disney Channel’s all-time most popular shows leaves you with pretty thick skin. Just ask Miley Cyrus, who’s just debuted a new no-holds-barred merch drop dubbed the “Miley Sucks” collection. Spending most of her life in the limelight has certainly encouraged the pop star to not take herself too seriously, as evidenced by a trucker hat that proudly proclaims: “Miley can go fuck herself.” Other highlights from the merch drop include a pair of sweatpants that read “Fuck Miley Cyrus,” a NSFW muscle tee scribbled with “Miley Cyrus made me realize I am gay,” and — perhaps the naughtiest of all — a t-shirt adorned with a nude pin-up illustration alongside the phrase “Miley Cyrus makes me wet.” If these options are a little too bold for you, you can also opt for a vintage-...
Atlanta’s Shaky Knees Festival has tapped Foo Fighters to replace Stevie Nicks on this year’s lineup. Earlier Tuesday, Nicks announced the cancelation of all her 2021 tour dates, citing the rising number of COVID cases. Among the impacted dates was Nicks’ Friday night headlining slot at Shaky Knees. Shortly after Nicks’ announcement, Shaky Knees organizers made one of their own: Foo Fighters will fill in for Nicks as Friday night’s headliner. Additionally, Garbage have been added to the bill. Advertisement Related Video Taking place October 22nd-24th at Atlanta’s Central Park, Shaky Knees’ 2021 edition also promises The Strokes, Run the Jewels, Phoebe Bridgers, St. Vincent, Mac DeMarco, Alice Cooper, Portugal. the Man, Jay Electronica, and more. General admission and VIP tickets to the fes...
Netflix has announced its largest casting call ever, inviting fans to apply for a spot on their favorite reality tv shows. The streaming platform has just renewed a batch of its fan-favorite series, including The Circle, Indian Matchmaking, Queer Eye and more. There are also a few new additions to the mix, such as Roaring Twenties, that will follow a group of twenty-somethings living in Austin, Texas, and Sparking Joy with Marie Kondo, a spinoff of the organizational guru’s acclaimed 2019 home clean-up show. Interested fans can submit a one-minute video showcasing their personality and specifying what type of reality show they’re looking to be a part of, either selecting a specific series or one of several categories spanning competition, cooking, dating, decor, style or social experiment....
Idris Elba is officially joining the cast of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 as the voice of Knuckles the Echidna. The English actor took to Twitter to confirm the news, posting a photo of Knuckles’ hand and the caption, “Knock, knock…. #SonicMovie2 #Knuckles.” Sonic the Hedgehog 2 will reportedly see Knuckles team up with Dr. Robotnik (Jim Carrey) as they “search for an emerald that has the power to both build and destroy civilizations,” so Sonic (Ben Schwartz) and Tails must stop the pair while Tom (James Marsden) and Maddie (Tika Sumpter) are away on vacation. Elba’s casting arrives just shortly after the premiere of the highly-anticipated James Gunn and Warner Bros. film The Suicide Squad, where he portrayed the role of Robert DuBois/Bloodsport. Despite initially receiving a 100 percent rating on...
Officially released in this year’s 35th issue of Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine in Japan, the 20th-anniversary special manga chapter for Bleach is available now in English. Free to read exclusively on Viz Media‘s Shonen Jump MANGA Plus service, the new one-shot for Tite Kubo’s beloved series features 76-pages with a full-color cover. Picking up where the Thousand-Year Blood War Arc ended, the special chapter sees familiar characters return sporting new looks along with a few new faces. The 20th-anniversary special manga chapter, unfortunately, ends with a cliffhanger with the phrase “New Breathes From Hell.” Though it is interesting to note the phrase in its original Japanese, “Gokui Meimei-hen,” utilizes a character for “hen” commonly denoting the title of an arc. Head over t...
According to reports, South Korean entertainment company CJ E&M is now developing a movie centered around K-pop for Hollywood. Titled K-Pop: Lost in America, the film will be directed by South Korean director Yoon Je-gyun with pre-production casting starting in August. Linda Obst will serve as a producer on the film, bringing her expertise that helped movies like Interstellar, Contact and Sleepless in Seattle. Additional reports reveal that K-Pop: Lost in America will chronicle the story of a K-pop boy group preparing for their overseas debut in New York. Unfortunately, the group is accidentally sent to Texas and must make their way out to New York with minimal resources and dwindling time. For more entertainment news, Adult Swim recently delivered a new Rick and Morty anime episode. R...
HipHopWired Featured Video With Curren$y MIA from the video scene for the past second the game has felt a tad bit off as he drops something new damn near every week, but now that he’s back things feel right as rain. In his latest visuals to “Carry On,” Spitta sparks up an L and takes a seat in one of his fancy automobiles as he rhymes and tokes in-between sentences. This man loves his Mary Jane and whips. For the King Von fans, the man’s legacy lives and in his latest clip to “Demon” Von finds himself turning into, well, a demon as he experiences the violence that makes the streets the ghetto Vietnam. Rest In Peace, King. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Dame D.O.L.L.A., Soulja Boy, and more. CURREN$Y – “CARRY ON” ...
Rising Panamanian producer Gian Varela has joined forces with Grammy-nominated producer and DJ Morgan Page to deliver “Lost” via venerated dance music imprint Armada Music. Warm chords and melancholic guitar licks are layered with the immersive vocals of Fagin, which explore seeking purpose. Set to a brisk house-pop rhythm, “Lost” relates that universal feeling of uncertainty many of us have experienced at some point in our lives. The emotive storyline is brought to life as both Page and Varela integrate their own unique production skill sets with finesse. While Page contributes his tried-and-true progressive house chops, Varela gives “Lost” an exotic twist with his sound design, ultimately creating a unique track. Check out Varela’...
IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson has announced the rescheduled dates for the last two shows of his U.K. spoken-word tour. The performances were called off earlier this week after a member of Bruce‘s “immediate household” tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. The new dates are as follows: Oct. 16 – London, UK @ O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire Oct. 17 – Birmingham, UK @ The Alexandra Original tickets remain valid for the rescheduled shows. The news of the postponement was shared on Monday (August 9) via MAIDEN‘s social media sites. At the time, it was revealed that Bruce himself had tested negative for the virus but that he had to isolate for the next 10 days under current U.K. government rules. IRON MAIDEN‘s ne...
Originally released in May 1990, STEELHEART‘s self-titled debut album hit the Billboard Top 40 behind the single, “I’ll Never Let You Go”. After many delays due to the pandemic, the hard rock veterans will return to the stage on August 20 in Dallas, Texas at the Glass Cactus to properly celebrate the album, simulcasting the performance via the Dreamstage HD livestream platform. Watch the trailer below. Tickets are available here. The release of “Steelheart” in 1990 brought the Connecticut quartet immediate commercial and critical success. Led by Miljenko Matijevic, STEELHEART has showcased its broad influences and the raw strength of his vocals, their sound drawing comparisons to hard rock and metal greats like RATT and WHITESNAKE. STEELHEART was asked b...
RATING: 8/10 Now that synthwave has been fully embraced by the mainstream, thanks as much to STRANGER THINGS as to THE WKND, it feels like a good time to point out that the likes of PERTURBATOR, CARPENTER BRUT and, in particular, GOST were always exceptions to the genre’s musical rules. A quick dalliance with the online world reveals that most synthwave amounts to variations on a rigid theme: ’80s computer game soundtrack bleeps, thumping four-to-the-floor beats and squealing, cock-rock guitar solos. Check out the excellent JUDGE BITCH if that’s your thing. But those acts who found themselves quickly assimilated into the world of heavy music were never destined to have real crossover appeal. Instead, the wisest among them have either doubled down on the more abstract and ...