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Transatlantic Review: Gillian Jacobs Stars In an Addictive Casablanca-esque Drama

The new Netflix limited series, set in World War II-era France, emphasizes the humanity found in difficult times. Transatlantic Review: Gillian Jacobs Stars In an Addictive Casablanca-esque Drama Liz Shannon Miller

Song of the Week: Kaytranada Joins Forces with Aminé and Pharrell for the Irresistible “4EVA”

Kaytranada has teamed up with Aminé and Pharrell Williams for a groovy single, and here's why it's our Song of the Week. Song of the Week: Kaytranada Joins Forces with Aminé and Pharrell for the Irresistible “4EVA” Paolo Ragusa and Consequence Staff

Wednesday Touch the Divine on the Glorious Rat Saw God

Our March CoSign are set to take over indie with their latest LP. Wednesday Touch the Divine on the Glorious Rat Saw God Jonah Krueger

Best New Tracks: Drake, Daniel Caesar, NBA YoungBoy x Nicki Minaj and More

As the week in music comes to a close, HYPEBEAST has rounded up the best projects for the latest installment of Best New Tracks.This week’s lineup is led by Daniel Caesar, Drake and NBA YoungBoy with Nicki Minaj, who released the album NEVER ENOUGH and the singles "Search & Rescue" and "WTF," respectively. Also joining this selection are offerings from Yaeji, Meyhem Lauren x DJ Muggs x Madlib, Teezo Touchdown, redveil x JPEGMAFIA, Albert Hammond Jr. x GoldLink, Shenseea and Dinner Party x Arin Ray.Drake - "Search & Rescue"Drake drops off his first solo single of 2023, "Search & Rescue." Produced by BNYX, SAPDONY, Wesley Curtis, OVO’s Noah “40” Shebib,” Lil Yachty and BEAUTIFULMVN, the pensive cut features a sample of Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner from the series finale of Keep...

30 Years Ago, Tool Crafted a Masterful Debut Album with Undertow

A look back at the progressive metal band's first full-length LP. 30 Years Ago, Tool Crafted a Masterful Debut Album with Undertow Jordan Blum

BERWYN Is On A Path To Satisfaction

For BERWYN, music is a cathartic process. The stress, self-doubt, and anxiety felt by the Trinidadian 26-year-old rapper, singer, and producer – spurred by moving to Essex at the age of nine, and later in life finding out there were troubles surrounding his immigration status just two weeks before university – gave Berwyn Du Bois uncertainty. But through the pain comes optimism, BERWYN’s only source of hope. His pain-ridden lyrics – previously often written in the back of the car he used to sleep in – resonate with those who also experience what life is like to be Black in Britain.Fast-forwarding to 2021, BERWYN’s career jumped to a new level. Receiving his first taste of success when his debut mixtape DEMOTAPE/VEGA was shortlisted for a Mercury Prize award, the musician also went on to re...

The Dave Season 3 Premiere Was “Really High Risk,” According to Lil Dicky

Dave Burd explains to Consequence how autobiographical the show is, and reveals what it took to film Episode 2, "Harrison Ave." The Dave Season 3 Premiere Was “Really High Risk,” According to Lil Dicky Liz Shannon Miller

An Early Look at the 2023 Toyota Prius Prime XSE Premium

Toyota has just revealed its latest Prius Prime model for 2023 and, with its clear restyling and hybrid performance improvements from the previous generation, it could be the new choice for the discerning car consumer in a "sea of electricity."The all-new Prius – which was announced earlier this year – arrived with fanfare around its substantially new design, and the Prime maximizes itself in the looks department. To summarize, the Prius Prime is sleek, with a radically raked front windshield that's more "sports coupe" than "efficient city car." A sloping rear roof that drops off suddenly at the hatch lip gives an almost boxy-yet-futuristic angle to the rear, while a flat rear bumper complements the front's near-90º angled fascia. Speaking of the rear, the Prime is actually wider than the ...

With Golf Clubs in Hand, J.R. Smith Rewrites His Narrative

Retirement doesn't have to be the end for professional athletes. In fact, it can be the start of something new. Basketball fans know J.R. Smith from his time in the NBA as a player who never turned down a difficult shot. By any measure the New Jersey native had a successful career, winning two NBA Championships and earning the Sixth Man of the Year award in 2013. At the beginning of his career, Smith took the high school to NBA route. And 16 years later, he surprised everyone when he announced he was going back to school to complete his education at North Carolina A&T, and he hoped to compete on the university's golf team.Smith has made it clear he feels that decision was forced upon him, stating in an interview in September of 2022 that he ‘100 percent’ believes he was blackballed out...

Jaguar’s F-Type R 75 Marks the End of an Era

When we think of Jaguar sports cars, generally, the legendary E-Type is what springs to mind. Under that swooping body and long nose hid either a V6 or V12 engine, while coupé or convertible formats allowed for a customizable driving experience. But before the E-Type came the XK120, Jaguar’s answer to a world that – post-war – prescribed to a “bigger is better” ethos. As such, it was the world’s fastest production car in 1948, thanks to its 120 MPH top speed – hence the name. The XK120 was conceptualized during a difficult period for the UK, but that didn’t stop Jaguar from showcasing its expertise and creativity. The result wasn’t just record-breaking performance figures, but a car that was elegant and technologically advanced. In turn, it became one of the most desired cars of its period...

Through the Lens: Chemist Brian Slaghuis of Polaroid

Through The Lens spotlights emerging and established photographers from around the world. The ongoing series is dedicated to offering unique insights in varying areas of photographic expertise including portrait, landscape, fine art, fashion, documentary and more.Polaroid has launched its latest Reclaimed Blue 600 film, a novel film chemistry that was discovered through fortuitous experimentation. Developed by a young chemist at the world's only Polaroid film factory, this unique chemical process resulted in a visually stunning blue film that sets itself apart from other duochrome or monochrome films that require dye to achieve vibrant colors. The Polaroid chemist responsible for the discovery, Brian Slaghuis, credits the chemical TBHQ (Tertiary Butylhydroquinone) for its contribution in g...

The Singular Jackie Hoffman on Reviving Grease and Slapping Dave Bautista: “He Could Take It”

The iconic character actress defied the rules for her Rise of the Pink Ladies audition. The Singular Jackie Hoffman on Reviving Grease and Slapping Dave Bautista: “He Could Take It” Liz Shannon Miller