Luka Doncic & Anamaria Goltes Two years after getting engaged, the Los Angeles Lakers point guard announced the couple’s breakup, sharing that he is focusing on their daughters Gabriela and Olivia. “I love my daughters more than anything and I’ve been doing everything I can for them to be with me in the U.S. during the season,
We tend to think of Wynton Marsalis as a jazz classicist, a musician dedicated to performing and recording the music of Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, and others—focused on keeping the jazz tradition alive for new generations of players and listeners, as well as composing new material within that tradition. His brother Branford Marsalis, originally a
Power Rangers and The Boys are two very different interpretations of the superhero genre. Whereas one series embraces colorful costume designs, fantastical battles, and thrilling teamwork, the other centers around a far more mature, gritty take on superheroes, exploring the darker consequences of superpowers and heroism. Yet, despite that contrast, there is a middle ground
Former Unexpected star Rilah Ferrer has welcomed her second child, a baby girl, as she is currently on probation for cyberbullying. Viewers may remember her from Season 3 and her contentious relationship with her first baby daddy. So, who did she have a baby with, and when will her probation end? Keep reading for more
Actress’s music is basically a genre within itself, the way the British electronic musician distorts drone, R&B, grime, dubstep, and techno into smoked-out synth trips. His bleary-eyed chords and pneumatic beats are pathways into rain-streaked streets in London, Berlin shows blanketed in thick layers of cigarette haze, and afters where eyes are drooping but no
Acclaimed indie filmmaker Chris Rakotomamonjy returns with his highly anticipated psychological thriller, A Mind In Chaos, expanding its global streaming footprint onto the free streaming platform Fawesome. Already available to audiences worldwide on Amazon Prime and Plex, this latest release brings the chilling suspense film to an even broader audience of genre enthusiasts completely free
Every year, everyone gets very excited about all of the creepy books there are to read at Halloween–and justifiably so. But the rest of fall deserves love, too! I decided to dig around and look for some books that reflect all of the best things about autumn, not just Halloween, though there are a couple
Notoriously anti-LGBTQ+ professional mixed-martial artist Sean Strickland says he wants to “beat the s*** out of” Elliot Page. Earlier this week, Championship Rounds, an MMA news account “powered by” online gambling platform Rainbet, shared an X post featuring a video of Strickland next to a photo of Page. In the brief clip, an off-camera interviewer
How to Wear Burgundy Eye Makeup, According to a Celebrity Makeup Artist Like all makeup trends, it can be as complicated or wearable as you want it to be, with the artist saying, “Anything goes!” “It can be as simple as using a smudgy burgundy shadow to line the eyes for daytime,” says Patinkin, “and
BASS WOMB ROOM: My ’90s 4-Track Demos x Field Recordings Melissa Auf der Maur Envision 4 September Give the guitarist a plectrum, and they’ll riff; give the painter a brush, and they’ll draw. Give Melissa Auf der Maur a studio, and convention goes out the window. The opening piece on this record, “Active Heart”, is
The 2026 Camden International Film Festival in mid-coast Maine has reached its midway point. The prestigious all-documentary festival continues Saturday with the world premieres of Sierra Pettengill’s Argonauts at the End of History and Nicole Costa’s No Money No Honey. Friday saw the world premieres of two other nonfiction features: Dependence, directed by Grace Harper
Can the real Mark Skweikis please stand up? Okay, obviously, he can’t. RIP, good sir, but you get the joke. For those of us who find Frederick Stanton and his dynamic with Anna compelling, Anna Pigeon Season 1 Episode 7 was a fun and interesting watch. But boy does our girl land in some sticky,
The National’s Matt Berninger has released a new EP, Type It Up, which includes covers of New Order’s “Blue Monday” and Velvet Underground’s “Who Loves the Sun,” the latter featuring Rosanne Cash. The follow-up to last year’s Get Sunk also includes Berninger’s recent single “Martini Me Fatso,” as well as a new one, “Ask for
MAHAL EMPIRE UNLEASHES INDIE SCI-FI HORROR ‘ALIEN STORM’ ON BLU-RAY AND DVD Following its successful digital rollout, the tense survival thriller lands on physical media today, alongside ongoing digital availability to rent or buy on Amazon and Apple. Mahal Empire Productions is thrilled to announce that their highly anticipated sci-fi action-horror feature, Alien Storm, is
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A queer Torah study group in Portland, Oregon, wants LGBTQ+ people to know that they have always been a part of Jewish history. It’s all in how you look at things, explains Rabbi Emerita Ariel Stone, who helped start the study group at Congregation Shir Tikvah. “If you look back at Jewish teachings about the
Trends come and go, but personal style is forever! And nothing is more personal than something like the shape of your face. Of course, everyone is unique but there are a few different face shapes that you may fall into, and it’s time to learn all about the most romantic one of all: the heart-shaped
Writing a history of something has to start somewhere, and Henry Snow’s Control Science starts at a point that is indicative of how the author conceives of the object of this history. Histories of modern management usually begin with the Industrial Revolution. The narrative typically develops along these lines: with the appearance of large factories,
Movie(s) The Lord of the Rings (1978), The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, The
Tatyana Ali may be dancing with one of Taylor Swift’s ex-backup dancers on Dancing with the Stars, but she’s doing her best to keep her eyes on the prize. Keep reading to find out what Tatyana is trying her hardest NOT to ask her dancing partner, Jan Ravnik. Taylor Swift’s Backup Dancer There’s a new
Tune-Yards is embarking on a U.S. tour titled The Ones That Love You. Starting November 5 in Chicago, the Oakland band will make stops in Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati, and more. The pop duo Rituals of Mine will open each date. Scroll down for the full schedule. This spring, Tune-Yards wrote and released the score for
It’s time to stand with V… As announced last “5th of November,” when V first called upon audiences to “join him one year from tonight,” Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group, Saga Arts, and Fathom Entertainment, the leading specialty distributor of content to theatrical partners worldwide, today announced that tickets are officially on sale for
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In a live TV interview, British-American journalist Mehdi Hasan repeatedly called anti-LGBTQ+ Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) a racist bigot and asked her if she was a drunk. The exchange occurred when they both appeared on the Thursday installment of Piers Morgan Uncensored, a news talk program. Early into her appearance, Morgan asked Mace about an
Workers for the big four artificial intelligence companies are warning us that within four years, artificial intelligences could kill off every human on the planet. And that our window of opportunity to stop this apocalypse is short. Says, Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old pretraining researcher at Anthropic, one of the AI big four, ‘the next year
Earlier, his family confirmed he had been hospitalized but “out of respect for Duncan,” they would “not be sharing any further medical details at this time.” Sheik had an expansive career in theater, later making music for stage adaptations of The Secret Life of Bees and American Psycho. But he eventually returned to his roots
Emma Ruth Rundle’s latest album, These Killing Times, marks the integration of the artist’s divergent leanings (metal, folk, ambient). Distorted, doom-laden soundscapes à la 2016’s Marked for Death (and Rundle’s subsequent collaborations with Thou) are crossed with airier acoustic settings reminiscent of 2021’s Engine of Hell. Well-vetted adornments, informed by 2022’s EG2: Dowsing Voice, enhance
Spanish-American actress Nicole Wallace has landed the female lead opposite Off Campus‘ Josh Heuston in Throttled, Amazon MGM’s romance based on the first book in Lauren Asher’s bestselling Dirty Air series. Wallace will play Maya Alatorre, an ambitious young woman who joins her brother on the racing circuit and falls into a forbidden, high-stakes romance
Lioness Season 3 Episode 7 had me distrusting almost everyone before they even opened their mouths. Every phone call looked suspicious, every pause felt loaded, and every new arrival had me bracing for another betrayal. Joe survived her kidnapping, which should have offered some relief. (Paramount+/Ryan Green) Bobby drove Joe home, where Neal and the
Duncan Sheik, the Tony-winning composer of Broadway’s Spring Awakening and singer behind the 1996 hit “Barely Breathing,” has died in Manhattan, reports the New York Times. He was 56. According to Sheik’s mother, the cause of death was cardiac arrest. Earlier this week, the musician was reported to be in critical but stable condition following
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