Oso Oso has lined up a North American tour. The emo and power pop group led by Jade Lilitri will hit dozens of US cities (and Toronto!) this fall with support from Leisure Hour, Bad Luck, Liquid Mike, and Bugsy. Check out a full list of dates below. When tickets for the tour go on
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Fathom Entertainment has officially announced the nationwide theatrical return of visionary director James Cameron’s ultimate sci-fi blockbuster, Terminator 2: Judgment Day. This special event marks the film’s 35th anniversary, giving fans a rare opportunity to experience the groundbreaking cinematic milestone back on the big screen where it belongs. The limited-engagement screenings will kick off across
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While discussing books with some ladies I met at an art workshop recently, one mentioned that The Correspondent by Virginia Evans was her first introduction to the concept of epistolary novels. As a former English Lit major and forever book nerd, I was absolutely delighted and proceeded to recommend every novel-in-letters that I could think
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The history of rock music illuminates contentious issues of race and racism, including segregation and appropriation. Many now acknowledge that rock ‘n’ roll didn’t start with Elvis Presley, and more listeners recognize the genre’s Black American roots. However, just a decade ago, the dearth of relevant scholarship and critical commentary on the topic was striking.
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In 2024, Animal Collective’s Geologist (né Brian Weitz) decamped to visual artist Kyle Simon’s Farrington Observatory in Joshua Tree, where they, incredibly, harnessed the power of the moon to record music. That single composition is now arriving in album form called The Sirens, which is out October 16 on Outside Time. You can listening to
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  The Premium Doll Line Pays Homage to Horror Royalty with Chilling Fashion and Film-Accurate Easter Eggs Just in Time for the Spooky Season   The season of scares is officially around the corner, and Monster High is celebrating with its most terrifyingly glamorous drop yet. Today, Mattel, Inc. announced the latest additions to its
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Winterfell may be among the most iconic locations in the entirety of Game of Thrones, serving as the backdrop for the series’ most dramatic moments, including the Battle of the Bastards and the Long Night, Bran Stark’s fateful fall from the tower, Theon Greyjoy’s disastrous coup and eventual downfall, the Stark siblings’ long-awaited reunion, and,
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ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard, who played with the band for over 50 years, has died. A rep confirmed Beard died in hospice care in Richmond, Texas surrounded by family members. An exact cause of death has not been revealed. He was 77. “Today, Elwood and I lost a great friend and collaborator, and the
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After years largely unavailable to stream, cult found-footage sci-fi thriller LUNOPOLIS returns September 4th, 2026, exclusively on FOUND TV. Written and directed by Matthew Avant, LUNOPOLIS follows two documentary filmmakers whose investigation into a mysterious artifact leads them into a conspiracy involving time travel, alternate histories, a secret civilization on the moon and the mysterious
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A federal judge on Friday ruled against a Trump administration provision to to remove gender-affirming care as an essential health benefit covered under the Affordable Care Act, a 2010 law (also known as Obamacare) which requires the federal government to subsidize such benefits. Senior U.S. District Judge Nathaniel Gorton (an appointee of former President George
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Watermelon Pictures got off to a buzzy start last weekend at the Angelika in New York City with American Doctor, Poh Si Teng’s documentary feature about three U.S. physicians who volunteered to treat grievously wounded Palestinian children in Gaza. Watermelon reported a cume of $41.1k at the Angelika. The film expands this week, and Watermelon
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