Month: January 2023

News Kelela Shares New Song “Contact”: Listen The latest single from her forthcoming LP Raven By Matthew Ismael Ruiz January 17, 2023 Facebook Twitter Kelela, photo by Neva Wireko Facebook Twitter Kelela has shared “Contact,” a new song from her forthcoming LP Raven. The album is due out February 10 via Warp. Check out “Contact”
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Drake will just be a spectator for Trippie Redd’s upcoming feature-filled project — but that’s perfectly fine with the megastar rapper. Trippie dropped off the intimidating tracklist Monday for his “Mansion Musik” album, which comes fully loaded with guest appearances from Chief Keef, Future, Lil Baby, Travis Scott, Kodak Black, DaBaby … the list literally
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News Yaeji, Everything But the Girl, 03 Greedo, and More: This Week’s Pitchfork Selects Playlist Our weekly playlist highlights songs that our writers, editors, and contributors are listening to on repeat By Pitchfork January 17, 2023 Facebook Twitter Graphic by Callum Abbott Facebook Twitter The staff of Pitchfork listens to a lot of new music.
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It’s been a long time coming, but it looks like China’s unofficial ban on Marvel is lifting. Disney/Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania have both secured release dates in China, ending a three-and-a-half year period during which movies featuring Marvel characters did not gain entry to the world’s second largest
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All Quiet on the Western Front Inspired by the Steve McQueen film Shame For his adaptation of Erich Maria Remarque’s World War I novel, director Edward Berger was inspired by Steve McQueen’s 2011 drama Shame. “This might seem like an unexpected choice, but in all of McQueen’s films I admire the precision,” says Berger. Set
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Louise Joyner left home as soon as she could, fleeing the humidity of Charleston, South Carolina, for a career in industrial design in Silicon Valley. Her brother, Mark, stayed put, his meandering and dysfunctional lifestyle patronized to his face and savaged in his absence by his family, as is so often the case with mildly
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by Jesse Q Sutanto Vera Wong Zhuzhu, age sixty, is a pig, but she really should have been born a rooster. We are, of course, referring to Chinese horoscopes. Vera Wong is a human woman, thank you very much, but roosters have nothing on her. Every morning, at exactly four thirty, Vera’s eyelids snap open like
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Published 20 years ago, Neil Gaiman’s Coraline (3.5 hours) is a near-perfect horror story, pitting brave but misunderstood Coraline against a narcissistic monster in a battle for her soul. Sophisticated and profound, this treasure of a middle grade novel, beloved by readers of all ages, is now available in a new audiobook, performed by a
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In an age of streaming and Covid concerns when many older-skewing dramatic films find their way safely into homes, Sony Pictures rolled the dice on the Tom Hanks drama A Man Called Otto. It grossed $15.3 million in its third–weekend wide expansion over the four-day MLK weekend, well surpassing its $8M projection. The result surprised
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There’s just something about M3GAN that has audiences, critics, and even the powers behind the film buzzing with excitement about a potential sequel. Universal executives were allegedly talking about another round before the 2023 new movie release was even in theaters, and they weren’t the only ones. That enthusiasm was apparently infectious enough that even
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