Drake, who was roundly defeated by Kendrick Lamar in their feud this year, has yet to weigh in on Kendrick’s triumphant new album GNX, but he’s still picking fights with people in Kendrick’s vicinity. The latest target of his passive aggression is Steve Lacy, one of many Los Angeles area talents who appeared at Kendrick’s […]
Kendrick Lamar’s “squabble up” Music Video Is Here
Like the “Not Like Us” video, the “squabble up” visuals are a celebration of Kendrick’s Compton hometown and West Coast culture in general. It’s set in a mostly empty ballroom, where a rotating cast of characters dances and Crip-walks all over the place (and a few punch each other out). In one scene, a giant […]
Kendrick Lamar Releases ‘Squabble Up’ Music Video: Watch
Fresh off the release of his new album GNX, Kendrick Lamar has dropped the music video for the song ‘Squabble Up’ This is one of the fan favorites so far from the surprise album and we are pretty sure Kendrick and team knew it would become one of the standouts. One interesting thing to note […]
Watch TV On The Radio Play Surprise Tour Warmup At New York’s TV Eye
Nobody told me TV On The Radio were playing a surprise show at TV Eye. Stereogum has thrown a show there. This is the second time I’ve missed a surprise TV On The Radio show in New York in the past few months, and I’m not thrilled about it. But I will persevere. Anyway. Starting […]
Disney’s Aerosmith Roller Coaster Will Now Be A Muppets Ride
Back in 1999, Disney’s Hollywood Studios — the Orlando theme park formerly known as MGM Studios, part of the sprawling Walt Disney World complex — launched an Aerosmith-themed rollercoaster. A quarter-century later, the Rock ‘N’ Roller Coaster is getting a rebrand. As the Disney Parks Blog points out, the ride will retain its name but […]
This Is How Cher’s Fashion Has Evolved Over The Decades
Cher has spent decades in the limelight, climbing to stardom at a young age and remaining there today. Her music has spanned several genres, and accordingly, her style has gone through a variety of transformations. From her ’60s hippie looks to a glam-rocker style in later years, Cher has a flair for surprising audiences with […]
Nick Drake And The Mother Of His Mysterious Sound
Growing up, Nick, a choir boy, attended his father’s alma mater, Marlborough College, a private boys boarding school, where he played clarinet and saxophone. Then, in September 1964, at age 16, he learned the guitar. An accomplished athlete with massive, muscular hands, he quickly took to the instrument, wrapping his huge thumb around the guitar […]
Richard Dawson – “Boxing Day Sales”
When we talk about Richard Dawson on this website, it’s not about the game show host who played an evil version of himself in The Running Man. “Causing more family feuds than Richard Dawson”? No. Not that one. He died in 2012. Shout out to him, though. We’re also not talking about the new atheism […]
The Number Ones: Kendrick Lamar’s “Humble”
In The Number Ones, I’m reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart’s beginning, in 1958, and working my way up into the present. Book Bonus Beat: The Number Ones: Twenty Chart-Topping Hits That Reveal the History of Pop Music. I know. I know! Believe me, […]
Watch Mac DeMarco Join The Garden For “Thy Mission” At Vada Vada ‘24
Saturday night, identical twin punk duo the Garden hosted and headlined a mini festival called Vada Vada at the Shrine in Los Angeles. The lineup also featured both Garden members’ side projects, as well as a few of their musical friends. Mac DeMarco did not play Vada Vada, but he’s been friends with the Garden […]