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What do you get when you combine Doritos, your grandma, Cards Against Humanity, and Washington State’s new recreational marijuana legalization?…

Because we’ve definitely needed more nightmares in our lives.

The Internet recently had to break things off from its dream boyfriend Benedict Cumberbatch since he decided to settle down IRL…

Michael, Chaz Bundick’s full-length debut as his dancier, good-groovin’ project Les Sins, was released this week—and it’s a glorious and awesome…

Off of his upcoming Weird World debut, Teaspoon to the Ocean, out January 27.

Noah Lennox has been busy over on his Tumblr recently, revealing the above illustration and dropping the super disorienting video below. If…

In case you don’t remember the pure joy from last year, YouTube user (and official Cool Dad) Visual Burrito is at…

Ryan Pollie has quietly put out one of the best debuts of 2014, and now his project Los Angeles Police…

Sharks, sure. But are you scared of whales? Get ready to be scared of whales. The first teaser for Ron Howard’s…

“The park is open.”

Of course, Twitter is a complicated place. It’s an interesting/frustrating mix of Normals, celebrities, companies, brands, pets, and fake things that…

Break out the proton packs. Paul Feig has finally settled some very long-suffering rumors: Yes, Ghostbusters 3 is happening. Yes, he’s making and…

After one unforgettable debut record, an acrimonious breakup, five years of silence, an exalted reunion, and their first new record in a decade…Death comes back to life.

alt-J’s follow-up to their 2012 Mercury Prize–winning An Awesome Wave is…well, not so awesome.

For Aphex Twin to surface now, precisely thirteen years since the last record (Drukqs in 2001), is a frankly startling reminder of how far and deep the influence of Richard D. James runs.

The Physical World, the band’s second long-player, comes ten years after their debut, eight years after their break-up, and four years into their second wave.

The Belle and Sebastian frontman, and first-time director, discusses the inspirations behind his emotionally fraught and musically bright debut feature film.

Dock Ellis remains one of the most fascinating figures in baseball’s history. Outspoken and undeniably talented, Ellis commanded audiences both…

The Los Angeles four-piece has ties to Ty Segall, which should be all the recommendation you need to check this out.

Run The Jewels, Caribou, Ty Segall, Phoenix, Interpol, Grimes, Darkside, Flying Lotus, The Strokes, Built To Spill, and more.