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Another edition of We Are All Tina Belcher.

“What if they are creating the disaster themselves?”

“For a special agent, you’re not having a very special day, are you?”

There’s not much to this, except all of your afternoon’s enjoyment: Someone took apart the vocal and beat samples from…

This morning, Florence + The Machine shared a short video for a track titled “How Big How Blue How Beautiful” on YouTube, the…

Sir Ian plays an aging Holmes in Bill Condon’s upcoming film about the detective’s final case.

The action-packed over-the-top awesomeness of John Wick—not to mention its insane kill count—was one of 2014’s most enjoyable movie-going experiences (and a…

For the follow-up to their last record, 2011’s Tamer Animals, Other Lives made a migration—uprooting from their hometown of Stillwater, Oklahoma, to Portland,…

The group’s co-founder affirmed the rumors of a return on his Instagram

While the wait will be a little longer for The Winds of Winter than hoped, the good news is Game of Thrones…

It was welcome news at the beginning of the year to learn that we’d soon be returning to Camp Firewood,…

While the songs of Colin Meloy and his Decemberists are epic, visual, and frequently gorgeous in nature, they also tend to be some of the most gruesome and bleak tales that your ears have ever heard.

Since shredding into the scene in 2008, Nathan Williams has mostly kept himself busy with the grungy, lo-fi-ish rock of Wavves, but…

Richard O’Flynn, Guro Gikling, and Luis Santos each call Ireland, Norway, and Brazil home, respectively, but the three musicians met…

Well, this is certainly a match made in heaven. Last week, Broad City sat down with the recently “reunited” Sleater-Kinney at The Ace…

OK, so even sooner than we thought. Björk has just suprise-released her new record Vulnicura on iTunes, a couple of months…

The imagination and music of Ben Schneider knows no boundaries. For his last album as Lord Huron, 2012’s Lonesome Dreams, Schneider…

Born from the tragic (and too, too soon) end of Calgary band Women with the death of guitarist Chris Reimer in 2012, Viet Cong’s self-titled debut continues an inescapable, momentous legacy.

With support from buzzed-about UK trio Until The Ribbon Breaks

After a much-deserved break from the whirlwind release of their 2013 debut record, Los Angeles’s favorite rowdy, hearts-of-gold punk dudes FIDLAR…