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“Do you expect me to talk?” “No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to SIIIIIIIING!”

It was too good for this Earth. Too pure.

Doing all his own singing, Tom Hiddleston will star alongside Elizabeth Olsen in the project, which is out November 27.

Don’t act like you’re not impressed.

You can attempt to count all of Fassbender’s wigs in theaters October 9.

Alanna McArdle provides guest vocals on the track, marking her first musical appearance since leaving Joanna Gruesome last month.

The LA-based smooth-electronica act’s sophomore album Mercy is out now via Vagrant.

The London writer will work with her husband Nick Laird on the script for Denis’s first English-language film.

“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it.”

The long in-development sequel is currently being reworked to bring Maverick back into a starring role.

The recently reunited group is also releasing a box set and has North American tour dates planned for October.

Here, we continue with the beloved FLOOD column, in which the titular “He” converses/argues with the titular…additional “He,” in this case, about a pressing cultural issue in the preferred forum of cultural enthusiasts everywhere: the Gmail G-chat.

Fire up the VHS.

It might ultimately prove too much for some, but as Bognanno notes in “Trash,” “If you didn’t want to listen / Then I wouldn’t make you.” She means it.

Taking a step back—and moving forward—with the frontman of the iconic Portland indie duo.

The track is from from The Chem Bros. upcoming “Born in the Echoes” LP out July 17 on Astralwerks.

Punk’s most enduring couple continues their rugged duet nearly five decades on.

For those wondering what a nervous Marc Maron sounds like.

Cue scandalous wooing and cheering now.

The track will be available on a split cassette with The Teen Age released via Old Flame Records.