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The “Everything Is Illuminated” author’s third traditional piece of fiction will come out in September of next year.

Partly a tip of the cap and partly an obliteration of it, Tarantino’s latest presents a slow-burn situation in a quick-draw world.

Holy beard, Bill Pullman.

In case you needed any motivation to buy tickets for her current tour.

Available in the (overwhelmingly preferred) sweepstake form only

We continue our countdown of the year’s best music with our #3 record of 2015.

The Screaming Eagle’s third LP “Changes” will be out April 1 via Dunham/Daptone Records.

The band’s eleventh album will be movin’ on up March 18 via First International/Ignition.

“Let’s shred.”

Though Nic Pizzolatto’s recent deal with HBO still requires further work

“I don’t want to get too Zen-like on you guys, but honestly, in sitting in meditation, for me, my mind starts drifting—it always drifted towards basketball. Always. Always. And it doesn’t do that now.”

One of the track names is “Floridada,” and it’s possible that the LP will be out on Monday.

The song, which is from “The Arcs vs. the Inventors Vol. 1″—a Record Store Day 10” special release due out November 27—was co-written by Dan Auerbach and the principal Silver Jew himself.

The surprise music may or may not be from a new Ducktails album, which is already “almost finished.”

The Austin figurehead will kick things off in March with the film that he has described as a “spiritual sequel” to both “Dazed and Confused” and “Boyhood.”

“And don’t you dare vote Donald Trump!”

The announcement coincides with the author’s acceptance of the National Book Foundation’s lifetime achievement award.

The holiday spectacular is out via Netflix on December 4.

Paddy’s is back open January 6 on FXX.

Two February shows in Colorado have been announced, and are promised to be “fucking mind-blowing.”