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The Best New Hip-Hop This Week includes albums, videos, and songs from Busta Rhymes, Central Cee, and Mac Miller. Here we are, folks: The first Best New Hip-Hop column of 2025. Pardon the interruption in service, but the first couple of weeks of this year were relatively dry compared to most. Never fear: This week, I’m adding a recap section to nail all the stuff that didn’t warrant a full column over the past two weeks but is still worth […]
Last night, FYI and Uproxx Studios partnered with De.Nice, will.i.am’s charity i.am. Angel Foundation, the Annenberg Foundation, and WalkGood LA to raise nearly $200,000 for those affected by the devastating LA Wildfires. Dubbed the “LA Check In,” the IG-hosted livestream event — a sort of spiritual successor to De.Nice’s Covid-era Club Quarantine streams — operated in a telethon model and raised funds from around the world with a special focus on individuals, first responders, and organizations directly impacted by the […]
Netflix has rescued numerous series, including You, Lucifer and Manifest, giving them life when other networks couldn’t sustain liftoff. Those pleasantly zombified series couldn’t hold a candle, however, to the mania surrounding Netflix’s Summer Of Suits, which motivated NBCUniversal to invest in a spin off, Suits: LA, that will soon arrive on NBC. Only a few years ago, this was a development that nobody expected and has potentially opened the door to reviving more so-called “Blue Sky” series like White […]
Ridley Scott’s legacy in the making went hard last year in theaters with Alien: Romulus (directed by horror revival king Fede Álvarez with input from Ridley) and Gladiator 2, the decades-later sequel directed by Scott himself. The arena-based blockbuster edged past the original box office gross after two months with a $455 million global taking. And after weeks on VOD, the time will soon come for Paul Mescal’s sandals to stream as part of package. When Will Gladiator 2 Stream […]
After years of fun choreography, challenges, catchy sayings, viral sagas, and of course boosted music, TikTok is officially dead–in the US at least. According to The Washington Post, the TikTok ban has been upheld by the Supreme Court. While users are mourning the app’s untimely demise, Kesha decided to inject some humor in the otherwise somber moment. In a video (viewable here, courtesy of Pop Crave), Kesha hilariously eulogized the beloved app, writing: “Tiktok may be temporary but ‘TiK ToK‘ […]
With Lonely Flowers (now streaming on Hulu), Roy Wood Jr.’s 4th hour long special, the former Daily Show correspondent solidifies his status as one of the top 3 or 4 stand-ups working today. That’s how good the special is, with Wood Jr. leveling up in terms of precision and comedic storytelling from the pretty close to perfect Imperfect Messenger, his last special, which dropped in 2022. I am not new to the praising Roy Wood Jr. beat. Dude absolutely should […]
It be too early to call but… what the hell, we’ll do it anyway: 2025 Is The Year Of Great TV. We’ve got returning Emmy winners cooking up their last supper, new adventures in space (and Westeros), rich people behaving badly on vacation, rich people behaving badly at home, murderbots and night agents, dystopian futures and brutal recreations of the past. And a dramedy series inspired by an Eli Manning prank starring Glen Powell and a ridiculously over-sized schnoz. There’s […]
Steven and Ian open with a discussion of the recent Robbie Williams’ biopic Better Man, in which the British singer is portrayed by a CGI monkey. Shockingly, the movie didn’t catch on at the box office. They also do a quick Sportscast on the Eagles beating the Packers, and an even quicker Politics-cast on the upcoming inauguration. Then, finally, they get down to talking about music, touching on the new Lucy Dacus album announcement, the Rilo Kiley reunion, and the […]
Mac Miller’s long-awaited album Balloonerism is finally out after months of speculation, and as it turns out, it won’t just be a musical experience, but a visual one, as well. In addition to the 14 songs, Mac Miller’s accounts shared a trailer for a short film based on the album, which looks like it’ll be a magical, animated adventure film. Part Stuart Little, part Toy Story, and part apocalyptic fantasy, the film looks like it’ll have a much more chaotic […]
