You’ve got to hand it to Eminem: for his entire career he’s made a point of pushing hyper-lyrical rap into the mainstream, regardless of if that’s what people actually want. Lucky for him, most of the time it is very much what people want. So here we are, less than
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Sade ended a seven-year hiatus with the track “Flower” earlier this year, which appeared on the soundtrack to A Wrinkle in Time, and now she’s got a second song on the way. The Los Angeles Times reports that her next gift to 2018, “The Big Unknown,” will be on the
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Auteur director Bradley Cooper wasn’t playing around during Lady Gaga’s screen test for A Star Is Born. When Cooper showed up to her house to record, he — famously — arrived makeup wipe in hand to remove her “artifice,” Gaga told the Los Angeles Times recently. Were you curious about
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If the year in film festivals is a seesaw, then right now the weight is decidedly on the right half of the calendar. Cannes and Sundance gave us a handful of standouts — Eighth Grade, Sorry to Bother You, and Hereditary all premiered at the latter and went on to
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“It’s so hard doing business when you can’t trust anyone.” You can say that again, Marty Byrde.Let’s get this out of the way: The second episode of the new season of Ozark is a frustrating one, an hour that falls back on a few of the character crutches of the
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Zach Dunn (@ZachBDunn) is a comedy writer in Los Angeles. He was a writer and co-producer for seasons two, three, and four of Mr. Student Body President on go90. He currently writes for the UCB Maude team Somebody’s Baby and is on the editorial team at Botnik Studios.This week, Dunn
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George Wallace opens his 2004 comedy album Large and in Charge with a bit called “New Kids Today.” In traditional boomer fashion — except it’s George Wallace, so of course it’s funnier and sharper than any boomer diatribe you’re used to hearing — Wallace mocks the luxury and ease that
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It would be interesting, if it were at all possible, to do a study to determine which era of romantic comedy had the best talkers. The odds-on favorite would probably be the screwball comedies of the ’30s and ’40s. But there would have to be some consideration for the ’90s,
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