The trailer for Taylor Swift's upcoming at-home release of concert film, 'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version)', is here! This will mark the first time the concert film has been screened in its entirety to include the song 'Cardigan', as well as four additional acoustic songs.
The concert film will debut exclusively on Disney+ Friday, March 15.
Twenty One Pilots have announced that they will be sharing their new highly anticipated album, 'Clancy', on May 17th. Alongside the album announce, the band have shared new single, 'Overcompensate', accompanied by a music video.
Details of the album were teased through cryptic letters to fans earlier in the year with hints of new music to come...
Watch the video for 'Overcompensate' below...
Picking up where their 'This Is Why' video left off, Paramore have today shared a video for 'Thick Skull' (also directed by Turnstile’s Brendan Yates) and a new update about the band written by Hayley Williams (via Discord).
Watch/read both below:
Following the impressive Dijon-featuring 'Aphid', Matt Champion has today shared another new solo song, 'Slug' - co-produced by Matt and Henry Kwapis.
Watch the video for 'Slug' below...
Celebrating the announcement of her forthcoming album, 'Chaos Angel', Maya Hawke appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform the record's first single, 'Missing Out'.
Watch the performance below...
Written by Koyoharu Gotouge and directed by Haruo Sotozaki, 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba To the Hashira Training', will be premiering at cinemas all across the globe through special screenings.
If home is a state of mind, then what is the qualifier befitting of 81,000 Taylor Swift fans uniting together at Sydney's Accor Stadium last night for a long-awaited communion? Having not stepped foot in Australia since 2018's Reputation Stadium Tour (and with no New Zealand dates scheduled), the anticipation for Swift's latest tour has been unprecedented, with a fierce demand for sold-out tickets unlike anything that has ever been seen before.
It's true that opposites attract, and in Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke's new comedy caper, 'Drive-Away Dolls' (the first instalment of their planned B-movie lesbian trilogy), Margaret Qualley plays the free-spirited Jamie, opposite Geraldine Viswanathan's tightly wound Marian.
Qualley says: "Jamie’s the kind of person where if you need her to do X, Y, and Z - she's there. She is absolutely in for the hang, no matter what the hang is. Jamie is sex-positive. She's kind of like a puppy. She's ready to love and I think she’s pretty sincere and a good, sweet person."
Nick Ward today shared his latest single, 'Gimme' - a preview of Ward's forthcoming debut album out later this year.
Dominic Sessa has been cast in 'Tow' alongside Rose Byrne - directed by Stephanie Lang.
"Amanda Ogle, a homeless woman who slept in her 1991 Toyota Camry, who entered into a 369-day legal battle against a towing company that had impounded her car after it had been stolen. The tow firm had demanded $21,634 to return the automobile to her."