Archive | March, 2015

Watch Miley Cyrus Slide Down Giant Tongue in 'Bangerz' Tour DVD Trailer

Miley Cyrus has previewed the official Bangerz tour DVD with a short trailer packed with some of her silliest live moments, including her sliding down a tongue, wearing hillbilly dentures and cavorting with dancers dressed as Mount Rushmore. Like the concert special that aired on NBC, the tour DVD pulls from the international… Source: RollingStone Link: Watch […]

James Murphy Chills Out on 'We Used to Dance' Instrumental

The anxiety of aging has been a theme in James Murphy’s work since he mulled his inevitable obsolescence on LCD Soundsystem’s “Losing My Edge.” While he’s dispatched the reference-laden lyrics, the same neurosis is still apparent on the instrumental, “We Used to Dance,” which premiered on IndieWire and will appear on the Murphy-helmed soundtrack for While We’re… Source: RollingStone Link: James Murphy […]

Pharrell Partners With United Nations for International Happy Day

After years of high-profile musical collaborations, Pharrell Williams has partnered with the United Nations to, fittingly, promote the organization’s International Day of Happiness, held each year on March 20th. Specifically, Pharrell will be using his post to further raise awareness of climate change issues ahead of the UN’s conference on the… Source: RollingStone Link: Pharrell […]

Drake Concert Film Producer Says Rapper Has 'Sour Grapes'

The producer of the upcoming Drake concert film, Drake’s Homecoming: The Lost Footage, says the movie’s theatrical release and planned home-video releases will go forward despite the rapper’s protests. Attack Media chairman and Homecoming co-executive producer Mark Berry says that “nothing’s going to impact” the film’s release. Recently, Berry told Los Angeles… Source: RollingStone Link: Drake […]

Earl Sweatshirt Details New Album, Drops Lurching 'Grief'

Earl Sweatshirt channels his inner Charlie Brown on “Grief,” a new track from the rapper’s upcoming second album, I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside, which he announced just a week of its scheduled March 23rd arrival date, Pitchfork reports. “Grief” finds the Odd Future rapper navigating familiar themes of isolation and anxiety, and… Source: RollingStone Link: Earl […]