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The emerging UK indie artist who goes by the moniker IThinkThatsRio makes his entry on EARMILK with his debut single, "Afro" and its accompanying visuals. Armed with a soft vocal tone and sublime melodic runs, the artist...

A branching questline and other events are underway to celebrate all things Bidoof. The post ‘Pokémon Go’ celebrates Bidoof Day with first branching questline appeared first on NME.

The Brooklyn experimentalist's first new album since 2012's 'Mr Impossible' The post Black Dice announce first album in nine years ‘Mod Prig Sic’, share ‘White Sugar’ appeared first on NME.

50 Cent comes at Lil' Kim for her look during Queen Latifah's tribute at the BET Awards. After trolling her, Mr. Papers told 50 Cent to leave his "wife" alone.

Read those "working dead" orders The post Jackie Weaver gets zombie makeover for new ‘Working Dead’ video hotline appeared first on NME.

Action News seem to be testing exactly how fast a song can possibly be with their debut EP Failed State. The supergroup — which has members who’ve been in Lovelorn, Jesus Piece, Fixation, and World Below — kick it ...

"I swear you will be disappointed by this account" The post Ryan Reynolds makes his TikTok debut appeared first on NME.

U.D.O., the band led by former ACCEPT frontman Udo Dirkschneider, will release its new album "Game Over", on October 22 via AFM Records. Not one for embellishment. Dirkschneider strikes a sour note on "Game Over". If man...

Part 3 of the pair's collaborative jam sesh is here The post Watch Matt Helders and Nandi Bushell perform Arctic Monkeys’ ‘R U Mine?’ appeared first on NME.

Bessemer Trust Company, the wealth management firm Britney Spears originally requested to oversee her finances instead of her father, has requested to resign its role from her conservatorship.

Bryan St. Pere, the drummer for '90s favorites Hum, has died at the age of 52. The band confirmed the news of St. Pere's passing in a statement on their social media platforms. St. Pere joined the Champaign, Illinois-bas...

Mac Miller's brother appears to be unhappy with the title of MGK's upcoming film, 'Good News,' which bears the same title as Miller's first posthumous single.

Daniel Lanois is back with a new single, “Torn Again,” featuring a posthumous vocal from the legendary Leonard Cohen. This follows Lanois’ album that came out earlier this year, Heavy Sun, and it captures an even d...

Players who have completed 'Sea of Thieves: A Pirate's Life' are discovering a secret crossover with another, older game. The post ‘Sea of Thieves: A Pirate’s Life’ includes another post-game crossover appeared fir...

Martin Garrix, joined by featured rock legends Bono and The Edge of U2, parades back into the top 15 of Billboard's Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart (dated July 3) with "We Are the People," up from No. 37 to No. 15.

Check out the rest of today's drops including work from Drakeo The Ruler, Fenix Flexin featuring Drakeo The Ruler, and more.

Don Cheadle talked about marrying his partner of 28 years, actress Bridgid Coulter during an appearance on the daytime talk show "Ellen" with friend and guest host Wanda Sykes this past Wednesday.

After challenging the Dutch musical establishment as a young man, he went on to write a series of large and loud symphonic works that grappled with big ideas.

Tenacious D, the rock comedy duo manned by Jack Black and Kyle Gass, started July with a rambunctious tribute, a medley of two classics by The Beatles, "You Never Give Me Your Money" and "The End." "Tenacious D are payin...

Drive-By Truckers' Patterson Hood discusses returning to the stage on May 28 and 29 after a year and a half without touring.

Seattle Storm star Breanna Stewart has already got her pair and will probably be the first basketball pro to debut the kicks on the court now that Cole's stint in the Basketball African League is a wrap.

The forthcoming Netflix film follows an American tourist at the centre of a manhunt The post Watch John David Washington run for his life in trailer for political thriller ‘Beckett’ appeared first on NME.