Month: August 2020

The remix package also features edits from dance legends including Moodymann, Larry Heard and Masters At Work. Clubs remain closed, but that's not stopping Dua Lipa and The Blessed Madonna from throwing one hell of a dance party. Today (Aug. 20), the two artists announced the track list for Club Future Nostalgia, a complete remix package of Lipa's 2020 LP Future Nostalgia. The project reimagines the album for the club and includes samples from Gwen Stefani and Blackpink, along with remixes from dance world legends including Masters At Work, Moodymann and more. The lineup also features Yaeji, Jayda G, Paul Woolford and Mark Ronson. Out Aug. 28, Club Future Nostalgia follows last week's release of The Blessed Madonna's remix of Lipa's levitating, an edit also featuring Missy El...

The remix package also features edits from dance legends including Moodymann, Larry Heard and Masters At Work. Clubs remain closed, but that's not stopping Dua Lipa and The Blessed Madonna from throwing one hell of a dance party. Today (Aug. 20), the two artists announced the track list for Club Future Nostalgia, a complete remix package of Lipa's 2020 LP Future Nostalgia. The project reimagines the album for the club and includes samples from Gwen Stefani and Blackpink, along with remixes from dance world legends including Masters At Work, Moodymann and more. The lineup also features Yaeji, Jayda G, Paul Woolford and Mark Ronson. Out Aug. 28, Club Future Nostalgia follows last week's release of The Blessed Madonna's remix of Lipa's levitating, an edit also featuring Missy El...

The remix package also features edits from dance legends including Moodymann, Larry Heard and Masters At Work. Clubs remain closed, but that's not stopping Dua Lipa and The Blessed Madonna from throwing one hell of a dance party. Today (Aug. 20), the two artists announced the track list for Club Future Nostalgia, a complete remix package of Lipa's 2020 LP Future Nostalgia. The project reimagines the album for the club and includes samples from Gwen Stefani and Blackpink, along with remixes from dance world legends including Masters At Work, Moodymann and more. The lineup also features Yaeji, Jayda G, Paul Woolford and Mark Ronson. Out Aug. 28, Club Future Nostalgia follows last week's release of The Blessed Madonna's remix of Lipa's levitating, an edit also featuring Missy El...

Noam Galai | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images For the first time in five months, major movie theater chains will reopen their doors to the American public, starting Thursday.  Throughout the pandemic, independent cinemas and drive-ins have been home to rereleases of Hollywood favorites like "Star Wars," "Jurassic Park" and "Jaws," as well as a handful of new, lower budget features from smaller studios. Major theater chains like AMC, Regal, Cinemark and Marcus Theaters have held off reopening while big studios like Disney, Universal, Sony and Warner Bros. delayed releasing their blockbuster summer movies amid state orders to close or limit capacity at theaters across the U.S.  Planned reopenings in June and July were abandoned as films like "Tenet...

If you want to watch a TV show that recaps the latest news with a healthy amount of jokes and comically bad photoshops, you have a lot of choices. There’s The Daily Show With Trevor Noah on Comedy Central, TBS’s Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, and HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. This week, however, there is one less option: Netflix has canceled Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj, a show that superficially didn’t seem all that different from its competitors, but with each half-hour installment, it proved itself among the best. In 2020, it can be hard to watch these shows. As clever as the jokes can be and as deep as they can dig to surface under-seen issues, current events have become unimaginably bleak, and the United States’ political response to them has been more terrible t...

Britney Spears’s first husband has joined the #FreeBritney movement, appearing with the star’s fans outside the L.A. courthouse Wednesday as a hearing took place over her conservatorship. Jason Alexander — no, not the Seinfeld actor — appeared along with the pop star’s fans outside court. In an interview with TMZ, Alexander — Britney’s childhood friend from Kentwood, La., who she was infamously married to for 55 hours in 2004 — said he was there to show his support as Britney looks to permanently replace dad Jamie as a conservator of her person. Describing his appearance as a “last-minute thing,” Alexander said he wanted to “bring some love” and “attention” to the situation as well as “show support” for his ex. Speaking of how his Britney has been under a conservatorship, put in place ...