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Modest Mouse have announced a 20th anniversary tour of Good News for People Who Love Bad News. The dates kick off in Hawaii in October before journeying from the West to the East Coast, including three nights apiece in Portland, Oregon, and Los Angeles and New York, wrapping in late November. Check out the dates below.

Modest Mouse Announce Tour for Good News for People Who Love Bad News Anniversary

Alan Sparhawk has shared a second single from his new solo album White Roses, My God. “Get Still” comes with a video directed by Ingrid Weise, in which the longtime Low singer and guitarist dances in a field. Check that out below. The album arrives September 27 via Sub Pop.

Low’s Alan Sparhawk Shares Video for New Song “Get Still”: Watch

Junglepussy is back with a new song. She made “Effortless” with producer Say3. It lands with a visual directed and edited by Not Common. See it below; scroll down for the single artwork, shot by photographer Jae Mercado. Junglepussy has been fairly quiet since releasing JP5000 in February...

Junglepussy Shares Video for New Song “Effortless”: Watch

Joanna Sternberg has shared a new song titled “A Country Dance.” The artist wrote the song for Between the Temples, an upcoming movie directed by Nathan Silver and starring Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane. Listen to it below. “A Country Dance” was inspired by Sami Bronowski, the first...

Joanna Sternberg Releases New Song “A Country Dance”: Listen

Light in the Attic Records has announced a new compilation of Ukrainian music. Even the Forest Hums: Ukrainian Sonic Archives 1971-1996 arrives October 18. Billed as the first comprehensive collection of Ukrainian music recorded prior to, and immediately following, the Soviet Union’s collapse, it includes the 1971 song “Bunny,” by folk-rock group Kobza, and 1990’s “Play, the Violin, Play,” by Kyrylo Stetsenko, featuring a then-rising pop star named Tetiana Kocherhina. Check out both tracks below.

Light in the Attic Announces New Ukrainian Music Compilation, Shares Archival Songs: Listen

Queens of the Stone Age are canceling the rest of their 2024 tour dates so that frontman Joshua Homme can continue to recover after recently undergoing emergency surgery. “Josh has been given no choice but to prioritize his health and to receive essential medical care through the remainder of the year,” the band wrote. “Josh and the QOTSA family are so thankful for your support and the time we were able to spend together over the last year. Hope to see you all again in 2025.” See the affected tour dates below.

Queens of the Stone Age Cancel 2024 Tour Dates to Prioritize Josh Homme’s Health and Medical Care

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Actor Van Johnson, who died in 2007, was one of Hollywood's ideal films idols. In the 1940s, the charming screen icon was box office gold, and remained a popular presence on TV in shows like Murder, She Wrote (which starred his good friend Angela Lansbury).

The Secret Gay Life & Horrific Car Accident of Actor Van Johnson: 16 Years After His Tragic Death

New Radicals are back: After their 1998 hit “You Get What You Give” became an emblem for leading Democrats, including Joe Biden and Doug Emhoff, in recent years, frontman Gregg Alexander has reformed the group to record a pair of covers. Below, listen to their version of “Murder on the Dancefloor,” which Alexander wrote for New Radicals in the early 2000s before handing it off to Sophie Ellis-Bextor to complete and make famous. They’ve also shared a version of the Begin Again song “Lost Stars.”

New Radicals Return to Cover “Murder on the Dancefloor” and Pen Open Letter to Doug Emhoff

The Postal Service have shared Sylvan Esso’s new remix of their 2003 Give Up cut “The District Sleeps Alone Tonight.” The updated version arrives ahead of the Postal Service’s extended joint tour with Death Cab for Cutie, celebrating the anniversaries of Give Up and Transatlanticism. Check out the reworked track below.

Sylvan Esso Remix the Postal Service’s “The District Sleeps Alone Tonight”: Listen

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Kevin Morby has announced a new one-day music festival that he curated. This Is a Festival, whose title is a nod to Morby’s 2022 album This Is a Photograph, is presented by Noise Pop and set to take place at the Quarry Amphitheater in Santa Cruz, California. The festival will feature live sets by Jessica Pratt, Youth Lagoon, Makaya McCraven, Ben Kweller, and Blackstarkids, with Morby himself slated to headline. Check out the poster below.

Kevin Morby Announces This Is a Festival With Jessica Pratt, Youth Lagoon, Makaya McCraven, and More

Taylor Swift has released the music video for The Tortured Poets Department’s “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.” The clip offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Eras Tour—rehearsals, production, and all that. Watch the video, directed and produced by Swift, below. “I Can Do...

Watch Taylor Swift’s New Video for “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart”

Bob Dylan, the iconic voice of a generation, has penned some of the most unforgettable songs in music history. With a career spanning over six decades, Dylan’s influence on rock, folk, and the very fabric of modern songwriting is immeasurable. From his early days as the scrappy poet of Greenwich Village to his status as a Nobel Laureate in Literature, Dylan has continually reinvented himself while crafting songs that speak to the heart, the soul, and the times in which we live. But which of his masterpieces rise above the rest? Which tracks have not only defined his career but also left an indelible mark on the world? Join us as we count down the top 10 most popular Bob Dylan songs of all time—songs that have become anthems, sparked revolutions, and, in true Dylan fashion, compelled us to think, feel, and question everything. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to his music, these songs are the pillars of Dylan’s incredible legacy, each one a testament to his unmatched genius and his enduring impact on music and culture.

10 Best Bob Dylan Songs of All Time

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Sandy Paws Rescue Inc., a foster-based rescue in Massachusetts, has recently introduced a tiny six-pound dog named Alistair who is looking for his forever home. At only one year old, this little boy is a sweet dog who is thought to be a Maltese, "but we can’t make any guarantees that he would be suitable for those with allergies," explains the nonprofit animal rescue.

Meet The Tiny 6lb Dog Looking For Love

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"Baby why you gotta be so mean?" The zodiac is a fascinating system that many people turn to for insights into personality traits, behaviors, and compatibility. While every zodiac sign has its unique strengths and challenges, some signs are often perceived as being a bit more sharp-edged, vindictive or difficult (to say the least) to deal with. In this article, we'll delve into the four zodiac signs commonly considered the "meanest," exploring the characteristics that contribute to this perception and how these traits manifest in their interactions with others. To lighten the mood, we'll include some funny quotes about each sign's mean streak.

The 4 Meanest Signs in the Zodiac

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Rich Homie Quan, the Atlanta rapper known for his hit songs “Type of Way” and “Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)” and his collaborations with Young Thug, has died, Rolling Stone and TMZ report, citing members of the musician’s family. A cause of death has not been announced, and a representative for the Fulton County medical examiner’s office declined to comment to Pitchfork. Rich Homie Quan was 34 years old.

Rich Homie Quan Dies at 34

The Bug has signed to Relapse for a new album, Machine—his first solo instrumental album without guest vocalists. The British producer born Kevin Richard Martin, who released the collaborative album Disconnect with KMRU in June, will release the new LP on October 4. The singles “Buried (Your Life is Short)” and “Bodied (Send For the Hearse)” lead the record—listen to those below.

The Bug Signs to Relapse for New Album Machine, Shares Songs: Listen

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School may be back in session, but that doesn't mean that summer fun is completely over. After all, the season isn’t technically done until the last day of summer on September 22nd. In the meantime, we’re expecting great weather this weekend, making it perfect for taking the kids out to beat the back to school blues. There’s also plenty going on to keep adults happy.

Big List of Festivals and Family Friendly Events This Weekend

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Jose and Aurora Rodriguez founded La Serenata in 1985 in Boyle Heights. That was a pivotal era in L.A.’s Mexican food community, and Jose Rodriguez's culinary pursuits led him to become a pioneer in rejecting the “combination plate” standard laden with soggy tacos and burritos.

This Pioneering Mexican Restaurant Was One of the First in L.A. to Reject ‘Combination Plates’ In 1985. Now, They Are Struggling to Stay Open

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A man has sparked heated debate online after deciding to take a solo trip for his 40th birthday, despite his girlfriend's financial struggles. The man, who has been dating his girlfriend for three months, shared his dilemma on a popular Reddit forum.

Boyfriend Taking Vacation Alone Since Girlfriend Can't Afford It Asks if He's in the Wrong

It's been ten years since beloved Cuban-American actress Elizabeth Pena passed away due to complications from alcohol abuse. Pena was only 55 years old when she died on October 14, 2024, in Los Angeles. She suffered from cirrhosis of the liver "due to alcohol" and had acute gastrointestinal bleeding hours before her demise, causing her heart to stop. She had the disease for months, and it progressed severely in a short time before her death.

In Memory of Adored Actress Elizabeth Pena: 10 Years After Her Tragic Death By Alcohol

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Mount Eerie Announces New Album Night Palace, Shares New Songs: Listen

After playing some of the songs from it live, Phil Elverum has finally announced his first new Mount Eerie album in six years. Night Palace arrives...

Mount Eerie Announces New Album Night Palace, Shares New Songs: Listen

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