As promised, "Gucci Gucci" rapper Kreayshawn dropped the visuals to her new single "Breakfast (Syrup)." NEW VIDEO: 2 Chainz & Kreayshawn "Murder" The Oakland rapper made waves last summer when her "Gucci Gucci" video went viral. Her entrance into the rap game would have been like a fairytale, but Kreayshawn was surrounded by more drama than your mama can handle.  From beefing with Rick Ross to her BFF V-Nasty dropping N-bombs, Kreayshawn couldn't catch a break. But after a brief hiatus, Kreayshawn is back and she's dropping a new album.  DETAILS: Kreayshawn Is Working With A G.O.O ...

The fairytale of Snow White has always been a white-hot entertainment topic, but lately the cursed young lady with black hair and skin as white as snow has reached even more popularity the renewal of television shows like Once Upon a Time and current movies like Mirror, Mirror and the forthcoming Snow White and the [...]

Hollywood’s summer movie season kicked off on Friday with The Avengers, and with it begins another summer of reboots, prequels and sequels.   As with recent summers, the next four months at the movies are going to be dominated by movies about superheroes and the familiar story of good versus evil.   There’s the franchise reboot The Amazing Spider-Man with Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker this time ‘round. There are also several sequels to popular and well-known film franchises on tap such as G.I. Joe: Retaliation and The Expendables 2.   Summer movie season is beginning to feel a little ...

The Cube, Bristol - Friday 4th May The goods of the first band Eftus Spectun were too sparse for my liking... they took a fragmented notion of jazz to its ultimate conclusion... Abstract chord flurry followed by abstract chord flurry followed by broken drum skids... scuttles... some lovely combos were falling around but simply left unresolved ... Normally, I'm quite susceptible to this kind of thing, as anybody that knows me knows I have an undying love for abstraction and awkward listens...but here I found myself constantly expecting it all to fly off in a grand melt of textural chaos ...

Apparently it was Spielberg’s 'Jaws' in the summer of 1975 that coerced cinema audiences to use the term ‘summer blockbuster’ and the rest, they say , is history. Year after year summer gets longer: nothing to do with fabulous weather but due to the release of a number of highly anticipated films . Here are the big ten to look out for. PROMETHEUS June 1st Originally conceived as the prequel to Ridley Scott’s 1979 masterpiece Alien, through time and development it is now not directly connected to the Alien franchise. However Scott himself has said the film shares “strands of ...

The road linking José Martí International Airport to central Havana is a shock for the senses. Relics from Detroit’s 1950s automobile industry drift by - Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Dodges - all modified to remain just about roadworthy with the use of spare parts taken from everything from Ladas to tanks. Billboards extol the virtues of the socialist ideal and celebrate the revolutionaries of the past. And then in the Plaza de la Revolución, the most surreal sight of all emerges as two tower-block high tributes to Che Guevera and Fidel Castro light up the night sky. It soon becomes apparent that communist ...

You've gotta assume this means Universal is predicting a fairytale ending. While the studio's upcoming summer tentpole, "Snow White and the Huntsman," didn't ever appear like it would lend itself to a sequel initially -- it is, afterall, somewhat of a self-contained Snow White story -- we heard a few weeks ago via Universal that chief Ron Meyer believes that the series could have a shelf-life past the first film if it were to center itself around the character of the Huntsman as played by Chris Hemsworth. At the time, it felt like this hope would depend on the ...

You know, we were just wondering when we might get another installment of Zach Galifianakis' hilariously awkward, Funny Or Die talk show "Between Two Ferns" and it looks like he's gonna make up for some lost time. Scott Aukerman announced on his "Comedy Bang Bang" podcast today (via Vulture) that Comedy Central will present "Between Two Ferns: A Fairytale Of New York" next month. Awesome. So who will Zach sweatily and uncomfortably talk to this time around? The half hour show will have him chatting with Tina Fey, Jon Stewart and randomly/awesomely Richard Branson. As of yet, there ...

If the stereotypically gelid Scandinavian climes were to increase a negligible fraction of a degree every time one of its acts or artists were interrogated as to why they'd opted to articulate their deepest (and in many cases darkest) sing-song secrets via the grotesquely universal medium that the English lingo has irrefutably become, the temperatures would be veritably Bahaman. Arguably Nordic musical outpour would be diluted, perhaps infused with a Balearic lethargy; the place would be filled with pallid Brits; the exchange rate would in all likelihood descend further into absurdity. Brian Batz thankfully doesn't really buy into ...

FROM Snow White and the Seven Ninjas to Beauty and the Werewolf, Maria Lewis looks at the latest Hollywood fad: fairytale reboots.

Looking back on the 90's, the era of the gentle, sensitive yet mentally fierce female singer/songwriter vividly comes to mind. Musicians who might discuss quiet rage while (ok stereotypically and maybe only in my head) wearing black horn-rimmed glasses, nose rings and frilly dresses with combat boots. Listening to " Here On In" immediately reminds me of that decade. Trysette, an Australian singer/songwriter who will be touring in the U.S. soon, evokes this 90's coffeehouse Pandora channel style currently without being annoyingly quirky like "Friends" Phoebe Buffay of "Smelly Cat" parody fame.  A hybrid of Simon ...

An unmistakable sound of Irish punk heard in London in the late 1980s. Shane MacGowan's signature voice led this band of unlikely Anglo-Irish musicians whose great hits included 'Fairytale of London' and Ewan MacColl's song 'Dirty Old Town'.

It makes life sound louder, look louder, feel louder Earlier this week, Rolling Stone magazine posted on its website a cover of the Fire">Arcade Fire song Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels) by the Norwegian singer-songwriter Ane Brun . Covering Fire">Arcade Fire is a daunting task, but Brun succeeds in reducing the seven-piece exhilaration of the original to a single voice and guitar. She has an exquisite voice, sour yet lovely, with a high-wired quiver that can expose the words it sings. And in this voice Neighborhood becomes a quite different song: more fragile, more wistful, with one line, half-buried in the ...

How does "A Fairytale Wedding: Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth Edition" sound? DETAILS: Miley Cyrus Lets The Paparazzi Get Her Aggy We'd all like to see Miley Cyrus strut down the aisle in an expensive Vera Wang dress, but Chris Hemsworth, Liam's brother and fellow hunky actor, has brought the idea to a screeching halt. DETAILS: Miley Cyrus Reveals Engagement Ring Truth! While on the red carpet for his new movie The Avengers Chris said: "They're like 21 or something…I can't see that happening," he told E! "You have to ask him about his relationship ...

This has been said before, I know, but just what is it with Scandinavian music at the moment? In fact, Scandinavian music ever? For a relatively small area of the world, those Scandinavians (most notably the Swedish, but in this case the Danish, too) seem to almost have a monopoly on pop music which is immediately accessible, yet hauntingly or ethereally beautiful. That is, if it's not too busy making your heart beat double time and sing loudly and embarrassingly into whatever else it is you happen to be doing when it comes on. I could list you some ...