HipHopDX – Several notable projects dropped Friday (December 8), including Big Sean and Metro Boomin’s Double or Nothin EP. While “Pull Up N Wreck” featuring 21 Savage has proven to be a major Billboard hit, “Go Legend” featuring Travis Scott tops our Spotify #DXHitList. More
The American Film Institute has picked its 10 best movies and TV shows of the year. The titles, presented in alphabetical order, are works AFI’s juries have determined advance the art of the moving image, enhance the cultural heritage of America’s art form, inspire audiences and artists and make a mark on American society. More
A short playlist this week, as is traditional in the the fourth quarter of the fourth quarter, but the good stuff is still good. More
Although she has written on some of the biggest anthems in recent memory, Sia remains one of the most mysterious pop stars. More
There was no dirty dancing, but Chris Pratt and country superstar Chris Stapleton certainly brought the heat on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night (December 4). More
The one-game suspension the NFL handed to New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski on Monday for his juvenile, dangerous shoulder to the head of an unsuspecting, defenseless opponent was shamefully insufficient by 2017 standards. More
Kehlani has released a video for “Honey” after performing the song at the Billboard Women in Music Awards. Taking cues from the hook’s central metaphor, the singer visits an apiary with a lover and mingles romantically among the bees. The track is Kehlani’s first single since SweetSexySavage. Watch the video below. More
Director Bryan Singer has been fired from the forthcoming Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, THR reports. Twentieth Century Fox confirmed that he is “no longer the director.” Production on the film was halted late last week “due to the unexpected unavailability” of Singer. He and star Rami Malek—who stars as… More
For the third straight season, Alabama and Clemson will meet in the College Football Playoff. For the first time ever, Georgia and Oklahoma will play, and it will be in the College Football Playoff. More
The Metropolitan Opera in New York City announced today it is suspending conductor James Levine, as it investigates what it says are “multiple allegations of sexual misconduct” from the 1960s to the 1980s.
In a statement posted today on Facebook, the opera noted that the period of when the allegations were made included “the earlier part of his career at the Met.” More