Alexisonfire have released a video for “Familiar Drugs.”
Nortre-Dame Cathedral on Fire
Notre-Dame cathedral, the iconic symbol of the beauty and history of Paris, was scarred by an extensive fire on Monday evening that caused part of its delicate spire to collapse, bruised the Parisian skies with smoke and further disheartened a city already back on its heels after weeks of violent protests.
The cause of the fire was not immediately known, said André Finot, a spokesman for the cathedral, and officials added that no one had been killed or wounded in the blaze. But even three hours after the fire began, the authorities were still scrambling to contain it — and warned that they were not certain they would be able to.
Spanish Love Songs – “Losers” Video
Spanish Love Songs have released a video for “Losers.”
The Dangerous Summer – “Way Down” Video
The Dangerous Summer have released a video for “Way Down.”
Bands on TV (Week of April 15th)
The notable artists on your television this week include: Weezer (Kimmel; 4/15), Cage the Elephant (Colbert; 4/16), Blood Orange (Corden; 4/16), The 1975 (Corden; 4/17).
Khalid’s ‘Free Spirit’ Tops the Charts
Khalid’s Free Spirit is the number one album in the country this week:
Khalid notches his first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, as his third release, Free Spirit, opens atop the tally. The set, released on April 5 through Right Hand/RCA Records, starts with 202,000 equivalent album units earned in the week ending April 11, according to Nielsen Music — the fourth-largest week of 2019 for an album. Of that sum, 85,000 were in traditional album sales.
Review: Elevated: The Global Rise of the NBA
Now that the NBA Playoffs have begun, Elevated: The Global Rise of the NBA arrives at the perfect time. The book takes a look at the history of the league through the lens of the New York Times writers who have covered the sports over the decades, as edited and annotated by Harvey Araton. Due to the nature of the book, you won’t find one specific writing style throughout. Although, there’s a high level of quality to the writing and you get a look at how the writers have changed their approach to covering the sport as new things like social media came into play.
Since I’m someone who doesn’t have a subscription to the New York Times, I otherwise would not have been able to read many of these articles. It’s an excellent chance for NBA fans to get a look into how devoted one publication was to covering a variety of teams, not just the ones in the New York area. You’ll find articles from the 1970s, to ones as recent as 2018, and everything in between. However, don’t expect the story to unfold in chronological order.
Person L Announce New Show
Person L have announced their first show in quite a few years. They’ll be playing May 2nd in Brooklyn.
MC Lars & Mega Ran – “Sleepy Hollow”
MC Lars and Mega Ran have released the new song “Sleep Hollow” to streaming services.
The Aces – “Strong Enough” (MUNA Remix)
The Aces have released the new MUNA remix of “Strong Enough.”
Phoebe Waller-Bridge Brought in to Liven Up New Bond Script
Richard Brooks, writing for The Observer:
Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who created, wrote and starred in the eponymous BBC hit, has been brought in to liven up the script of the next James Bond film, still known as Bond 25.
She has been specifically requested by Daniel Craig, who plays 007, to bring her wit and quirkiness to the screenplay, the Observer has learned.
Japanese Breakfast Covers “Lovefool”
Japanese Breakfast covered “Lovefool” recently in Boston.
Better Oblivion Community Center on New Podcast
Better Oblivion Community Center are on the latest episode of the Kyle Meredith With… podcast.
American Idol Contestant Performs Blink-182’S “I Miss You”
Laci Kay Booth covered Blink-182’s “I Miss You” on American Idol over the weekend.
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