“Rabid Dog” explicitly broaches a question that Breaking Bad fans have probably been pondering for a while.
“XXX 88” is a collaboration between Danish singer Karen Marie Ørsted and producer Diplo.
Tyler, the Creator describes his new song, “Garbage,” as such: “DRUG DEALING OLD FAMLAY CLIPSE TRASHCAN SOUNDING SHIT.”
“Confessions” returns to the theme of the dangerous fragility of crushed American masculinity, the show’s grandest concern.
The most enduring critique leveled against the cinema du look is its fixation on surface.
“Time Drips” is a cool, deep-bass end-of-summer jam featuring Anna Lunoe.
The latest track to surface from the Weeknd’s Kiss Land, out September 10th, is an impeccably produced collaboration featuring longtime friendly rival Drake.
The episode is a beautiful collection of tense duets of varying configurations between the major players.
Mario Bava had spilled plenty of blood by the time he reached his 1974 swan song, Kidnapped.
Following the M. Ward-assisted “Man,” singer-songwriter Neko Case has unveiled another new song from her economically titled latest.
Crossing Delancey is unafraid of its ethnicity and its New York City flavor.
Listen to new music by Nine Inch Nails, Plastic Ono Band, and more.
Rewind This!, a nostalgia trip through the heyday of VHS, fondly examines the importance of fandom in the 1980s and beyond.
“Blood Money” kicks off the second half of the final season with probably the most startling pre-title sequence in the show’s history.
Coppola’s ambition had always been his best friend and worst enemy.
Exhibition is a pained and probing study of a couple’s declining marriage.
Drizzy goes disco, or rather mid-aughts disco, on the latest track from his forthcoming album.
It’s easy to see what displeased critics and audiences alike at the time of the film’s release.
Addiction films are usually propaganda without a specific base.
The film stars Joaquin Phoenix as a man who falls in love with an advanced Siri-like operating system.