Mike Lindell stopped by Steve Bannon’s podcast, as he often does, but this time, the MyPillow CEO dropped a startling revelation: His own lawyers are convinced he’s looking at jail time.
While discussing the recent Supreme Court decision that prevented Colorado from removing Donald Trump from the ballot, Lindell boasted about his decision to post election data that he allegedly stole from the state. According to Lindell, he shared the data online in an attempt to stick it to Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, who he called “evil” and blasted her for stopping efforts from Lindell’s gaggle of election deniers.
“I put the whole image up there, Jack, a year and a half ago, and the media won’t even tell people about it,” the pillow executive opined. “My lawyers are going, Mike, you could maybe go to jail.”
“You know, I said, I don’t care,” he continued. “I’ve been there before. “The world needs to know what this woman did, this Jena Griswold.”
Lindell hasn’t gone to jail, yet, but the feds famously confiscated his cell phone while the prominent election denier was in the drive-thru line at Hardee’s. Lindell has tried unsuccessfully to get the phone back from the feds, and lost an appeal back in September. The court sided with the FBI and reaffirmed the warrant to confiscate the device.
“Here, a federal magistrate judge determined there was probable cause to seize and search Lindell’s cell phone,” the ruling read. “The warrant explicitly authorized the search of Lindell’s person for his cell phone as well as the seizure and search of the phone for records and information constituting ‘fruits, evidence, or instrumentalities’ of the three federal offenses.”
Related to that phone seizure, the MyPillow CEO found himself under suspicion of (though he has yet to be charged) “identity theft, damage to a protected computer and conspiracy to commit identity theft and/or cause intentional damage to a protected computer.”
Dehd returned with a ton of major news for fans today. The band dropped their new song “Light On” as the second single from their forthcoming album titled Poetry. Using a dreamy instrumental layered with a beat that propels the song forward, it feels like a great pick to soundtrack a walk in some nice weather.
“This song is like a candle in the window, a light guiding someone back home if they were trying to find it,” Jason Balla, Dehd’s vocalist and guitarist, shared in a statement about the track.
Fans will also have plenty of opportunities to hear Dehd play their music, as the group added to their 2024 tour dates by announcing a new European leg for this summer. The tickets for Dehd’s North American shows have been on sale. Additional information about getting tickets to any of Dehd’s shows around the globe can be found here.
Check out “Light On” above. Below, find a complete list of their upcoming tour dates.
Dehd 2024 Tour Dates
03/24 — Boise, ID @ Treefort Festival
04/28 — Austin, TX @ Austin Psych Festival
05/26 — Napa Valley, CA @ BottleRock Music Festival
05/31 — Durham, NC @ Durham Bulls Athletic Park
06/01 — Northampton, MA @ Field Day Music Festival
07/01 — Leeds, UK @ Brudenell Social Club
07/02 — London, UK @ Village Underground
07/04 — Werchter, BE @ Rock Werchter
07/05 — Cologne, DE @ MTC
07/06 — Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso Tolhuistuin – IndieStad
07/07 — Kraggenburg, NL @ Wilde Weide
07/09 — Paris, FR @ La Boule Noire
07/12 — Berlin, DE @ Berghain Kantine
07/27 — Portland, OR @ Project Pabst Festival
10/17 — Toronto, ON @ Lee’s Palace
10/18 — Montreal, QC @ Les Foufounes Électriques
10/19 — Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
10/22 — Philadelphia, PA @ The Foundry @ The Filmore
10/23 — Washington, DC @ The Howard Theatre
10/25 — Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West
10/26 — New Orleans, LA @ Chickie Wah Wahs
10/27 — Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall
10/31 — Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom
11/01 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Belasco
11/05 — Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre
11/06 — Seattle, WA @ The Neptune Theatre
11/08 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Urban Lounge
11/09 — Denver, CO @ The Oriental Theatre
11/11 — Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line
11/12 — Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall
11/13 — Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall
Poetry is out 5/10 via Fat Possum Records. Find more information here.
(WARNING: Spoilers for the most recent Love Is Blind episode will be found below.)
What was once five couples gearing up for marriage in Love Is Blindseason six has now widdled down to just three. It began with Brittany and Kenneth’s relationship coming to an end after things went left between them once they returned from vacation. Next to split was Jeramey and Laura after the former stayed out all night speaking with Sarah Ann, whom he had a strong connection with in the pods. Laura didn’t take too kindly to that, Jeramey seemingly wasn’t as apologetic as he should’ve been for his actions, and just like that, their relationship was over. Though, Jeramey did ride off on jetskis with Sarah Ann into the sunset, so there’s that as well.
That leaves Clay & AD, Chelsea & Jimmy, and Amy & Johnny as the remaining couples who will potentially tie the knot in the Love Is Blind season six finale. Here’s more information on when that episode will be available to you:
When Do Love Is Blind Season 6, Episode 12 Come Out?
The twelfth and final episode of Love Is Blind season six will be available to stream on Netflix on March 6 at 3am EST/12 am PST. Though this episode is the final episode for season six, it does not conclude the Love Is Blind experience for this season. Next week, Netflix will air a reunion episode that will bring some of the Love Is Blind cast members back together for the first time since the weddings in season six. You can watch the trailer for the Love Is Blind season six reunion episode below.
‘Love Is Blind’ season 6, episode 12 will premiere on Netflix on March 6 at 3 am EST/12 am PST.
It’s hard to believe it’s been over 20 years since Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis joined forces for Freaky Friday, but at the same time, it feels like we’ve been listening to Pink Slip since the dawn of time. Now, the beloved movie is getting a sequel and both Lohan and Curtis are on board for an even freakier Friday.
Lohan confirmed to People that they are “in the process” of making the new movie, and though she didn’t share if they had begun filming, she confirmed that the two leads would be back. The actress did say that she is “excited to work with Jamie again and see how much further we can take it.” The Mean Girls actress continued, “We talk almost every other day in general, so I think we’re going to have a lot of fun with this.”
The sequel came to fruition when Curtis expressed interest in reuniting with her movie daughter on screen. “As I went around the world with Halloween Ends, people wanted to know if there was going to be another Freaky Friday,” Curtis told The New York Times last year. “Something really touched a chord. When I came back, I called my friends at Disney and said, ‘It feels like there’s a movie to be made.’” Not many people have the power to call up their friends at Disney, so you know that they had to take that seriously.
Lohan has been having her own nostalgia-fueled moment after appearing in the Mean Girls musical adaptation earlier this year (and making bank), in addition to the Mean Girls-inspired Walmart commercial. No word yet on whether Chad Michael Murray will return from the deep depths of the Hallmark Channel to reprise his role of Jake.
Zach Bryan is starting his The Quittin Time Tour tonight (March 5) with the first of three nights at Chicago’s United Center. From there, he will continue playing large venues and festivals across North America, with a complete list of dates available here.
Here’s what to know for those driving to the Chicago venue in a few hours and hoping to find a spot.
Where To Park By Chicago’s United Center For Zach Bryan’s The Quittin Time Tour
According to their website, United Center has many different parking lots for fans heading to Bryan’s show to use. Lots A and B are located on Warren Blvd. between Damen Ave. and Wood St. as shown. On Madison St. between Damen and Wood again, fans can find parking lot C.
Lot D is on the corner of Wood and Adams. Lot F is at the intersection of Damen and Madison. Lots H & J are also on Madison, located on either side of the Wood St. intersection. Lot K is on Adams and Damen. Finally, a Lot named MXC is located on Jackson St. in between Damen and Wood.
Parking lots will open up 2.5 hours before the show. Depending on whether the lot pass was purchased on Ticketmaster or on-site, it will range in price from $25 to $43. Lots C, H, and K are the highest amount due to their closest proximity to the venue.
More information about directions and parking can be found here.
Zach Bryan is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
Cigarettes After Sex are hitting the road. After a few years away, the “Tejano Blue” musicians will make up the time off with a massive tour schedule. As fans of the rock band eagerly await their forthcoming album, X’s, they have an impressive run around the globe to look forward to.
Beginning in June, Cigarettes After Sex is set to launch things with a set at Bonnaroo. But it isn’t until August that their official headlining run starts. Today (March 5), Cigarettes After Sex’s artist’s presale began for the tour, and the ticket prices are shocking. There is no telling if the rates will rise during the general on sale Friday, March 8 at 10 a.m. ET. But, if you want to snag a great deal, you will wait to secure the code from the group’s official website now. Find more information here.
Continue below for ticket pricing details and the official tour schedule.
How Much Are Tickets For Cigarettes After Sex’s 2024 And 2025 Tour?
According to Ticketmaster’s listing for Cigarettes After Sex’s show scheduled for September 3 at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center, tickets are separated into four pricing tiers (all shown without additional fees).
The first tier nearest the stage, the pit, is listed at $149.50. It is important to note that the pit is standing room only. Behind the pit, below remaining on the floor, are the single-digit sections. These seats have three prices: $79.50, $99.50, and $228.50. The closer to the stage you are, the higher the ticket cost.
Next is the 100s section. Like the floor seating, this group has three price points: $79.50 to $198.50 and $248.50. However, these rates also determine the cost in the sight line.
Lastly are the 200s seats upstairs. These seats are divided into two groups: $39.50 and $59.50.
Cigarettes After Sex 2024 And 2025 Tour Dates
06/15/2024 — Manchester, TN @ Bonnaroo
08/31/2024 — Montreal, QC @ Centre Bell
09/01/2024 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena
09/03/2024 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center
09/04/2024 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden
09/06/2024 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
09/10/2024 — Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion
09/11/2024 — Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena
09/13/2024 — Orlando, FL @ Kia Center
09/14/2024 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena
09/17/2024 — San Antonio, TX @ Frost Bank Center
09/18/2024 — Houston, TX @ Toyota Center
09/20/2024 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center
09/21/2024 — Fort Worth, TX @ Dickies Arena
09/23/2024 — Chicago, IL @ United Center
09/24/2024 — Saint Paul, MN @ Xcel Energy Center
09/27/2024 — Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena
09/28/2024 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
09/30/2024 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center
10/02/2024 — Greenwood Village, CO @ Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre
10/03/2024 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Delta Center
10/05/2024 — Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena
10/07/2024 — San Diego, CA @ Viejas Arena
10/08/2024 — Phoenix, AZ @ Desert Diamond Arena
10/11/2024 — Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum
10/15/2024 — Mexico City, MX @ Palacio de los Deportes
10/25/2024 — Athens, GR @ OAKA Indoor Arena
10/28/2024 — Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome
10/29/2024 — Brussels, BE @ Forest National
11/01/2024 — Milan, IT @ Forum
11/03/2024 — Vienna, AT @ Wiener Stadthalle
11/05/2024 — Warsaw, PL @ COS Torwar
11/07/2024 — Berlin, DE @ Uber Arena
11/09/2024 — Basel, CH @ St Jakobshalle
11/10/2024 — Cologne, DE @ Lanxess Arena
11/12/2024 — London, UK @ The O2
11/16/2024 — Paris, FR @ Accor Arena
11/17/2024 — Lyon, FR @ Halle Tony Garnier
11/20/2024 — Madrid, ES @ WiZink Center
11/21/2024 — Lisbon, PT @ Altice Arena
01/09/2025 — Hong Kong, HK @ Asia World-Expo, Hall 5
01/11/2025 — Kuala Lumpur, MY @ Sunway Lagoon
01/14/2025 — Manila, PH @ MOA Arena
01/17/2025 — Jakarta, ID @ Beach City International
01/21/2025 — Bangkok, TH @ Impact Exhibition Hall 5
03/05/2025 — Cape Town, ZA @ Grand Arena at GrandWest
03/07/2025 — Pretoria, ZA @ SunBet Arena
03/12/2025 — Melbourne, AU @ Rod Laver Arena
03/14/2025 — Sydney, AU @ ICC Theatre
03/17/2025 — Brisbane, AU @ Brisbane Entertainment Center
03/19/2025 — Auckland, NZ @ Spark Arena
X’s is out 7/12 via Partisan Records. Find more information here.
Music festival season starts in just a few months, and while a number of the most anticipated lineups have been released for both old faves (Baja Beach Fest, Roots Picnic) and new startups (Jack Harlow’s Gazebo Festival, new indie fest Best Friends Forever), one that fans have been looking forward to with no word is J. Cole’s Dreamville Festival. So far, the only perfomer confirmed to be on the lineup (that isn’t also a member of Dreamville Records) is Nicki Minaj. So, when will Dreamville reveal its 2024 lineup?
As we noted late last year, we can only speculate based on prior announcements. Although Dreamville announced its 2023 lineup that February, February 2024 has come and gone (with an extra day, no less!), so it’s more likely that this year’s announcement will fall in line with the announcement from 2022, which was in early March. That means an announcement could be only days away (or even minutes, as of this writing). While we know at least some of the performers who’ll be appearing — Dreamville members Ari Lennox, Bas, Cozz, Earthgang, JID, Lute, Omen, and of course, J. Cole — it’s always fun to see how Cole and the gang will surprise us with both contemporaries like Burna Boy and Summer Walker and throwbacks like Usher and Waka Flocka Flame, who all performed last year.
Indie music has grown to include so much. It’s not just music that is released on independent labels, but speaks to an aesthetic that deviates from the norm and follows its own weirdo heart. It can come in the form of rock music, pop, or folk. In a sense, it says as much about the people that are drawn to it as it does about the people that make it.
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Faye Webster – Underdressed At The Symphony
In recent interviews, Atlanta songwriter Faye Webster hasn’t made light of how uncomfortable she is as the center of attention. The past couple of years have witnessed a spike in her popularity, as several of her tunes have gone viral on TikTok. For her first album since 2021’s immaculate I Know I’m Funny Haha, Webster reveled in solitude whenever she’s granted it. Underdressed At The Symphony is named after her recent pastime of catching the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra on a whim. She stood out in her casual clothes, but she also relished the anonymity of the crowd. Underdressed At The Symphony encapsulates the duality of visibility and invisibility. Webster may be more interested in her own branded yo-yo at this point, but her music remains just as delightful as ever.
Hovvdy – “Meant”
Next month, the Texas songwriting duo Hovvdy, composed of Charlie Martin and Will Taylor, will release their staggering, self-titled double album. The latest preview, “Meant,” is a “reflection on how the most impactful love one can offer is consistency,” as Taylor explains in a press release. Consistency also happens to be one of Hovvdy’s core artistic strengths. They have yet to release a bad piece of music, and “Meant” is easily one of their best songs yet. Its heartfelt meditations on love and loyalty are simple yet no less touching.
Mdou Moctar – “Funeral For Justice”
In 2021, Mdou Moctar released Afrique Victime, a dizzying record filled with guitar solos as incandescent as fireworks in a night sky. Moctar, along with his three fellow bandmates, bassist and producer Mikey Coltun, drummer Souleymane Ibrahim, and rhythm guitarist Ahmoudou Madassane, has returned. On May 3, the Nigerien band will release Funeral For Justice, and its lead single and title track is just as fiery as you’d expect. Moctar is unequivocally one of our greatest modern rock stars, and “Funeral For Justice,” with its kinetic, blazing guitars and start-stop tempo, is enough evidence on its own.
Mo Troper – “The Billy Joel Fan Club”
Mo Troper simply cannot be stopped. The Portland, Oregon power-pop artist has been on a roll. From 2022’s joyfully noisy MTV to last year’s Jon Brion covers album, Troper Sings Brion, Troper is among the most prolific indie rockers as of late. On the cusp of his next full-length, Svengali, he has shared its lead single, “The Billy Joel Fan Club.” As Troper puts it in a press release, the new tune is about “falling in love with someone who shares your specific interests and nurtures your enthusiasm.” Although “The Billy Joel Fan Club” is just over a minute long, Troper’s enthusiasm is as undeniable as it is infectious.
Perennial – Lemon On Plastic
Four songs in four minutes is an intriguing premise for an EP. That’s exactly what art-punks Perennial have given us with Lemon On Plastic, an EP they released last Tuesday with no prior announcement. Even within such a short timeframe, Perennial showcase their varied musical approach; opener “Art History” is a blast of post-punk adrenaline, and “Impressionism,” which directly follows it, is an ambient instrumental piece, only for matters to shift again on “Minimalism,” a song built on guitar stabs and electronic drums. It’s impressive that a band can showcase their varying sonic tendencies in only four minutes. On their new EP, Perennial demonstrates that brevity is one of their strong suits.
Bnny – “Crazy, Baby”
Love is among the most trite yet profound subjects of art. Everyone experiences it in one form or another, and some of its effects can be universal or entirely individual. “Crazy, Baby,” the new single from Chicago indie-rock quintet Bnny, navigates these conflicting feelings with a newlywed’s optimism and a recent divorcee’s dejection. “A million love songs of our past / Write one quick ’cause nothing lasts,” sings frontwoman Jessica Viscius in the first verse. In just a single couplet, she recognizes the fleeting nature of love and the necessity of finding it while you’re able. Many love songs can unwittingly descend into bathos, but Viscius is too perceptive of her subject’s intricacies to get tangled up in them.
Cloud Nothings – “Running Through The Campus”
Whenever there’s a new Cloud Nothings record, you can rest assured that it will be great. Whether it’s the 2012 masterpiece Attack On Memory or 2021’s concise, blazing The Shadow I Remember, the Cleveland indie rockers bring it every single time. Such is the case with Final Summer, their new album due April 19. Its new single, “Running Through The Campus,” is a song about running through the campus. Frontman Dylan Baldi sings about his nocturnal jogs around a college campus and the introspection that results from it: “I pass the hall / A mile long / And in the room / A ghost I knew,” he delivers in his signature rasp.
Ariella – “Blindsided”
“I’ve got nothing to lose,” Ariella sings during the first few moments of her debut single, “Blindsided.” The Los Angeles-raised indie-folk artist may have only one single under her belt, but her vision is already fully realized. Featuring tremolo-inflected guitar, gentle banjo strums, and her soothing vocals, “Blindsided” is a wondrous display of Ariella’s songwriting prowess. Containing elements like Florist’s tenderness, Lomelda’s melodicism, and Babehoven’s sincerity, Ariella leaves you blindsided with her knack for quiet beauty.
Blushing – “Tamagotchi”
Yo La Tengo, The Innocence Mission, and Low are all great bands made of wife-and-husband couples. The Austin dream-pop band Blushing, though, is made up of two married couples: vocalist-guitarist Michelle Soto and drummer Jacob Soto and bassist Christina Carmona and guitarist Noe Carmona. Together, they make swirling shoegaze music that pays homage to the subgenre’s greats. In fact, they’ve recruited Ride’s Mark Gardener and Ringo Deathstarr’s Elliott Frazier to engineer, mix, and master their forthcoming album, Sugarcoat, which is out in early May. Its lead single, “Tamagotchi,” is an enveloping exercise in rich guitar tones, as a lot of excellent shoegaze music often is.
Mannequin Pussy – I Got Heaven
Mannequin Pussy caught the world by storm with their 2019 LP, Patience. Sugary hooks, crunchy riffs, and frontwoman Marisa Dabice’s incisive lyrics have always been a staple of the Philly punks. I Got Heaven, featuring production from in-demand indie guy John Congleton, is their best work yet. Their fourth album is a mix of the different modes this band has become known for: sneering screeds, torching ballads, and wistful indie rock.
The Brothers Sun could have been Netflix’s next big hit. It had the pedigree (the cast was led by Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh) and an intriguing premise (“When a mysterious enemy targets his family, a Taipei triad member heads to Los Angeles to protect his strong-willed mother and oblivious younger brother”), but the series was canceled after a single season. What happened?
The Brothers Sun received strong reviews from critics (84 percent on Rotten Tomatoes) and spent five weeks in the Netflix top 10, but that apparently wasn’t good enough for the streaming service. According to Deadline, the series “couldn’t find a large audience. Its performance was modest by Netflix standards, with its number of weekly views staying below seven million and slipping under two million for its last two weeks in the Top 10.”
So sad to hear that The Brothers Sun was canceled. The rules and structures for renewing shows these days seem a little ??????… such a good show that really did showcase lesser known Asian American talent, like my dear friend Grace Shen who played Michelle Yeoh’s mama. https://t.co/ZtQZxdJ5rx
The cancelation was mourned by star Justin Chien, who shared an Instagram Story to thank fans of the show for their “love and support.” He added, “Thank you for riding with us on this labor of love. Your love made all of our collective work, sacrifices, and heartache, worth it.”
You can check out the trailer for The Brothers Sun below.
After completing Phantom Thread for director Paul Thomas Anderson, Daniel Day-Lewis made a startling announcement: He was officially retiring from acting and for good. The iconic actor admitted that he’s openly toyed with the idea in the past, but this time, the idea of quitting became a “compulsion” that Day-Lewis committed to like it was one of his roles.
According to a new interview with his longtime collaborator Jim Sheridan, don’t expect Day-Lewis to return to acting, and streaming certainly isn’t helping the situation. Sheridan stays in contact with his old friend and admits to trying to coax him back every now and then with a juicy role, but Day-Lewis is holding strong.
“He’s like everybody else,” Sheridan said. “He fires up a streaming service and there’s 7,000 choices, none of them are good. Film has been moved out of the public domain into a private domain: You have a remote, you can stop it. It’s not the same experience.”
If you’re having a fun time imagining Daniel Day-Lewis delivering monologues to the Roku remote, so are we. That said, Day-Lewis’ disdain for streaming is an interesting factoid considering Anderson once revealed that the actor has a soft spot for trash TV. Namely, Naked and Afraid.
During a 2018 appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Anderson said Day-Lewis would not shut up about the reality series. It consumed him.
“He would always be like, ‘You’ve got to see Naked and Afraid,’” Anderson laughingly told Kimmel. “Each week he’d tune in.”
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