Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and 50 Cent are four of the best to ever do it when it comes to hip-hop. Now, the four have come together on one project… that project being a Jimmy Kimmel Live! sketch.
The skit — which aired last night, March 19) is about a fictional TV show called Dre’s Anatomy, and anatomy is the issue here. The video starts with Kimmel being rushed into a hospital room, where Dr. Dre (playing an actual medical doctor, of course) lifts the blanket covering the host’s waist and is shocked by what he finds (or rather, doesn’t find).
Dre says, “What the f*ck is this? This man has no penis.”
Kimmel is confused by that, but Dre calls on “Dr. Broadus” (Snoop) for a second opinion. Even with help from a magnifying glass, Snoop has trouble locating the penis. 50 Cent then comes in with a telescope, focused squarely on Kimmel’s crotch, and still nothing. They eventually put Kimmel under anesthesia (which sure looks like weed smoke) before the beeping machines start producing the beat to “Still D.R.E.,” which gets a party started.
After the Dre’s Anatomy promo ends, it segues into a quick teaser for another fictional medical show, EM. Eminem makes a cameo, holding a syringe and deadpanning to the camera, “You only get one shot.” 50 enters and interjects, “One shot? I got shot nine times.” Eminem replies, “That’s a weird flex, but… OK.”
Check out the skit above. The group (minus Eminem) also sat down for a lengthy interview with Kimmel, so check that out below.
We’re now a few months removed from Guts, Olivia Rodrigo’s second album and her second No. 1 album. Guts doesn’t have anything else to prove, but Rodrigo is keeping the party going regardless with a new expanded edition, dubbed Guts (Spilled).
Rodrigo announced the project last night (March 19), writing on social media, “Surprise!!! GUTS (spilled) is coming March 22nd! it will include new versions of the secret songs from the original GUTS vinyl, including ‘obsessed’ which ive been having SO much fun performing on tour!! the deluxe version will also include a brand new song called ‘so american’ which im stoked for you guys to hear.”
Meanwhile, Rodrigo recently launched her Guts World Tour and Uproxx’s Philip Cosores noted of opening night, “She’s establishing herself as an artist that one generation will grow up with, and another can appreciate with a sense of nostalgia and camaraderie. […] She’s now officially an arena rock star, and she’ll have to figure out what milestone to conquer next.”
Check out the cover art and tracklist below.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts (Spilled) Album Cover Artwork
Geffen
Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts (Spilled) Tracklist
1. “All-American Bitch”
2. “Bad Idea Right?”
3. “Vampire”
4. “Lacy”
5. “Ballad Of A Homeschooled Girl”
6. “Making The Bed”
7. “Logical”
8. “Get Him Back!”
9. “Love Is Embarrassing”
10. “The Grudge”
11. “Pretty Isn’t Pretty”
12. “Teenage Dream”
13. “Obsessed”
14. “Girl I’ve Always Been”
15. “Scared Of My Guitar”
16. “Stranger”
17. “So American”
Guts (Spilled) is out 3/22 via Geffen. Find more information here.
When X-Men: The Animated Series wrapped up in 1997, it ended in an unusual place, plot-wise. Still highly popular, the series’ fifth season had budget cuts that affected the animation style and the voice cast. Technically the series did last longer than it was intended to last. But that doesn’t explain why it would end on basically a cliffhanger.
Charles Xavier is mortally wounded in an attack. Later, the X-Men, during a battle with Magneto, casually mention that Charles is dying, which results in Magneto agreeing to magnetically amplify his friend’s telepathy to contact Lilandra and the Shi’ar – who do arrive, right after Charles dies, but promise they can still heal Charles with their advanced technology. The series literally ends with the X-Men and Magneto watching Charles be taken away to an unknown fate. The End.
X-Men ’97 does pick up where the original series left off. Well, sort of. And there are a host of other changes that have happened in the 27 years since the original series ended and the few months that have passed during the timeline of the series. For one, the animation looks sharp and professional – as opposed to that final fifth season where there was, let’s say, a lot to be desired. Jubilee has a new haircut. Morph (based on Marvel Comic’s Changeling) is now going with his no face look (Personally, I like this look better for a being who can turn into anyone than just “some dude”) who now identifies as non-binary and, in the three episodes I saw of the new series, his hidden feelings for his fellow X-Men are used against him by Mister Sinister. Also, Scott and Jean are expecting a baby and the two struggle with the idea of leaving the X-Men after the loss of Xavier so they can raise their new child in peace.
The reason I say “sort of,” in regard to the plot is, again, at least a few months have passed since the events of the last episode of X-Men: The Animated Series and I wouldn’t say anything has been fully retconned, but it has been shaped a little differently. Mutant relations with humans have improved since the death of Charles Xavier, as humans feel sympathy for the mutants. But a group of insurgents (I use that word on purpose, as the parallels become more and more obvious as the episodes go on, which includes an attack on a government institution), using Sentinel technology, are hunting down mutants one by one, as well as any humans who are trying to help them.
When we last saw Magneto, he was hanging out with the X-Men, saying goodbye to Charles. There seemed to be, finally, at least somewhat, a trust between Magneto and the team. After all, Magneto did risk his own life to try to save Charles. In the opening episode of X-Men ’97, Charles has left it in his will that Magneto will now be the new leader of the X-Men. And the X-Men (especially Scott) are pissed about this. This doesn’t quite line up with how the series ended. But, it’s not a huge stretch and the tension creates a more interesting story-line than if everyone was just thrilled with this turn of events. For Magneto’s part, in honor of his friend Charles, and the current thawing of relations between mutants and humans, he’s basically agreed to chill and go along with the idea of peace. The X-Men are, of course, skeptical and ask Jean to scan Magneto’s mind. She refuses, saying it wouldn’t matter anyway. If Magneto is sincere (which he seems to be), that doesn’t mean he can’t change his mind a week later, or a day later, or an hour later.
I was at Mizzou when the original series ended and it was kind of in that era where Tivo/DVR wasn’t a thing yet, streaming certainly wasn’t a thing yet, and setting a VCR to record things felt like a hassle not worth doing, so I wasn’t a religious watcher and was most likely still sleeping when these aired on (I think?) Saturday mornings. (Though, on Friday nights, we never missed Boy Meets World before heading to CJ’s for wings.) But I do remember that I did enjoy the episodes I saw. They were surprisingly a lot more “adult” than what would be expected, or what we’d probably see today – which is probably a reason the series was so popular. (When I was a kid, I hated stuff “for kids” and could immediately tell when I was being pandered to with dumbed down crap. It’s probably the reason my favorite cartoon became Battle of the Planets. And, yes, it was a less violent retelling of Gatchaman. But, regardless, it was still really great.)
Watching this new series – which is Marvel Studio’s first crack at an X-Men story since regaining the rights, not counting the cameos in Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness and The Marvels – it’s a lot of fun. Honestly, as someone who wasn’t a diehard of the original series, I was kind of dreading watching the episodes. But, turns out, I really enjoyed them. The themes and the plot twists and the fact that stuff actually happens, and has consequences, in only three 30-minute episodes, feels like a bit of a revelation. And, honestly, after the last couple of disastrous X-Men live-action films, this series gives me a lot of hope for the future of that franchise.
Yesterday (March 18), New Orleans Barbz were crushed after Nicki Minajcanceled a performance from her Pink Friday 2 Tour. The cancelation came seemingly without warning, just hours before Minaj was set to take the stage. Today (March 19), Minaj took to Twitter to express sadness for canceling the show.
She revealed that she had the flu, and promised fans that she is working to reschedule the show.
“Within the next few days, I hope to update our schedule with a new date that I can give you 100% of myself & nothing less,” said Minaj. “You don’t deserve to pay for a tkt to see me up there rapping with the flu. Absolutely NOT.”
You can see Minaj’s full statement below.
New Orleans,
Please accept my sincerest apologies for having to reschedule our date together.
You mean so much to me & I hate that things didn’t go as planned.
Within the next few days, I hope to update our schedule with a new date that I can give you 100% of myself &…
Please accept my sincerest apologies for having to reschedule our date together.
You mean so much to me & I hate that things didn’t go as planned.
Within the next few days, I hope to update our schedule with a new date that I can give you 100% of myself & nothing less. You don’t deserve to pay for a tkt to see me up there rapping with the flu. Absolutely NOT.
Thank you for your patience. Thank you for your well wishes.
I love you. I adore you. I appreciate you. I look forward to seeing you very soon. It may have to be in MAY due to the NBA finals, but we won’t complete this tour w/o you.
As long as you’ll have me, my team & I will be there.
Wishing you guys blessings on blessings on blessings.
Rolling Loud California 2024 proved to be the festival’s biggest iteration yet. With performances by Post Malone, Nicki Minaj, Future, Metro Boomin, and several other big names in music, fans are still abuzz. And thankfully, they won’t have to wait too long for the next Rolling Loud California festival.
Today (March 19), Rolling Loud announced Rolling Loud California 2025, which is set to take place on March 14 through 16 of next year. The festival will once again, return to Hollywood Park by SoFi Stadium, and as tradition continues, will likely boast a star-studded line-up. So fans are going to want to get their hands on tickets soon.
How much are tickets for Rolling Loud California 2025?
Fans can purchase three-day general admission tickets for $299, and three-day GA+ tickets for $499.
Three-day VIP tickets begin at $599, and a special tier called VIP munchies will go for $799.
Each ticket package will also be available to purchase with an installment plan, starting with a down payment of $10.
Early bird pre-sale tickets for Rolling Loud California 2025 go on sale this Friday (March 22) at 10 a.m. PT.
You can sign up for access, purchase tickets, and/or set up payment installment plans through the festival’s official website.
Check out the official Rolling Loud 2025 festival poster below.
Rolling Loud California proved to be a success this year. Over the course of four days, hip-hop fans got to see some of the biggest names in music, including Future, Metro Boomin, Post Malone, and Nicki Minaj. Today (March 19), just days after the 2024 iteration, Rolling Loud has announced a return to California set for 2025.
Rolling Loud California 2025 is set to take place during March 14 through 16 of 2025. The festival will once again take place at the Hollywood Park Grounds adjacent to SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. And fans can secure their spots by buying tickets as early as this week.
When do tickets for Rolling Loud California 2025 come out?
Early bird pre-sale tickets for Rolling Loud California 2025 go on sale this Friday (March 22) at 10 a.m. PT.
Fans can purchase three-day general admission tickets for $299, and three-day GA+ tickets for $499.
Three-day VIP tickets begin at $599, and a special tier called VIP munchies will go for $799.
Each ticket package will also be available to purchase with an installment plan, starting with a down payment of $10.
You can sign up for access, purchase tickets, and/or set up payment installment plans through the festival’s official website.
Check out the official Rolling Loud 2025 festival poster below.
A weird thing about alley-oops is that perfect passes don’t always make for the best highlights. Sometimes, throwing a lob that’s just a little bit off can lead to a dunk looking completely insane, as the dunker has to go up and snatch the ball in a way that makes the whole thing look a little more special.
Having said that, Luka Doncic threw an absolutely picture perfect pass on an alley-oop to Derrick Jones Jr. during Tuesday night’s game between the Dallas Mavericks and the San Antonio Spurs. It turned into a ridiculous highlight not because of anything Jones did, but rather, because Doncic threw this thing from the opposite free throw line and managed to put in exactly where Jones needed it so he didn’t have to do anything but throw it down.
Despite being really early in his NBA career, Doncic has established himself as one of the greatest passers that the game has seen because he’s willing and able to do stuff like this. Being capable of throwing this pass is just not something we’ve seen all that much, and fortunately, Doncic has teammates like Jones who are able to go up and throw down his offerings from anywhere on the floor.
Pulp is coming back for the ultimate encore. This spring, Pulp is set to embark on their This Is What We Do For An Encore Tour. The upcoming tour will mark the band’s first time performing in North America in over a decade, their last show at Coachella in 2012.
“So, the encore continues,” said lead vocalist Jarvis Cocker in a statement. “The songs came back to life and they want to be heard. They need to be heard. Come out and have some fun with us. You deserve it. Yes. You do.”
Given that it’s been so long since they’ve performed in North America, fans are looking forward to getting their hands on tickets.
When do Pulp’s North American 2024 tour tickets go on sale?
The presale for Pulp’s upcoming tour has already begun, however, general onsale will begin Friday (March 22) at 10 a.m. time local to the venue. Tickets will be available for purchase via Pulp’s official website.
You can see a list of tour dates and venues below.
Pulp 2024 Tour Dates:
This Is What We Do For An Encore Tour
05/24 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ AFAS Live
05/30 — Barcelona, Spain @ Primavera Sound Barcelona
06/08 — Porto, Portugal @ Primavera Sound Portugal
06/20 — Kallithéa, Greece @ Release Athens Festival
08/07 — Oslo, Norway @ Øyafestivalen
08/09 — Gothenburg, Sweden @ Way Out West Fest
08/11 — Helsinki, Finland @ Flow Festival
09/08 — Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
09/10 — Toronto, Ontario @ History
09/13 — Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre
09/16 — San Francisco, CA @ Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
09/18 — Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium
Jeff Lynne’s ELO is hitting the road beginning this summer. Today (March 19), Lynne has announced The Over And Out Tour — a 27-date trek which will see Lynne visit various venue across North America. The Over And Out Tour marks Lynne’s first tour in almost five years, and the previous tour garnered much acclaim. So naturally, fans are looking forward to getting tickets to Lynne’s upcoming tour.
How to buy tickets for Jeff Lynne’s ELO The Over And Out Tour
Presale for The Over And Out Tour begins Wednesday (March 20) at 10 a.m. EST. Fans can register for the presale at Jeff Lynne’s ELO’s official website.
Also this Wednesday, fans can purchase exclusive VIP tickets.
General onsale will begin Friday (March 22). Fans can purchase tickets via Jeff Lynne’s ELO’s official website or through Live Nation.
You can see tour dates below
Jeff Lynne’s ELO The Over And Out Tour dates
08/24 — Palm Desert, CA @ Acrisure Arena
08/27 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
08/28 — Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena
08/30 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center
09/01 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center
09/06 — St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center
09/07 — Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse
09/09 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena
09/10 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena
09/13 — Cincinnati, OH @ Heritage Bank Center
09/14 — Cleveland, OH @ Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
09/16 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
09/20 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center
09/23 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden
09/25 — Washington, DC @ Capital One Arena
09/27 — Chicago, IL @ United Center
09/30 — St. Paul, MN @ Xcel Energy Center
10/02 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena
10/09 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena
10/11 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena
10/12 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena
10/15 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center
10/16 — Houston, TX @ Toyota Center
10/18 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center
10/21 — Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center
10/23 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center
10/25 — Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum
Spring has sprung! Or at least that’s what we keep telling ourselves as states around the country begin to welcome in warmer days with prolonged sunlight.
A new season brings a new perspective to all things travel. If you’re keen on starting your spring season chasing a cold IPA, heading out to this season’s hottest destination in Mesa, Arizona, or wanting to hit one of the world’s coolest parties, we’ve got you covered. We’ve scouted all the major booking sites and aggregators to secure the cheapest nonstop flights out of nine major cities in the United States.
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March 20th-23rd
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March 23rd-26th
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March 21st-24th
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