Month: March 2025

The good news? Reacher has already been renewed for a fourth season. The great news? The third season finale is a banger. The not-so-awesome news? Once the episode is over, the wait for more Big Guy begins.

We shall embrace the positive news for now. As y’all know, this season features Undercover Reacher, whose cover has been blown by now, and he’s been dealing with A Bigger Guy causing a greater ruckus than necessary. Along the way, Reacher has had to deal with being appreciated “for my body,” which is kind-of a defense mechanism in the form of dry humor and even better than watching him gulp caffeine out of human-sized coffee cups before slamming bad guys into the floor for their uncouth behavior toward ladies. Now, Reacher’s Maine-bound adventure has all come down to this…

When Does Reacher Season 3 Episode 8 Come Out?

Thursday, March 27 at 12:00am PST and 3:00am EST.

This week’s episode, “Unfinished Business,” arrives with the following description: “Reacher, Duffy, Neagley, and Villanueva make a last-ditch effort to save Teresa and Richard and get their revenge against Paulie and Quinn.”

A sparse collection of words? Oh yeah. Consider that the opposite of a 2:30 minute film trailer that gives away everything. And after the finale? We can look forward to the Neagley spin off to ease the wait between Reacher seasons. That’s the most excellent news.

As Chappell Roan has soared to star-level fame, one thing she has so far managed to avoid is getting tangled up in dating rumors. That doesn’t mean she’s not seeing somebody, though.

On a new episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast (and not Amy Poehler’s podcast), host Alex Cooper asked Roan if she’s single, and Roan shook her head and said she’s been in a relationship for six months. Cooper asked if the relationship is “casual” and Roan responded, “No. It’s serious. I’m very in love.”

She continued, “But I am pro-single. Everyone should be single. I’m serious! Be single! Stop dating! Be single, have a great time alone. Find out for yourself if you can 100-percent be OK alone before you date. That’s what I found out. I had a great time when I was single. And I know that I will be okay. And now I have an awesome time that I’m with someone.”

As for Roan’s relationship, she said she met the person through a friend, saying this she made the first move herself. She then spoke about dating as a famous person, saying:

“I haven’t dated someone since this all really, really blew up. I’m dating the same person that I was dating before it blew up, so I’m not sure how I would date now. I think it would actually be a nightmare. I think I would be, like, so f*cking single right now. I’m scared. I don’t trust anyone. I just think in my head, any new person that I am texting, I’m like, I’m assuming they will screenshot this and send it to someone else.”

Earlier in the show, Roan spoke about her sexuality, saying, “Obviously, I’ve come into being more comfortable with saying I’m queer, with dating women. But I don’t know. Something, like, f*cked up my sexuality. I think, like, my nervous system is so fried that I can’t even feel, like, flirtatious. Like, it’s just too intense to even, like, be sexual at all.”

Check out the full episode above.

Common Side Effects has a fantastic premise — what if there was a magic mushroom that could heal almost every injury and illness? — and a talented creative team. Adult Swim‘s darkly-funny, conspiracy-minded animated series from creators Joseph Bennett (Scavengers Reign) and Steve Hely (30 Rock) and executive producers Mike Judge (King of the Hill, Beavis and Butt-Head) and Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation, The Simpsons) lives up to high expectations of that pedigree: it’s one of the best new shows of 2025.

The 10-episode first season comes to an end this Sunday, March 30, but will there be a season 2 of Common Side Effects?

“We pitched out a season 2 to Adult Swim the other day, and they seemed pretty excited about it,” Healy told the Television Academy. “I think they’re probably waiting to see how it does, but we would love to keep going.”

Hopefully the perfect Rotten Tomatoes score and strong word-of-mouth buzz is enough for another season of Common Side Effects. We need more Socrates!

Here’s more:

The half-hour series follows Marshall and Frances, two former high school lab partners who share a secret: Marshall has discovered the world’s greatest medicine, a mushroom that can heal almost anything. But getting it out into the world won’t be easy: the DEA, big pharma, and international businessmen are on the chase to stop them.

Common Side Effects is streaming now on Max.

Sexyy Red has quickly become one of the biggest figures in hip-hop over the past couple years. So, there’s a lot of love flowing her way, but when you reach the heights that Sexyy has, there’s inevitably some hate that also comes with the territory. Actually, Sexyy believes she gets an inordinate amount of hate, so much so that she’s “the most-hated female rapper.”

During a recent interview with Big Boy, at about 26 minutes into the video above, Sexyy explained:

“I think [the hateful comments] are getting bigger. […] I ain’t gon’ fake it. I said this: I feel like I’m the most-hated female rapper. They hate on me the most. I get a lot of love, but they be hating on me. It be little inside sh*t. They tryna put me down. I be feeling like, ‘Is y’all sending people to comment under here?’ I feel like it’s some hidden agendas. […]

I just be feeling like muthaf*ckas tryna bring me down. They don’t like seeing me win. And I be seeing people say that in the comments. They be like, ‘Why do y’all hate her so much? What do she do to y’all? She just be chilling.’”

Check out the full interview above.

A staggering number of people watched Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show performance — and a lot of them complained about it, too. Although not as many as you might think!

TMZ has obtained all 125 complaints sent to the Federal Communications Commission following the rapper’s very public evisceration of Drake. Lamar is accused of “having a potty mouth, only using Black performers, and being divisive with his set… with several making note of the split American flag visual at one point in the show.” There were objections to his crotch grabbing, too.

The cranks also had issues with Lamar going after Drake, with one claiming he used the moment to focus on a “personal vendetta” while another wrote, “Kendrick lamar made fake false and scandalous claims that are unfounded. He [said] drake was a pedophile on TV in front of million of ppl, do better, this is a sad day.” (Serena Williams was condemned for promoting “gang affiliation,” too.)

For context, the 125 complaints about Lamar is in line with how many Rihanna received for her halftime show performance in 2023 (100), but way behind Jennifer Lopez and Shakira’s 1,300 in 2020. This proves once and for all, butts are more controversial than accusing someone of being a pedophile.

Lady Gaga is bringing some Mayhem to a city near you.

The “Abracadabra” singer and Coachella headliner has announced The Mayhem Ball, with dates across North America, Europe, and the UK.

“This is my first arena tour since 2018,” she said. “There’s something electric about a stadium, and I love every moment of those shows. But with The Mayhem Ball, I wanted to create a different kind of experience — something more intimate — closer, more connected — that lends itself to the live theatrical art I love to create.”

Pre-sale tickets for The Mayhem Ball shows in North America will be available starting Monday, March 31, for Citi cardmembers and Verizon customers, followed by the artist pre-sale on Wednesday, April 2, at 12 p.m. local time (sign up now). Finally, the general on-sale begins Thursday, April 3, at 12 p.m. local time. You can find more information here, including how to get tickets for the European and UK shows.

Check out the full tour dates below.

Lady Gaga’s 2025 Tour Dates: The Mayhem Ball

07/16 — Las Vegas, NV @ T-Mobile Arena
07/18 — Las Vegas, NV @ T-Mobile Arena
08/06 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
08/07 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
08/22 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
08/23 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
08/26 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
08/31 — Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center
09/01 — Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center
09/10 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena
09/11 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena
09/15 — Chicago, IL @ United Center
09/17 — Chicago, IL @ United Center
09/29 — London, UK @ The O2
09/30 — London, UK @ The O2
10/02 — London, UK @ The O2
10/07 — Manchester, UK @ Co-op Live
10/12 — Stockholm, Sweden @ Avicii Arena
10/13 — Stockholm, Sweden @ Avicii Arena
10/19 — Milan, Italy @ Unipol Forum
10/20 — Milan, Italy @ Unipol Forum
10/28 — Barcelona, Spain @ Palau Sant Jordi
10/29 — Barcelona, Spain @ Palau Sant Jordi
11/04 — Berlin, Germany @ Uber Arena
11/05 — Berlin, Germany @ Uber Arena
11/09 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome
11/11 — Antwerp, Belgium @ Sportpaleis Arena
11/13 — Lyon, France @ LDLC Arena
11/14 — Lyon, France @ LDLC Arena
11/17 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena
11/18 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena
11/20 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena

GloRilla is currently on The Glorious Tour, but a recent show had a less-than-glorious outcome.

Per St. Louis’ FOX 2 Now, GloRilla was performing at The Factory in Chesterfield, Missouri, and the show was interrupted multiple times by altercations in the audience. GloRilla stopped the show multiple times and eventually walked off the stage and ended the show due to safety concerns.

One attendee told FOX 2 Now, “[GloRilla] was very involved. She was saying, like, ‘Come on now, we gotta stop fighting,’ and they didn’t listen. Every time she had to interrupt, they’d turn the lights on, the song would stop, and they’d have to restart. They did it three times, which I thought was pretty disrespectful, but she never got through that last song.”

The fan also said, “It was actually like a WWE fight; it was really fun; we’re up there peeking over — I had front row in the balcony, and it’s like a sea of people. Then you see a little scramble for a second, and people would start running to it.”

FOX 2 Now reports they contacted Chesterfield PD and employees of The Factory, but were unable to get additional information. It is currently unknown if the fights led to any reported injuries.

FKA Twigs last time touring in the US was in 2019. Tomorrow (March 26), that was set to change when the “Drums Of Death” singer’s Eusexua Tour made a stop in Chicago at Salt Shed. However, in a new video announcement, FKA Twigs revealed that the wait must go on.

Over on her official X (formerly Twitter) page, FKA Twigs shared that due to issues with the tour’s visa application she has been forced to pull out of her Chicago (scheduled for March 26 & 27), Toronto (scheduled for March 30 & 31), and New York (scheduled for April 3 & 4) shows.

“Hi, everyone,” she opened the video message (viewable here). “I wanted to come on here and personally address and talk to you about some things that have been handing behind-the-scenes in my world.”

After discussing production issues with her Eusexua Tour‘s UK and European run, FKA Twigs revealed several of her limited stops in North America would not go on as planned due to paperwork issues. “Today I was informed that production did not fill out the correct paperwork in a timely manner for us to have our visas to come to the US and perform,” she said. “So, that means by no choice of my own, I will have to pull out of my New York, Chicago, and Toronto show.”

She continued: “For those of you that are wondering why I have to pull out of Toronto because it is not part of the United States, it is because of [the tour’s] routing–it’s a complex beast.”

Before ending the video, FKA Twigs expressed deep disappointment over the mix-up. She’s investigating the internal hiccup and working on rescheduling the shows impacted.

Although FKA Twigs did not make mention of her April 19 show in San Francisco, California at the Bill Graham Civic Center, fans are concerned it will be rescheduled as well.

The WWE’s quest to fully immerse musicians into the world of wrestling continues. Next month, WrestleMania weekend has an event focused solely on this convergence.

Between April 17 to 20, WWE’s inaugural WrestleMania After Dark event at LIV and LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas will feature a slew of musical performance. WrestleMania After Dark’s headliners include headlining sets from Metro Boomin and Machine Gun Kelly. Attendees can also expect sets from Flo Rida and Valentine Khan.

Grammy Award-nominated super producer Metro Boomin is no stranger to the WWE Universe. Last year, Boomin starred in the official promotional trailer for WWE’s Bad Blood alongside Cody Rhodes. He also attended Rhodes’ match when Bad Blood made its return to Atlanta, Georgia. The same can be said for MGK. Back in 2015, MGK found himself in the middle of an impromptu match when he was power bombed by Kevin Owens. His 2024 cameo alongside Logan Paul was far less physical.

WWE superstars Bianca Belair, Rey Mysterio, Charlotte Flair, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Bron Breakker, Liv Morgan, Damian Priest and Tiffany Stratton are scheduled to make guest cameos during WrestleMania After Dark. The ticket sale for WrestleMania After Dark kicks off on Friday, March 28, at 10 a.m. PT. Find more information here.

Oasis’ long-awaited reunion tour has attracted a considerable amount of attention. But fans of the “Bring It On Down” musicians are not the only ones with complaints about how quickly tickets sold out.

Today (March 25), the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) released an update on its investigation into Ticketmaster following “widespread complaints about the sale of Oasis’ concert tickets.”

In the report (viewable here), CMA expressed concerns that Ticketmaster might have breached consumer protection law on more than one account.

The CMA accused Ticketmaster of mislabeling a batch of seated tickets to upsell them for “near 2.5 times the price of equivalent standard tickets.” The organization notes that customers were not offered any additional benefits for the higher priced tickets.

Also, CMA claimed Ticketmaster did not inform consumers of the two categories of standing tickets at different prices. According to the CMA, Ticketmaster released the cheaper standing tickets first leaving fans who were “waiting in a lengthy queue” blind sided when they could only access the more costly option.

This isn’t a case of Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing model at work. CMA says Ticketmaster deliberately “released a number of standing tickets at a lower price and, once they had sold out, then released the remaining standing tickets at a much higher price.”

Hayley Fletcher, the Interim Senior Director of Consumer Protection, addressed the matter in a public statement. “We’re concerned that Oasis fans didn’t get the information they needed or may have been misled into buying tickets they thought were better than they were,” she said. ” We now expect Ticketmaster to work with us to address these concerns so, in the future, fans can make well-informed decisions when buying tickets.”

The CMA has contacted Ticketmaster in hopes of pressuring the company making significant changes to its processes moving forward.

Ticketmaster has not responded to the Competition and Markets Authority’s report.

Oasis has pushed back against other ticket selling platforms by reportedly voiding up to 50,000 tickets that were made available on the secondary market by scalpers.