Leon Thomas’ Pholks EP is just days away from release, which he announced with a new trailer starring Issa Rae. The Insecure creator is a disco diva in the short clip, giving Thomas a funk-filled introduction in the style of the television variety shows that showcased some of his inspirations back in the 1970s. “This man will make your liver quiver,” Rae declares. “This man will make your bladder splatter. This man will set your knees free.”
The two stars previously shared the screen in Insecure, where Thomas played a romantic foil to Issa’s fictionalized version of herself. At least, that’s the nice way of putting it — in reality, their characters were more like awkward friends with benefits. It’s nice to see that the friendship part was real, and that they’ve maintained it since.
Thomas announced Pholks earlier this month, sharing its first single, “Just How You Are,” on the 2nd. The single teased a new direction after his breakout with Mutt. In an interview with Billboard prior to the announcement, he said of the new era, “I don’t really mind being in this position where we push Mutt for so long because it deserves to be heard by the world. m excited to be one of the trailblazers who brings back those old feelings without having to steal their chords or melodies.”
Kehlani is all about her daughter, Adeya Nomi Parrish Young-White. The pair has been nearly inseparable, with Kehlani featuring Adeya on social media and in music videos, and even bringing her on the red carpet at this year’s Grammy Awards.
In a new video for Billboard, Adeya takes on the role of interviewer, asking her mom about the inspirations behind Kehlani’s new music, friendship with Cardi B, and the viral TikTok trend sparked by Kehlani’s latest single, “Folded.” Adeya proves to be an adept journalist, astutely following up her mom’s responses, asking why Kehlani wanted to release “Folded,” how it got made, and what it was like seeing “Folded” become the latest TikTok challenge to take off.
“It was crazy,” Kehlani replied. “It just happened naturally.”
When Kehlani was asked about her friendship with Cardi B, with whom she most recently collaborated on “Safe,” the singer praised Cardi for being a genuine person. “She’s really herself and she knows how to be herself all the time,” Kehlani said. “And she’s not afraid of what the world is going to say about her being herself. And she just makes you want to root for her because she’s really loving and she doesn’t care what anybody thinks and I think we could all use a little bit of that.”
Bruce Springsteen previously said of Jeremy Allen White portraying him in the movie Deliver Me From Nowhere, “Jeremy is such a terrific actor that you just fall right into it. He’s got an interpretation of me that I think the fans will deeply recognize. He’s just done a great job, so I’ve had a lot of fun being on the set when I can get there.”
Fans will soon be able to be impressed by White, too, as the film is set to premier on October 24, this weekend. If they like what they hear, they’ll be able to listen to White’s performances again and again via the soundtrack album that was just announced. It’s basically all White, as he sings on all but one track.
Five songs — “Nebraska, “Atlantic City, “Mansion On The Hill, “I’m On Fire, and “Born In The U.S.A. (Power Station)” — will be shared on the same day as the movie’s release, while the full album will be available on December 5.
Check out the soundtrack cover art and tracklist below.
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album Cover Artwork
20th Century Studios/Columbia Records
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Tracklist
1. Jeremy Allen White — “Born In The U.S.A. (Power Station)”
2. Jeremy Allen White — “Nebraska”
3. Jeremy Allen White — “Atlantic City”
4. Jeremy Allen White — “Mansion On The Hill”
5. Jeremy Allen White — “Highway Patrolman”
6. Jeremy Allen White — “State Trooper”
7. Jeremy Allen White — “My Father’s House”
8. Jeremy Allen White — “Reason To Believe”
9. Jeremy Allen White — “I’m On Fire”
10. Jay Buchanan, Jake Kiszka, Sam F. Kiszka, Aksel Coe, Bobby Emmett, and Jeremy Allen White — “Lucille”
11. Jay Buchanan, Jake Kiszka, Sam F. Kiszka, Aksel Coe, Bobby Emmett, and Jeremy Allen White — “Boom Boom”
12. Jay Buchanan, Jake Kiszka, Sam F. Kiszka, Aksel Coe, and Bobby Emmett — “I Put A Spell On You”
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is out 12/5 via 20th Century Studios/Columbia Records. Find more information here.
Conan Gray dropped his new album Wishbone earlier this year, and now he’s getting ready to show it to the world. Today (October 20), he announced a massive tour in support of the project, with the run kicking off next year.
Gray starts with a Minneapolis show in February before hitting other major North American cities through March. Gray will be joined on all dates by special guest Esha Tewari.
For tickets, there’s an artist pre-sale start, there’s a sign-up and more information here. A general on-sale will follow starting October 24 at 9 a.m. local time.
Check out the full list of tour dates below.
Conan Gray’s 2026 Tour Dates: Wishbone World Tour
02/19/2026 — Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center
02/21/2026 — Fishers, IN @ Fishers Event Center
02/23/2026 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena
02/25/2026 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden
02/27/2026 — Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center
02/28/2026 — Belmont Park, NY @ UBS Arena
03/02/2026 — Philadelphia, PA @ Xfinity Mobile Arena
03/04/2026 — Raleigh, NC @ Lenovo Center
03/06/2026 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena
03/07/2026 — Orlando, FL @ Kia Center
03/10/2026 — Fort Worth, TX @ Dickies Arena
03/11/2026 — Houston, TX @ Toyota Center
03/13/2026 — Glendale, AZ @ Desert Diamond Arena
03/16/2026 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
03/18/2026 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center
03/20/2026 — Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum
05/05/2026 — Dublin, IE @ 3Arena
05/07/2026 — Birmingham, UK @ bp Pulse LIVE
05/09/2026 — Manchester, UK @ AO Arena
05/10/2026 — Glasgow, UK @ OVO Hydro
05/12/2026 — London, UK @ O2 Arena
05/14/2026 — Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome
05/15/2026 — Antwerp, BE @ AFAS Dome
05/16/2026 — Dusseldorf, DE @ Mitsubishi Electric Halle
05/18/2026 — Paris, FR @ Adidas Arena
05/21/2026 — Hamburg, DE @ Sporthalle
05/23/2026 — Oslo, NO @ Unity Arena
05/25/2026 — Stockholm, SE @ Avicii Arena
05/26/2026 — Copenhagen, DK @ Royal Arena
05/28/2026 — Berlin, DE @ Max-Schmeling-Halle
05/29/2026 — Krakow, PL @ Tauron Arena
05/31/2026 — Prague, CZ @ O2 Universum
06/01/2026 — Vienna, AT @ Wiener Stadthalle
06/03/2026 — Bergamo, IT @ ChorusLife Arena
06/06/2026 — Madrid, ES @ Palacio Vistalegre
06/07/2026 — Lisbon, PT @ MEO Arena
09/26/2026 — Auckland, NZ @ Spark Arena
09/29/2026 — Brisbane, AU @ Brisbane Entertainment Centre
10/01/2026 — Sydney, AU @ Qudos Bank Arena
10/03/2026 — Melbourne, AU @ Rod Laver Arena
10/05/2026 — Adelaide, AU @ Adelaide Entertainment Centre
10/08/2026 — Perth, AU @ RAC Arena
Conan Gray’s Wishbone World Tour Poster
Conan Gray
Wishbone is out now via Republic Records. Find more information here.
Daniel Lopatin is always doing something. He just did the music for the movie Marty Supreme, for example. He remains active as Oneohtrix Point Never, too, with his latest album, Again, arriving in 2023. The discography is about to grow: Today (October 20), Lopatin announced a new OPN album, Tranquilizer, set to arrive on November 21.
He also shared three new songs: “For Residue,” “Bumpy,” and “Lifeworld,” all of which come across as atmospheric audio collages. Product pages for the album include this description:
“Tranquilizer conjures a sonic hallucination: ambient calm twisting into digital chaos; mundane textures giving way to emotional overload. It’s a record shaped by obscurity and obsolescence. Real and unreal blur. Samples melt into static. A door creaks open inside a dream.”
A press release also notes the project was “sparked by Lopatin’s discovery that a vast archive of 90s sample CDs had vanished from the Internet Archive, a moment that left Lopatin creatively charged.”
Listen to the new songs above. Find the Tranquilizer cover art and tracklist below.
Oneohtrix Point Never’s Tranquilizer Album Cover Artwork
With all due respect, the past is the past. I love Roxanne Shante, Salt N’ Pepa, MC Lyte, Queen Latifah, Lil Kim, Foxy Brown, Da Brat, Eve, Lauryn Hill, and Missy Elliott. But the following list is focused on what’s going’ on today.
Hip-hop’s heartbeat in 2025 belongs to the ladies. The male-dominated rap scene is no more as these fearless female voices rap, sing, and style their way to the forefront of the culture. So with the state of the culture as competitive as it’s ever been, it’s time to crown the 20 best female rappers right now.
That’s right: It’s one life, one love, so there can only be one Queen. It’s time to put things all in perspective. Let their fierce fan bases be damned. Who’s the best MC: Nicki, Cardi, or Glo?
20. Che Noir
When you think of Buffalo, New York hip-hop, it’s Westside Gunn and his Griselda crew that quickly come to mind. But there’s a female MC/producer who’s become a movement by herself. After connecting with and drawing inspiration from fellow underground MC 38 Spesh in 2019, Che has built a mighty independent catalog which includes the release of three albums (Seeds In Babylon, The Color Chocolate 2, and No Validation) this year alone.
19. Tierra Whack
Don’t let the new wave of female MCs cloud your vision: This Philadelphia spitter remains a force with her unconventional approach to making music. Whack’s 2018 debut mixtape Whack World contained 15 one-minute songs with an accompanying video for each. Her 2024 debut album World Wide Whack was criminally slept-on and it still feels like this versatile vocalist still hasn’t reached her full potential.
18. Samara Cyn
Although she’s been hampered by comparisons to Doja Cat for their similar vocal tones, Samara has broken through this year with soulful singles like “Bad Brain” and a triumvirate of major co-signs. Cyn is the lone female of this year’s XXL Freshman class. Lauryn Hill brought her out as a guest at her Jazz Fest concert in Miami. Denzel Washington told Good Morning America he’s up on that Smino and Samara Cyn collab “Brand New Teeth.” You should be, too.
17. Anycia
Don’t let her laid-back flow fool you: Anycia is passionate about her music and her Atlanta roots. Her breakthrough came courtesy of her 2024 Latto-featuring hit “Back Outside,” and this past summer, Nene continued to pay homage to her hometown with her DJ Drama-hosted Grady Baby. The project’s stand-out track, “Put Up,” features playful back-and-forths with Quavo. Yup, that’s more Georgia greatness.
16. Little Simz
London’s finest female MC has been rappin’ since the 2010s and her notoriety continues to rise. Simz’s latest critically acclaimed album, Lotus, is deeply personal, as evidenced by the opening track, “Thief,” a clap back at former producer Info. Her second single, “Free,” is my favorite here and I would love to see her work garner more American consumption.
15. Ice Spice
“They say they wanted a bop. I was just poppin’ my sh*t, I didn’t really mean to go pop,” Ice Spice boasts on her new single, “Baddie Baddie.” Undoubtedly, the Bronx Bomber has conquered the charts with hits like “Munch (Feelin’ U),” “In Ha Mood,” and “Deli,” so despite her recent visit to Paris Fashion Week, The Princess of the X remains focused on the music.
14. Pluto
While the consensus is that we didn’t have a clear hip-hop anthem this past summer, no one can deny that this Atlanta newcomer shook things up with her whimsical, YKNiece-featuring “Whim Whammie.” Pluto is the leader of a new wave of ATL female MCs, which includes BunnaB and Bankroll Ni, and her bold style is evident on “2 Crash Outs,” her captivating collaboration with man of the hour YoungBoy Never Broke Again.
13. JT
Leaving a successful group like City Girls and going solo is no easy task, but JT seems to have the confidence, skill, and swagger to pull it off. Her 2024 solo debut mixtape City Cinderella showcased her promise and her triumphant trap anthem. “Okay” went gold and caught the attention of Jeezy, who hopped on the remix. Time will tell if JT will officially respond to rival Cardi B, but for certain, she’ll stay in today’s conversation.
12. Flo Milli
After conquering TikTok in 2019 with her two catchy clever tunes — the Ethereal and Playboi Carti flip “Beef FloMix” and the playful “In The Party” — Flo ascended in 2024 with her album Fine Ho, Stay, which was anchored by the platinum smash “Never Lose Me.” This year, the new mother just released the potent “Perfect Person” and preps for the future.
11. Coi Leray
The daughter of Benzino, Coi is already hip-hop’s most successful second-generation artist. Her two big platinum hits have solidified that: 2021’s nifty “No More Parties,” which knocks with or without Lil Durk, and “Players,” a female-empowerment bop that samples Grandmaster Flash’s “The Message.” Fresh off the birth of her first child, Coi is currently back with a West Coast slap, “Act Like You Know” featuring Shoreline Mafia.
10. Sexyy Red
Yeah, Sexyy’s been in a bit of a slump lately. “Fat Juicy & Wet” with Bruno Mars lacked magic and “Hoochie Coochie” was horrendous, but I’m confident the St. Louis rapper will get her swagger back. Until then, we’re still turning up to “Get It Sexyy,” “SkeeYee,” and “Pound Town. Don’t count Janae Wherry out.
9. Lizzo
Although she has a cannon of massive hits like “Truth Hurts” and “Good As Hell,” Lizzo showcases her love for hip-hop culture with her latest project, My Face Hurts From Smiling. On this “mixtape,” she flaunts and flows all over “Whim Whamiee” (via “Yitty On Tittys (Freestyle)”), rejects the fellas with Doja (“Still Can’t Fuh”), and goes toe-to-toe with Tierra Whack (“Internet”). Dig the new direction.
8. Rapsody
“Under-appreciated, but I’m still the most respected,” Rapsody observed on her amazing, Hit-Boy produced “Asteroids.” Truer words have never been spoken. Although Rap might not have the certifications or plaques of some of her female peers, she remains a formidable vocal force that no one wants to disrespect or dare battle. Go polish her Grammy.
7. Doja Cat
A self-proclaimed “rapper that makes pop music,” Doja continues to carve her own lane in the rap game with her recent fifth album, Vie, anchored by the outstanding single “Gorgeous.” The demand for Doja is so high she’s set to embark on a massive world tour that begins November 18, 2025 in Auckland, New Zealand and concludes December 1, 2026 at New York’s Madison Square Garden. Enjoy the show.
6. Doechii
The Swamp Princess dropped her second “mixtape,” Alligator Bites Never Heal, on August 30, 2024, the final date of eligibility for the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. Six months later, Jaylah graced the stage and collected her award for Best Rap Album. Doe is closing out 2025 strong with a 16-city tour as we impatiently wait for her next full project.
5. Megan Thee Stallion
The salacious headlines about her personal life can’t disguise the fact that Meg has become one of the most successful hip-hop artists of the 2020s. The H-Town hottie has been turning heads and ripping mics since “Big Ole Freak,” and she’s most recently been teasing a new snippet that samples Total’s “Kissin’ You,” which sounds like another potential hit to me.
4. Latto
Atlanta’s current queen of rap has delivered three straight gold albums: Queen Of Da Souf (2020), 777 (2022), and Sugar Honey Iced Tea (2024). Although she loves to showcase her sexy style, Big Mama has shown with battle-ready songs like “Sunday Service” that she takes her craft seriously and is not the MC to play with.
3. GloRilla
When you think motion, you think of Glo. This lady from Memphis who has crafted a gang of platinum anthems like “F.N.F. (Let’s Go),” “Tomorrow,” “Yeah Glo!,” and “Wanna Be.” Glo’s charismatic wit shined even brighter on her 2024 studio debut album Glorious, which featured more musical triumphs, like the irresistible “T.G.I.F.” We eagerly await Ms. Woods’ next moves.
2. Nicki Minaj
Like a prime Mike Tyson delivering punches to the face, the queen from Queens ruled rap in the 2010s with an iron fist. Although the female rap scene has become bountiful today, Onika has maintained her career GOAT status with her powerful 2023 album Pink Friday 2 and the promise that her Royal Highness will return in March 2026 with her next album. Things are sure to get interesting.
1. Cardi B
It took seven years for Belcalis to follow her classic 2018 debut Invasion Of Privacy, but one listen to her dynamic Am I The Drama? proves she hasn’t lost a step. In fact, Bardi’s better than she’s ever been while pouring her heart over her ex Offset (“Man Of Your Word”) or chin-checking female competitors like JT (“Magnet”) and Bia (“Pretty & Petty”). It’s a helluva triumphant return. Trap Selena is back on top.
Keeping up with new music can be exhausting, even impossible. From the weekly album releases to standalone singles dropping on a daily basis, the amount of music is so vast it’s easy for something to slip through the cracks. Even following along with the Uproxx recommendations on a daily basis can be a lot to ask, so every Monday we’re offering up this rundown of the best new music this week.
This week saw Tame Impala unload a new album and Magdalena Bay drop off another pair of unexpected new songs. Yeah, it was a great week for new music. Check out the highlights below.
Magdalena Bay have been clearing out the vaults lately. Last month, they shared a pair of new songs, and last week, they did it again with “Human Happens” and “Paint Me A Picture.”
Ashnikko — “Skin Cleared”
Pop experimenter Ashnikko has unveiled her highly anticipated second album Smoochies and the tracklist is full of highlights. One is “Skin Cleared,” an aggressive synth onslaught that leaves room for Ashnikko’s catchy lyrics to shine through.
Militarie Gun — “God Owes Me Money
God Save The Gun is out now, but before it dropped, the band fired off one more pre-album single. They went with “God Owes Me Money,” a melancholic and guitar-driven track.
Balming Tiger and Yaeji — “Wo Ai Ni”
Yaeji has popped up here and there with new songs this year, and last week, she surfaced with a pair of new collaborations, both with alternative K-pop collective Balming Tiger. “Wo Ai Ni” is a particularly catchy number, with the “I love you, wo ai ni” hook being an instant earworm.
Joji – “Pixelated Kisses”
Joji is somebody who built his brand on the internet. On his new comeback single “Pixelated Kisses,” though, he’s tired of digital interactions and expresses that he’d much prefer the real thing.
Teddy Swims — “You’ve Got Another Thing Coming”
The upcoming second season of Netflix’s Nobody Wants This has been delivering with its soundtrack. There was a new Giveon song earlier this month, and now they’ve tapped Teddy Swims for the soulful “You’ve Got Another Thing Coming.”
Sudan Archives — “A Bug’s Life”
Sudan Archives is ready to dance on her new album, The BPM. She also shared a really slick video for “A Bug’s Life,” which sees her trudging through the desert and dancing in a chrome bodysuit.
This Is Lorelei — “Name Of The Band”
Instead of a whole new album, Nate Amos has dug into his underappreciated archives and re-recorded some of his old tunes for a new collection, Holo Boy. The re-recorded songs from come nine different original releases and were written between 2014 and 2021, and among them is the jaunty “Name Of The Band.”
Fakemink — “Fidelio”
The British rapper and producer had made waves in London’s underground rap scene and he continued the journey last week with “Fidelio.” The track has some eerie strings grounded by an aggressive beat, a combination that keeps the song delightfully on edge.
Scottish filmmaker Lynne Ramsay initially had hesitations about working on Die My Love, as she felt it tread similar ground to her 2011 movie We Need To Talk About Kevin. But, Jennifer Lawrence, who stars and produces through her production company Excellent Cadaver, ultimately convinced her to take on the adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s novel.
The end result was clearly appealing to business types: Mubi ended up securing distribution rights after what was described as a “fevered” bidding war. The star power here doesn’t hurt, as Lawrence stars alongside Robert Pattinson.
Ahead of the movie’s release, keep reading for everything you need to know before it hits theaters.
Plot
An official description reads:
“The film follows Grace (Lawrence) and her partner Jackson (Pattinson), who have recently moved into an old house deep in the country. With ambitions to write The Great American Novel, Grace settles into her new environment, and the couple welcome a baby soon after. However, with Jackson frequently — and suspiciously — absent, and the pressures of domestic life starting to weigh on her, Grace begins to unravel, leaving a path of destruction in her wake.”
At Cannes earlier this year, Ramsay spoke about how she felt some critics misunderstood the movie, saying, “This whole postpartum thing is just bullsh*t. It’s not about that. It’s about a relationship breaking down, it’s about love breaking down, and sex breaking down after having a baby. And it’s also about a creative block.”
Cast
The movie stars Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattinson, LaKeith Stanfield, Nick Nolte, and Sissy Spacek.
Lawrence spoke about how being a mother played a part in this role, telling Vulture:
“Having children changes everything. It changes your whole life. It’s brutal and incredible. […] As a mother, it was really hard to separate what I would do as opposed to what [my character] would do. And it was just heartbreaking… I had just had my firstborn, and there’s not really anything like postpartum. It’s extremely isolating. She doesn’t have a community. She doesn’t have her people. But the truth is, extreme anxiety and extreme depression is isolating, no matter where you are. You feel like an alien.”
Release Date
The film is set to hit theaters nationwide on November 7. There are also some advance screenings in the Los Angeles area on the following dates:
10/20 at 1 p.m. PT — Wilshire Screening Room, 8670 Wilshire Blvd Suite 112, Beverly Hills
10/23 at 7 p.m. PT — Rodeo Screening Room, 150 S Rodeo Dr #140, Beverly Hills
10/28 at 7 p.m. PT — Sepulveda Screening Room, 1640 S Sepulveda Blvd #104, West Los Angeles
10/29 at 12 p.m. PT — Dolby Screening Room, 3608 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank
Trailer
Check out the Die My Love trailer below, along with a clip.
Even after all these years, Saturday Night Live is still capable of producing characters that make waves in pop culture long after the original sketch has aired. One of the most prominent ones lately has been Marcello Hernández’s Domingo, the subject of Chloe Fineman’s character Kelsey’s extramarital affairs. The whole thing started with a group of bridesmaids singing a parody of Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso” and the sketch format has returned a few different times since the initial airing a year ago.
Since Carpenter was back as host and musical guest this past weekend, it was essentially a given that Domingo would return, and indeed, he did. SNL had so much faith in the bit landing, in fact, that they did it as a cold open.
This time around, it’s pretty much the same story. The women recount a night out in Nashville through some parodies, of Taylor Swift’s “The Fate Of Ophelia,” Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra,” and Alex Warren’s “Ordinary.” Of course, Domingo is involved, with Kelsey pretending she’s sick and then sneaking out of the hotel to meet up with Domingo. Unsurprisingly, Domingo showed up to the party, sang his own song, and that’s that.
Of all the modern pop stars, Sabrina Carpenter is perhaps the most qualified to pull double-duty as host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live: She’s one of the biggest singers in the world right now, she has a real background in acting, and she’s frequently hilarious. She actually did take over the show in both roles on the latest episode, but there was a bit of what might be called a slip-up.
For one of her two musical performances, Carpenter sang the Man’s Best Friend cut “Nobody’s Son.” There’s a part of the song where she repeats, “He sure f*cked me up / And yes, I’m talking ’bout your baby,” but on air, she didn’t censor herself and said the F-word twice. As the New York Post notes, the cursing made it on the live broadcast and the Peacock simulcast, but was censored during the West Coast airing and online postings, like the YouTube video above. Here’s a clip of the uncensored performance.
Also notable was her performance of the hit “Manchild,” which saw her performing in a bedroom set while wearing just underwear and a T-shirt. The text on the back of the underwear, by the way, read, “It’s Saturday night!”
Check out the performances above and below.
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