Opening night of the NBA season is supposed to be a time for optimism, as teams still have the belief that this will be their year. In New Orleans, much of the excitement stems from having a new point guard in town in Dejounte Murray, who they hope can give them a different dimension and push them further into the playoff conversation in the West.
On Wednesday night, the Pelicans got their season underway with a 123-111 win over the Bulls at home in the Smoothie King Center, with Murray filling up the stat sheet with 14 points, 10 assists, and eight rebounds in 30 minutes on the floor in a win that was headlined by Brandon Ingram’s 33-point outburst. However, after the game Shams Charania of ESPN reported brought word that Murray suffered what the team fears is a fractured left hand and will miss some time. Murray came out of the game with a minute to play in the fourth in a mass substitution with the rest of the starters, but at some point he took a hit to the hand that caused the injury.
The Pelicans do have a decent bit of backcourt depth and can manage a stretch without Murray, as CJ McCollum can run point and they have Jose Alvarado as a more than capable backup. Still, losing your starting point guard is never a good thing, especially considering Murray is new to the Pelicans and missing any extended time just takes away valuable reps with the rest of the team to continue building rapport and getting comfortable on the court together.
The Atlanta Hawks and the Brooklyn Nets began their respective regular seasons in Atlanta on Wednesday night. It was a close game between two teams that aren’t expected to do a ton during the 2024-25 campaign, and during the fourth quarter, one of the young building blocks for the Nets saw his night come to a premature end.
The Hawks got out and ran after a turnover, and Dyson Daniels — who the team acquired in the Dejounte Murray trade with the New Orleans Pelicans — looked like he was going to get a layup. Nic Claxton tried to challenge him, but instead of getting the ball, he ended up hitting Daniels with a clothesline that sent the young guard to the floor.
Dyson Daniels took a hard foul from Nic Claxton and Daniels got up in his face
Daniels, shockingly, was not an especially huge fan of this, so he got up and immediately got into it with Claxton. Their pushing and shoving spilled into the area behind the basket, and ultimately, they were broken up. Daniels got a Flagrant 1 for escalating things, and unsurprisingly, a foul this hard meant that Claxton got a Flagrant 2 and an automatic ejection. At the time of his departure from the game, Claxton had seven points, five rebounds, a steal, and a block.
The secret to Chipotle’s menu is nailing down your build. Once you know exactly how you like your burrito, bowl, and tacos, the flavors deepen, and you’re left not with a disparate clash of ingredients, but a harmonious symphony of complementary flavors. We have a lot of thoughts on how to achieve this (hint, it’s all about balance), and in our various taste tests we’ve come to find that no single ingredients has as big an influence as the protein.
A burrito made with barbacoa is going to taste radically different from one made with sofritas, even if every other ingredient is the same. The protein choice has such a profound effect on how the other ingredients interact that if you’ve yet to find “your” order at Chipotle, it may be because you’re getting the wrong protein.
So to help guide you to only the very best, we’ve ranked every single protein available at Chipotle right now. To get a better sense of how these different meat (and non-meat) options taste, we’ve tasted them without any additional ingredients. This has allowed us to really zero in on what these different options offer.
It also made the employees at my local Chipotle think I was crazy. “So you just want meat on a tortilla? Nothing else?” is a question I was actually asked. But hey, somebody had to do it. Here is every protein option at Chipotle right now, ranked.
7. Sofritas
Dane Rivera
Calories: 150 Protein: 8g
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
Yes, I’m ranking Chipotle’s only plant-based protein (unless you count guacamole) last, and that sucks if you don’t eat meat, but it is what it is. The Sofritas just fall short.
Here is what works: the flavor is a nice blend of pepper and cumin that really help cut through any add-ons. They have a savory vibe that is somewhat akin to meat.
What doesn’t work is the texture. It’s so incredibly wet that it’ll soak through your tortilla or pool up at the bottom of your bowl. The chunky tofu bits that make up the bulk of this protein are chewy to the point of being distracting.
And I can’t be the only one that feels this way, because its clear from the bin that this is Chipotle’s least popular meat option. That means it doesn’t get changed out enough, so when its served to you it’s almost always stale and lukewarm.
The Bottom Line:
The way-too-wet consistency and chewy texture make this Chipotle’s worst protein option. We’re begging you Chipotle, on behalf of non-meat-eaters, make a calabacitas (sautéed squash, corn, tomatoes, onions and pepper) or nopales (cactus) option.
6. Carnitas
Carnitas
Calories: 210 Protein: 23g
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
Chipotle’s carnitas are quite possibly the worst carnitas I’ve ever had. And, look, as someone from Mexican heritage who grew up surrounded by amazing taquerias, it’s not that I’m on my high horse about this. I’m not going to sit here and talk about whether or not these are “proper” carnitas — they just don’t have any of the aspects of what make actual carnitas great.
Chipotle’s carnitas are dry, over-salted, and fatty and sinewy when they should be tender and juicy. The flavor is on point, I’m getting cumin, salt, pepper, and oregano with a bit of sweetness, but the chew and dryness is so off-putting, that no amount of flavor could make up for it.
When people say Chipotle isn’t “real Mexican food,” it’s because of sh*t like this.
The Bottom Line:
A major skip. The worst carnitas I’ve ever had at a fast food “Mexican-inspired,” restaurant.
5. Guacamole
Dane Rivera
Calories: 360 Protein: 2g
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
I certainly don’t consider guacamole to be a “protein” option, but Chipotle does, and because of that, we’re ranking it!
As a protein, it leaves a lot to be desired, but flavorwise? It’s hard for me to find something to complain about.
Chipotle’s guacamole features a red onion-dominant flavor, bits of jalapeño, creamy and fresh avocado, and a little too much lime juice. It’s not the best guacamole I’ve ever had, but for a fast food restaurant? It’s hard to find something that compares. Taco Bell, Del Taco, and El Pollo Loco wish they could make guacamole this authentic.
What really sells me on this guacamole is the diced jalapeño, which adds a nice subtle kick that lingers on the palate between bites.
The Bottom Line:
Pretty damn good guacamole. Chipotle just needs to chill out a bit on the lime. Even though it’s not really a protein option.
4. Steak
Dane Rivera
Calories: 150 Protein: 21g
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
I like Chipotle’s steak but it’s probably the least consistently good protein on the entire menu. When it’s good the steak is tender, cooked medium, and has a perfectly caramelized outer that offers a bit of bite and reveals a wonderful medley of black pepper, salt, and cumin. But when its bad, which is more often than not, it’s grainy, chewy, and way too tough.
So use your eyes here, if the steak looks fresh, order it, if not, have a second option at the ready.
The Bottom Line:
If it was a bit more consistent, we’d rank it higher, but for now it’ll have to take fourth place.
3. Chicken
Dane Rivera
Calories: 180 Protein: 32g
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
Chipotle’s chicken is flavor-packed and tender. The chicken tastes flame-grilled and has a nice balance of smokey qualities — courtesy of some ancho chilis — and the savory zest of adobo sauce. Contrary to popular assumption, this chicken is not breast meat, it’s thigh, which is why it’s always so tender and juicy.
If you don’t like dark meat because it tends to be chewy, that’s not really a problem here. These are some pretty lean thighs, so you don’t have to deal with a lot of fatty pieces. You get all of the flavor of dark meat, without any of the chewiness.
The Bottom Line:
Flavorful, juicy, and remarkably consistent. You can rarely go wrong with Chipotle’s chicken.
2. Smoked Brisket
Dane Rivera
Calories: 360 Protein: 22g
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
Chipotle’s newest protein option, the Smoked Brisket, is an improvement over the regular Steak option in every way. The brisket is cooked whole, set to cool, and then hand-chopped which helps it retain its juices, offering tender bite after tender bite.
The flavor here leans much sweeter, with a noticeable brown sugar vibe joined by smokey and earthy chili notes and a nice charred texture that gives it some crunch. Unlike with the steak, when the smoked brisket sits around too long it doesn’t become tough and flavorless, instead the smokey and sweet notes intensify, which is great if you’ve got a long commute, or you’re the type that always ends up with leftovers.
The Bottom Line:
A smokey and sweet improvement to the regular Chipotle steak.
1. Barbacoa
Dane Rivera
Calories: 170 Protein: 24g
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
Chipotle’s all-time greatest protein, if you’re not ordering the barbacoa, you’re f*cking up fam. This stuff is insanely tender and absolutely explodes with flavor. Chipotle’s barbacoa is made from shoulder-cut meat (rather than the traditional cabeza, if that’s been keeping you away) and has this silky, sumptuous quality that makes it more savory and satisfying than every other protein option on the menu.
The main flavor we’re picking up on is beef with notes of oregano, cloves, bay leaf, black pepper, and adobo. What we especially love about the barbacoa though is how it complements every dish on the menu. Bowls are more satisfying with it, burritos more epic, tacos more savory — you can’t go wrong with barbacoa, and because of that, it’s our number one pick, hands down.
The Bottom Line:
The GOAT. Order it on everything, and if you really want to up the flavor on your bowl or salad, ask them to spoon some of the juice this meat sits in over your dish.
Last year, a viral story made the rounds, of a Taylor Swift fan who got a job as a security guard at a concert venue so they could see an Eras Tour concert. Well, another fan tried something similar, except they went in a more deceptive route and ended up getting arrested.
Per NBC 6 South Florida, a 44-year-old man named Ivan Mariotti was arrested on charges of falsely impersonating an officer and interference with an entertainment event after pulling a stunt at one of Swift’s recent shows in Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium.
Per an arrest report, Mariotti was seen in the venue, wearing a badge. An officer asked why he had the badge, and Mariotti claimed he had been hired by four women to work as a security guard, saying he escorted the women to their seats but didn’t have a ticket himself. When confronted, the women said their aunt had hired a driver for the concert, and they weren’t sure why Mariotti had a badge.
Mariotti was arrested and booked, and while he was later granted a $1,500 bond, he was being held on an immigration hold.
The return of The Eras Tour means new surprise songs, so check out the full list of all surprise songs she’s done so far, here.
As 2024 inches to a close, it’s time to start thinking about 2025. In particular, next year’s music festivals. One to put on your radar is Axe Ceremonia Festival. The two-day festival will take place on April 5 and 6 at Parque Bicentenario in Mexico City, Mexico, with headliners Tyler The Creator, Natanael Cano, Charli XCX, Massive Attack, Parcels, Tomorrow X Together, Gesaffelstein, and FKA Twigs.
Other artists include A.G. Cook, Lil Yachty, The Marias, The Dare, Brutalismus 3000, Nathy Peluso, and Kelly Lee Owens.
Pre-sale tickets for Axe Ceremonia Festival will be available on Ticketmaster for Citibanamex cardholders on Wednesday, October 23, with the general sale beginning a day later on Thursday, October 24. You can find more info here.
Check out the full lineup (listed in order on the poster) below.
Axe Ceremonia Festival 2025 Lineup
Tyler The Creator
Natanael Cano
Charli XCX
Massive Attack
Parcels
Cano
Tomorrow X Together
Gesaffelstein
FKA Twigs
Gesaffelstein
AG Cook
Barry Can’t Swim
Brutalismus 3000
Hanumankind
Lil Yachty
The Marias
Meme Del Rel
Nathy Peluso
NSQK
Richie Hawtin DEX EFX XOX
Aron
Artemas
Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso
The Dare
Fcukers
DJ Gigola
Horsegirl
Juan Cirerol
Kelly Lee Owens
Legallyrxx
Magdalena Bay
Ralphie Choo
Simpson Ahuevo
Yeyo
AgusFortnite2008 & Stiffy
Bobby Beethoven
Day2k
Derretida
Foreplay
Hetera Friné
Iza TKM
Jose Eduardo Barajas
Luisa Almaguer
Magnolia Coronado
Nash
Orly Anan
Pablopablo
Pepx Romero
Piolinda Marcela
Telescreens
Valgur
It looks like Aminé is ready for a proper return. The Portland rapper just shared a pair of new songs: the self-titled “Adam” (which is his real first name) and the Smino collaboration “Passenger Princess.” You can listen to both below.
On “Adam,” Aminé utilizes a slower beat to address a cooling romance. “Put your pride aside, come walk with me,” he croons. “I cater to you, please, tell me what you need.”
Meanwhile, “Passenger Princess” samples Total’s “Tell Me,” for a groovy, more boastful angle on relationships. Smino flexes his usual intricate, half-sung style, quipping, “Sometimes, she mad ’cause I’m so aloof and she want me in involved / Sometimes, she hungry, sometimes, she jealous, sometimes, she wrong / Say life is a bitch, I guess I know more ’bout that bitch than I thought.”
From the way the two tracks are presented, it does look a lot like Aminé is preparing to drop a new album, his first since 2020’s Limbo (although he did drop a mixtape, TwoPointFive, in 2021, and the Kaytranada collaboration, Kaytraminé, in 2023). The two tracks follow his remix of Charli XCX’s “360,” “360.5,” which he released in July.
You can listen to Aminé’s new singles “Adam” and “Passenger Princess” with Smino above.
Welcome to SNX DLX, your weekly roundup of the best sneakers to hit the internet — though in this week’s case, we might have to issue an addendum here. We’re still going to be talking about this week’s best sneakers, but we’re also going to be profiling the many Halloween-themed sneakers dropping this week.
And while I love a guide seasonal shoe as much as the next sneakerhead, I don’t know that I would go as far as saying these Halloween shoes are little more than a novelty. So if you’re not a fan of themed-sneakers, feel free to scroll right past the first three sneakers in this list.
Luckily for all you holiday haters, five of this week’s sneakers have nothing to do with Halloween and are dope enough that any one of them may be your favorite of the year. Here are the best sneakers dropping this week, and where to find them.
I can’t tell what the main influence behind this Halloween-themed Dunk is — is it the Swamp Thing or Tales From the Crypt? I’m definitely getting equal parts swampy and decayed vibes from this sneaker, which isn’t something I thought I’d ever say about a shoe.
The Dunk Low Halloween features the classic Dunk build with a cracked leather upper, a stomach-turning green and black color combination, skull insoles, and a skull-shaped toe box. Spooky!
The Nike Dunk Low Halloween is set to drop on October 24th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $130. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
The AF-1 Halloween takes all the details from the Dunk Halloween — cracked leather, giant etched skull toe box, spooky insoles — and slaps it across the AF-1. It’s lazy, but if you prefer darker colors and the AF-1 silhouette over the Dunk, then this is the sneaker for you.
The Nike Air Force 1 Halloween is set to drop on October 24th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $140. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
I’m not a fan of Nike dropping two shoes in one week that have the exact same name, so we’re calling this one the “Hockey,” because of the toe box motif. This sneaker takes obvious inspiration from Jason Vorhees and features a much cleaner all-white premium leather upper compared to the other AF-1 Halloween.
It would’ve been really cool if Nike put a wear-away upper on this sneaker that revealed some crimson red, but they didn’t. If you want to steal that idea from me Nike, go ahead and send me an email, we’ll talk details.
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Halloween is set to drop on October 24th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $150. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
Nike
Ice Studios x New Balance M10 Pristine with Marine Blue
New Balance
Price:$139.99
New Balance has linked up with the New York and London-based clothing brand Ice Studios for a new update on the archival M10 trail running sneaker. The sneaker features big, blocky primary colors with a mixed upper that features mesh and knit, a ARIAPRENE dual-branded foam tongue, and rides on thick rubber tread.
The sneaker balances a lightweight build with utilitarian functionality. It is easily our favorite trail sneaker of the year, which is something we never thought we’d say about a New Balance release.
The Ice Studios x New Balance M10 Pristine with Marine Blue is set to drop on October 24th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $139.99. Pick up a pair at New Balance.
You have to hand it to Kevin Durant — it’s not every day that a pro ball player can drop a sneaker inspired by their aunt and have it come across as incredibly cool, but he’s done it! The KD 4 Aunt Pearl is named and dedicated to Durant’s aunt who sadly passed away from lung cancer 24 years ago. The sneaker was made as a tribute to her memory and legacy, and was made in collaboration with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
The sneaker features a pearlescent pink upper with pearl graphics at the heel and tongue.
The Nike KD 4 Aunt Pearl is set to drop on October 25th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $130. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
This year Nike has been focusing a lot on the Zoom Vomero but a vast majority of those drops have been women’s size exclusives. So if you’ve got big feet, you’ve probably been feeling left out. Luckily for you, the latest colorway is featuring a full-size run, so if you’ve been eagerly waiting for a new Vomero 5, this is your week!
The Black and Metallic Silver features a mixed upper of textile, synthetic leather, and plastic, with a simple three-color scheme that combines black, silver, and white.
The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 Black and Metallic Silver is set to drop on October 25th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $160. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
Looking to pick up an early Christmas gift for your favorite Jordan-wearing girlfriend (or yourself)? We’ve got it right here: the women’s-sized Jordan 4 Orchid. The sneaker features a soft suede upper, gray speckled midsole and wings, and a padded collar.
The Nike Women’s Air Jordan 4 Orchid is set to drop on October 26th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $215. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
For Bad Bunny’s latest with Adidas, Benito has teamed up with Argentinian soccer superstar Lionel Messi for this double-branded take on one of Adidas all-time-greatest silhouettes, the Gazelle.
This sneaker features a leather upper with leather lining, “Benito,” and “Leo” branding on the three stripes, Adidas’ rare X-stripped heel, a translucent gum sole, and a cardboard and cream white colorway.
The Adidas Bad Bunny x Messi Gazelle is set to drop on October 26th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $180. Pick up a pair via the Adidas CONFIRMED app.
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On her recent album Megan, Megan Thee Stallion went all in on snakes for the album’s motif. On her next release, she’s going in a slightly less menacing and venomous direction. Last week, Megan revealed her latest project is called Megan: Act II, and it’s set to drop on October 25. She also shared the cover art, a butterfly-heavy image inspired by 2000s-era design (which not everybody loved).
Now, days before the project’s release, Megan Thee Stallion has revealed the tracklist for her upcoming album Megan: Act II on social media today (October 23). She did so with an animated image featuring the tracklist written on a blank CD in marker. Meg’s hand in the photo has colorful, ornate, and long nails, while the table is covered in butterfly illustrations.
Find the post here and check out the tracklist below.
Megan Thee Stallion’s Megan: Act II Tracklist
1. “Bigger In Texas”
2. “Bourbon Freestyle”
3. “Number One Rule”
4. “Roc Steady” Feat. Flo Milli
5. “Best Friend”
6. “Right Now”
7. “Mamushi (Remix)” Feat. Twice
8. “TYG” Feat. Spirit Box
9. “Motion”
10. “Fell In Love”
11. “I Luv Her Freestyle”
12. “Like A Freak B*tch”
13. “Neva Play” Feat. RM of BTS (bonus track)
Megan: Act Two is out 10/25 via Hot Girl Productions. Find more information here.
On Pom Pom Squad’s 2021 debut album, Death Of A Cheerleader, frontperson Mia Berrin steeped her songs of heartbreak in grungy guitars and poppy melodies on songs like “Head Cheerleader” and “Shame Reactions.” Her second album, Mirror Starts Moving Without Me, is as guitar-heavy as its predecessor, but, this time around, Berrin leans more into her pop-minded proclivities than ever.
Drum machines and synths are all over tracks like “Street Fighter” and “Spinning,” showcasing the Hoboken-based artist’s intuitive abilities to evolve her craft without losing sight of what made Pom Pom Squad so much fun in the first place. Drawing inspiration from Alice In Wonderland, horror films, and retro video games, Berrin creates a wonderland of her own.
Ahead of the record’s release on Friday, Berrin sat down with Uproxx to talk about FKA Twigs, being her own inspiration, how she makes a mean burger, and more in our latest Q&A.
What are four words you would use to describe your music?
Eclectic queer indie pop
It’s 2050 and the world hasn’t ended and people are still listening to your music. How would you like it to be remembered?
I hope they’re like “this holds up!”
Who’s the person who has most inspired your work, and why?
Right now I’m my inspiration. I started writing Mirror in a moment where my sense of self was tenuous at best; the only thing that helped was burrowing deeper into myself and taking the time to get back in touch with my own creative sensibilities again — I wanted to try to channel a version of myself from when I had no pretense attached to music. When I just loved making stuff.
Where did you eat the best meal of your life and what was it?
Churrasco steak with potatoes at a restaurant in Brooklyn called Tabare! They also make the best cocktail I’ve ever had – orange gin and fresh shredded strawberries with rosemary syrup.
Tell us about the best concert you’ve ever attended.
This is kinda cheating, but when we toured with Poppy and PVRIS, I watched both of their sets practically every night and was blown away. That was a really special run for all of us and I learned so much from it!
What song never fails to make you emotional?
“Cellophane” by FKA Twigs! I have to skip it every time it comes on or I’ll just start crying.
What’s the last thing you Googled?
Sabrina Carpenter “Bed Chem” lyrics
Where’s the weirdest place you’ve ever crashed while on tour?
We crashed on the floor of an art space in the Midwest that had a room full of mannequins and a trap door that led to a huge, concrete cellar – I slept with scissors under my pillow.
What’s your favorite city in the world to perform and what’s the city you hope to perform in for the first time?
There’s nothing like a hometown show – I love performing in New York. In the future I would really love to play in Tokyo.
What’s one piece of advice you’d go back in time to give to your 18-year-old self?
Oh god there’s so much. I’d probably start with “stop hanging out with people who make you feel bad.”
What’s one of your hidden talents?
I make a mean burger!
If you had a million dollars to donate to charity, what cause would you support and why?
I’d donate to Palestinian civilian aid. As a Jew, the ongoing apartheid and subsequent genocide of Palestinians seems completely antithetical to what I was raised believing. No human being deserves the kind of violence we’ve been witnessing over the past year, and I pray that a ceasefire is imminent.
What are your thoughts about AI and the future of music?
AI definitely poses a threat to artists on a commercial/financial/capitalistic level, but I don’t think it will ever truly replace artists. At the end of the day, creative expression is a human instinct.
You are throwing a music festival. Give us the dream lineup of 5 artists that will perform with you and the location it would be held.
I’d choose FKA Twigs, Beyoncé, Stevie Nicks, Sabrina Carpenter, and Princess Nokia – I’d probably hold it somewhere by the beach.
Who’s your favorite person to follow on social media?
Right now it’s KATSEYE!
What’s the story behind your first or favorite tattoo?
I have a Virgin Suicides tattoo on my left arm. There’s no story behind it, really I just love the movie.
Who was your first celebrity crush?
Sailor Jupiter!
You have a month off and the resources to take a dream vacation. Where are you going and who is coming with you?
I’d take my partner to Japan!
What is your biggest fear?
Heights!
Mirror Starts Moving Without Me is out 10/25 via City Slang. Find more information here.
We haven’t had official new music from The xx in a few years, but the group’s members have stayed busy. That includes Romy pressing forward with a solo career, and she has a new song out today, October 23: She teamed up with Sampha, who previously opened for The xx on early tours back in the day, on the stirring new song “I’m On Your Team.”
Romy says of the single, “It’s a love song but lyrically, it’s honest and truthful. Like ‘we’ve had the magic and dreaminess but now we’ve been through things together, so here we are and I’m putting in the work.’” Sampha adds “I love the idea of being part of a team, that you have to show up for each other, and from there you can create an even deeper connection.’ The evolving nature of a relationship crystalizes somewhere between the chorus of ‘And I hope the way I feel tonight, is the way I feel for life’ and the closing ‘I’m on your team, but I can’t always coach you.’”
The xx, meanwhile, recently had a sort of pseudo-reunion, when Romy and Oliver Sim both featured on one of Jamie xx’s new solo songs, “Waited All Night.”
Listen to “I’m On Your Team” above.
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