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In life only two things are certain — death and taxes. However, there is something else that you can almost always bet your bottom dollar on, a Foo Fighters tour.

Last year, the band hit the road for the Everything Or Nothing At All Tour. Due to overwhelming success, Foo Fighters extended the run into 2024. So, if you snagged yourself a ticket, what should expect?

Continue below for show times, the remaining tour dates, and more.

What Time Is Foo Fighters On Stage For The ‘Everything Or Nothing At All Tour?’

According to attendees submitted data on Setlist.fm, Foo Fighters tend to take the stage two and a half hours after doors to the venue have opened. For example, on May 1 in Dallas, Texas, Dos Equis Pavilion began letting ticketholders into at 5:30 p.m. By 8:30 p.m., the band had kicked off the opening song to their setlist.

Now, the length of their set fluctuates from show to show. For more lively crowds, their encore can run between one and three songs. So, to play it safe be prepared for a roughly two hour and forty five minute performance.

Foo Fighters Tour 2024: Everything Or Nothing At All Tour

05/07 — Raleigh, NC @ Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
05/09 — Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion
05/11 — Daytona Beach, FL @ Welcome To Rockville (festival appearance)
06/13 — Manchester, England @ Emirates Old Trafford !/
06/15 — Manchester, England @ Emirates Old Trafford %~
06/17 — Glasgow, Scotland @ Hampden Park %<
06/20 — London, England @ London Stadium !>
06/22 — London, England @ London Stadium %@
06/25 — Cardiff, Wales @ Principality Stadium !
06/27 — Birmingham, England @ Villa Park %@
07/17 — Queens, NY @ Citi Field &+
07/19 — Queens, NY @ Citi Field £=
07/21 — Boston, MA @ Fenway Park £=
07/23 — Hershey, PA @ Hersheypark Stadium £=
07/25 — Cincinnati, OH @ Great American Ballpark &+
07/28 — Minneapolis, MN @ Target Field &!
08/03 — Denver, CO @ Empower Field at Mile High &+
08/07 — San Diego, CA @ Petco Park £$
08/09 — Los Angeles, CA @ BMO Stadium £=
08/11 — Los Angeles, CA @ BMO Stadium &$
08/16 — Portland, OR @ Providence Park Soccer Stadium &$
08/18 — Seattle, WA @ T-Mobile Park &$

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! with Wet Leg
% with Courtney Barnett
# with The Chats
{ with Teenage Joans
[ with Body/Type
@ with Hot Milk
} with Dick Move
? with Teenage Jesus And The Jean Teasers
/ with Loose Articles
~ with Chroma
< with Honeyblood
> with Shame
with Himalayas
& with Pretenders
+ with Mammoth WVH
! with L7
£ with The Hives
= with Amyl And The Sniffers
$ with Alex G

Foo Fighters’ Everything Or Nothing At All Tour poster

Tom Brady has an extremely strong argument as the greatest quarterback in NFL history. He won seven Super Bowl championships (appearing in 10), five Super Bowl MVPs, and three NFL MVPs over his two decades in the NFL with the Patriots and Buccaneers. He made an outrageous amount of money and is set to make even more over the course of a monstrous deal with Fox to be their new lead broadcaster — if he doesn’t try to make another NFL comeback this fall.

All of this is to say, Brady should not be in a position where he’s desperate to say yes to things like a celebrity roast. And yet, there he was on Sunday night sitting on stage as comedians (and Drew Bledsoe) tore into him on stage live on Netflix, looking like he was not exactly enjoying himself.

While Brady’s football career is unassailable, his personal life is not, and if he thought certain things would be off limits then he was very mistaken. There were plenty of divorce jokes, which he probably expected, but the line he seemingly drew in the sand was when Jeff Ross made a massage joke about Robert Kraft. Brady stood up from his seat, walked over, and very much not jokingly said “don’t say that shit again” to Ross.

Kraft, of course, was charged with solicitation in 2019 after a sting at a Florida massage parlor, but pled not guilty. Ross, who showed up for the roast in a “Roast J Simpson” jersey, has never met a line he wouldn’t dance over, and Brady was clearly not pleased with that — and it briefly looked like we might have a Will Smith-Chris Rock moment.

Spring is in full bloom across the US, but not the weather isn’t the only thing heating up. But nothing quite as hot as Drake’s feud with nearly the entirety of rap.

Over the last few weeks, the “First Person Shooter” rapper’s has had to endure shot after shot from his former collaborators. On Drake’s latest response record, “Family Matters,” he ended the figurative clip on them all. But given the list of folks gunning for Drake it has become a tedious task keeping up with them all. So, below we’ve compiled a quick reference breakdown.

Who Did Drake Diss On “Family Matters?”

The easiest answer is everyone. But you came for a list. So on “Family Matters” Drake took aim at Kendrick Lamar, Asap Rocky, The Weeknd, Rick Ross, and of course Metro Boomin.

Continue for a few of the standout lines tailored for each musician. You can listen to the full track at the end.

Kendrick Lamar

I been with Black and white and everything that’s in between / You the Black messiah wifin’ up a mixed queen / And hit vanilla cream to help out with your self-esteem / On some Bobby sh*t, I wanna know what Whitney need / All that puppy love was over in y’all late teens / Why you never hold your son and tell him, ‘Say cheese?’/ We could’ve left the kids out of this, don’t blame me / You a dog and you know it, you just play sweet / Your baby mama captions always screamin’, ‘Save me’ / You did her dirty all her life, you tryna make peace
I heard that one of them little kids might be Dave Free / Don’t make it Dave Free’s
‘Cause if your GM is your BM secret BD

Asap Rocky

Gassed ’cause you hit my BM first, n**** / do the math, who I was hittin’ then? / I ain’t even know you rapped still ’cause they only talkin’ ’bout your ‘fit again / Probably gotta have a kid again ‘fore you think of droppin’ any sh*t again / Even when you do drop, they gon’ say you should’ve modeled ’cause it’s mid again / Smokin’ Fenty ’bout it, should’ve put you on the first one, tryna get it in / Ask Fring if this a good idea the next time you cuddled in that bed again / She’ll even tell you leave the boy alone ‘fore you get your head split again

The Weeknd

I know you like to keep it short, so let me paraphrase / Knew it was smoke when Abel hit us with the serenade /
N**** said, ‘Uh, uh’ / Almost started reachin’ for my waist

Rick Ross

Ross callin’ me the white boy and the sh*t kind of got a ring to it / ‘Cause all these rappers wavin’ white flags while the whole f*ckin’ club sing to it / Murder scene on your man tonight, then come to the vigil with the candlelight / Body after f*ckin’ body and you know Rick readin’ my Miranda rights / I’m goin’ on vacation now, hope next time, y’all plan it right

Metro Boomin

Leland Wayne, he a f*ckin’ lame, so I know he had to be an influence / These n****s had a plan and they finally found a way to rope you into it / Two separate albums dissin’, I just did a Kim to it, n****, skim through it

Listen to the full track below.

Our first Game 7 of the 2024 NBA Playoffs arrived on Sunday afternoon in Cleveland, and despite falling into a huge first half deficit, the Cavaliers managed to take down the Magic, 106-94, and advance to the conference semis against the Celtics.

Early on it did not look like the trend of the home team winning each game would continue in Game 7, as the Magic ran away to a huge early advantage with the Cavs looking shell-shocked. Paolo Banchero carried the load in the first half for Orlando, scoring 24 points in a thoroughly dominant showing, as he put the Magic on his back.

However, after taking an 18-point lead, the Magic saw Cleveland claw back into it late in the second thanks to a bench spark from Caris LeVert and Sam Merrill. They provided some much-needed offensive juice to keep the Cavs attached while their stars struggled from the field.

In the third quarter, it was the Donovan Mitchell show. While he had 15 in the first half, he only shot 3-of-13 from the field, but quickly got into a rhythm in the third quarter by pushing the pace. Mitchell had 17 third quarter points to outscore Orlando by himself, quickly erasing Cleveland’s deficit and pushing them to the lead.

However, Mitchell needed someone to provide some help, and they got it in the form of their big offseason acquisition, Max Strus. The former Heat wing finally got rolling from three, scoring 11 points in the third (after a scoreless first half) to push the Cavs lead out to eight going to the fourth.

Even as the Cavs cooled off to start the fourth quarter, the Magic simply could not pry the lid off the rim. While the Cavs got timely buckets from LeVert and Strus to aid Mitchell, the Magic couldn’t provide similar support to Banchero. Franz Wagner and Jalen Suggs had dreadful games, combining to go 3-of-24 from the field, which allowed the Cavs to tilt their defense fully towards Banchero in the second half, forcing him to go through the entire defense any time he wanted to try and score — and, impressively, he was able to do that some in the fourth to keep Orlando within reach.

However, the Magic were never able to establish a rhythm around their star and with shots not falling, Orlando began to fade away. On the other end, the Cavs were able to get some timely buckets from non-Mitchell members. LeVert continued his strong night off the bench, scoring 15, while Darius Garland finally hit a shot from the corner and Evan Mobley even got a couple paint buckets.

The Cavs were able to gut out the win thanks to another incredible Mitchell performance but, more importantly, the supporting cast picking him up in support. Mitchell finished with 39 points, nine rebounds, and five assists on 11-of-26 shooting, with LeVert giving them those 15 off the bench, Strus chipping in 13 (11 in that third quarter run), Mobley had 11 points, 16 boards, and four blocks, Garland added 12 (10 in the fourth), and Isaac Okoro had eight and was a game-high +27 thanks to his incredible defensive effort.

On the other side, Banchero’s 36-point, 15-rebound double-double wasn’t quite enough given the lack of help. Wendell Carter Jr. had 13 points and Suggs finished with 10 (on 13 shots), but with Wagner only scoring six, they just could not apply enough pressure to the Cavs defense to create space to operate for Banchero in the second half. The Magic now see where they have to improve for next year. Some of that will be internal, with Wagner needing to become a more confident and willing shooter, but some of that is knowing they need to improve their backcourt rotation. Orlando pretty desperately needs to add a veteran guard capable of settling them down on offense and getting them a good shot when things start moving quickly. If they can do that, Banchero proved himself as a star in this series and the defensive core is truly that good.

For Cleveland, this was a critical performance in Game 7 after the way they exited the postseason a year ago. Mitchell was fantastic, and they were the stronger, more assertive team down the stretch. Now they face an immense task going up against the Celtics in the second round, but finally got their first playoff win without LeBron James since 1993 and will be playing with house money against the East’s best team.

Every now and again, bullying can help to better society. Ironically, SZA, an avid proponent of anti-celebrity online harassment found herself on the other side of things.

Despite her busy schedule, which includes her international SOS Tour dates, the “Snooze” singer still manages to catch up television’s hottest shows. Thanks to her May 2 post on X (formerly Twitter), SZA’s followers found out that includes Apple TV’s Severance starring Ben Stiller.

“Was tryna be polite but I really need a new season of ‘Severance’ right the f*ck now,” she wrote.

Well SZA’s outcry quickly made its way back to Stiller. So, the actor took hopped onto his personal page to issue a response.

“Ok…ok. Got it,” he replied.

Although the original series was renewed, not much progress has been made since its 2022 debut. With SZA lighting a fire under the production team, things could change soon. Even so, SZA decided to issue a playful apology for her strong language.

“Omg,” she wrote. “Please accept my humble apology LMAO. Whenever you’re ready is fine . [I’m] just dying of thirst. It’s the best show ever! You’re a madman . Thank you, Mr. Stiller, king sir!”

“Not I’m a stan and got caught bullying,” she wrote. “Not bullying works. I’m calling the cops on myself.”

Now, Severance viewers have launched a countdown until new episodes are uploaded to the streamer.

Thanks to Metro Boomin, Drake is currently learning a biblical lesson. Be careful what you ask for because you just might get it.

The pair’s seeming inescapable feud has fueled several diss track from others including Kendrick Lamar, and even a sketch on Saturday Night Live. Now, the general public has the chance to join in.

Following Drake’s “shut up yo hoe ass up and make some drums” advice, Metro Boomin did exactly that. Today (May 5), Metro launched a shared an instrumental online titled, “BBL Drizzy,” a call back to rumors (made by Megan Thee Stallion and Rick Ross) that his foe underwent several cosmetic procedures.

“Best verse over this gets a free beat,” he wrote.

Next, he shared the rules for the contest. “Just upload your song and hashtag #bbldrizzybeatgiveaway,” he wrote.

Most users saw Metro’s action as a clever way to have a laugh at Drake’s expense.

“Metro took Drake’s ‘make some drums’ personal and made a hit beat. Never seen a n**** make a diss beat in my life,” wrote one user.

“Dog making this into a contest IM CRINE,” laughed another.

But some took it as an opportunity to book their careers. Dozens of on the rise rappers have already begun posting their submissions in the hopes of locking in the collaboration.

This is the rap feud that no one asked for, but has become to entertaining to turn away from.

Saturday night saw the Minnesota Timberwolves get off to a fantastic start in their Western Conference semifinals matchup against the reigning champs, as they went into Denver and took Game 1 (and homecourt advantage) off the Nuggets.

The star of the game, as is often the case for Minnesota, was Anthony Edwards, scoring 43 points on 17-of-29 shooting to out-duel Nikola Jokic. Edwards took over in key moments, creating buckets for himself and others whenever Minnesota needed him. You could tell how excited he was to play the defending champs and prove himself on that stage.

That emotion should be welcomed on the playoff stage, but after a tough bucket in the third, Edwards got hit with an incredibly soft technical foul for staring down Reggie Jackson. On the call for TNT, Reggie Miller rightfully chastised the officials for blowing the whistle in that situation, noting it’s the playoffs and Edwards didn’t even say anything, he just gave Jackson a little stare as he got set for the next defensive possession.

Thankfully, that point the Nuggets got didn’t play into the final outcome and the NBA made sure the T didn’t cost Edwards anything out of his wallet either, as the league rescinded the technical on Sunday afternoon.

It’s the right move, but the league also will need to communicate to their officials that, in the playoffs, the threshold for a taunting technical needs to be really high. This certainly didn’t meet that criteria and hopefully we won’t see any more like it this postseason.

HBO surely fretted over whether Game of Thrones‘ bonkers series finale had soured the audience to Westeros-related TV programming. Yet House of the Dragon launched as an instant juggernaut and is preparing for second-season debut time on June 16. That series is currently mapped out for four seasons, but HBO isn’t waiting for this show to run its course before heading into more George R.R. Martin source material.

A handful of other spinoffs are being batted around with an Aegon the Conqueror (with his two sister-wives) show in early stages. First, however, a House of the Dragon sequel (which will also double as a Game of Thrones prequel) will arrive. That would be A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: The Hedge Knight. That title remains subject to change, but let’s investigate the latest tidbits in this series, including some concrete casting news.

Plot

Perhaps the most important detail to know is that HBO has had enough confidence to give a straight-to-series order to this show rather than a mere pilot (as with the failed Bloodmoon, which reportedly cost $30 million to make before being scrapped) or nothing, period (as with the reported Jon Snow series, which will not materialize, according to Kit Harington).

Instead, there are big plans for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: The Hedge Knight, which begins 100 years prior to GoT and will bridge the time gap between the end of HotD (which in turn begins 300 years prior to A Song of Fire and Ice). The story of what has become known as the Dunk and Egg trilogy of novellas comprises A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms with The Hedge Knight being the first entry that introduces the main characters, Ser Duncan the Tall, a knight for hire, and his squire, “Egg,” who happens to secretly be…

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… Aegon V Targaryen, which means that he’s a descendant of the famous Aegons including Aegon the Conqueror and Aegon II, the latter of whom is currently causing a throne-stealing ruckus in House of the Dragon prior to the second season. When Dunk and Egg hook up, the Targaryens are kind-of still ruling Westeros but barely doing so, since they lost their dragons in the Civil War. Of course, dragons come back into being when Daenerys hangs out in that funeral pyre fire, thereby hatching that crop of eggs.

With that said, Ser Duncan the Tall is a stand-up dude, and his dynamic with Egg has been likened to that of Tyrion Lannister and Podrick Payne. HBO has supplied a series description, too:

A century before the events of Game of Thrones, two unlikely heroes wandered Westeros … a young, naïve but courageous knight, Ser Duncan the Tall, and his diminutive squire, Egg. Set in an age when the Targaryen line still holds the Iron Throne and the memory of the last dragon has not yet passed from living memory, great destinies, powerful foes and dangerous exploits all await these improbable and incomparable friends.

Additionally, the upcoming Sea Snake show is still in the works (as an animated series) and a Nyemeria show might be on the way, and as mentioned above, Aegon the Conqueror’s time is in the works as well.

Cast

Physicality is important when it comes to the two led roles of Dunk and Egg. In the case of Ser Duncan, he approaches seven feet tall in the source material, and Alan Ritchson is already otherwise occupied. However, the casting gods did smile on this production, and according to Variety, ex-rugby player Peter Claffey (Bad Sisters) has been cast as Dunk. Claffey stands at a reported six feet and five inches, so at least he has the height going for him.

As for Egg? That would be Dexter Sol Ansell, who was recently seen in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes as the young Coriolanus Snow. He already has the Targaryen blond locks, but those had to come off since Egg is an alias. To prepare for filming, Dexter went fully bald:

Keep your eyes open for other casting to be announced.

Release Date

HBO has this series on the calendar for a loose 2025 release date. In other words, look for this show to air between the second and third House of the Dragon seasons. We are living in miraculous TV times.

Trailer

The wait for footage continues, but if you are already knee deep in the lore, here’s GRRM discussing a notorious battle from the Dunk and Egg books.

Typically when you think of country music, there is a set list of what immediately comes to mind. Well, thanks to one Queen Bey, that imagery has been expanded. So, when Zach Bryan brought his The Quittin Time Tour to the Show-Me State, he was sure to channel that change.

On May 2, during the “I Remember Everything” singer’s visit to St. Louis, Missouri, Bryan treated concertgoers to a surprise cameo from a hometown hero. With several musicians native to the area finding someone to win over Enterprise Center wasn’t a difficult task. But Bryan wanted to shake things up and that exactly what Sexyy Red did. After hitting the stage, Sexyy added her own flair to the music with an impressive round of twerking.

Usually, country music is accompanied by line dancing, but simply put ass-throwing is universal. Plus opening acts The Middle East and Levi Turner provide enough of that earlier in the evening.

As expected the crowd ate Sexyy Red’s supporting performance up. After the show “Thank you for bringing me out Zach Bryan,” she wrote.

Bryan returned the love by way of a post on his official Instagram page. “Home of Sexyy Red,” he wrote. “Thank y’all so much for coming and you always got friends in us.”

Attendees and users online cheered on the duo’s now viral linkup.

“This is the generation that will end racism once and for all. It’s beautiful,” penned one user.

“This is why I love her so much. Twerking at a Zach Bryan show,” chimed another.

“I just watched Zach Bryan sing ‘Revival’ for 13 minutes while Sexyy Red danced around the stage for 13 minutes. There’s no show more St. Louis than that,” exclaimed one user.

“I love this soooo much omfg,” wrote another.

Following cameos from Bruce Springsteen, Kacey Musgrave, and Sexyy Red, Zach Bryan’s next onstage surprises have a high bar to meet.

The heat remained on in the kitchen for The Bear‘s second outing, which was quite a feat given that the kitchen-inside-the-show remained shuttered for most of the runtime. The FX on Hulu show didn’t certainly have to struggle for a renewal, and filming began in February of this year. The production has always been speedy and doesn’t rely upon special effects, so the season will come out faster than some had perhaps expected, and that’s all good.

Since the last time we checked in on Carmy Berzatto and his fellow Chefs, this show’s three most magnetic presences (Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach) each took home well-deserved Emmy awards. Now that they are in-demand stars (and this has been a long time coming for both White and Moss-Bachrach, who have been toiling away in TV for well over a decade), what can we expect from the third season?

Plot

First, let’s visit a question that’s perhaps on many people’s minds: will the series remain in bingeworthy format? According to Variety, FX chairman John Landgraf relayed how he harbored “no doubt” that this season will be released in full at once. “It wasn’t lost on me or anyone who worked on the show that it was anxiety-inducing,” he declared of that choice. “So we made a decision to drop the whole thing because it has a beautiful, uplifting ending.”

Jeremy Allen White alluded to how Carmy is getting back to his old kitchen tricks now that the new restaurant is up and running. We can assume that this means he will escape the refrigerator since White planned “to spend a fair amount of time getting together with some chefs.” As a result, we can expect much more culinary action and conflict because “we’re going to go back to that functioning kitchen atmosphere that we had in the first.” (Please let Richie get stabbed in the butt again, so we can watch him walk it off differently.)

Questions do remain however, such as whether Carmy will continue to allow himself to be distracted by romance and, on the same note, whether the writers will begin to draw he and Sydney closer together. On an even more stressful note, that loan money from Jimmy will come due awfully quickly, so it remains to be seen whether Carmy/Natalie can pay back that loan within 18 months as promised. Good god, that’s a terrible timeline, but it will help create more fantastic TV tension — especially if Carmy decides to prioritize a Michelin Star over everything else, which will either infuriate or invigorate everybody.

Cast

Surely, cameos will be in plentiful supply again, and we can only hope to see another brief appearance from Joel McHale’s nightmare Chef. Returning cast members include the main three personalities — White, Ayo Edebiri, and Bachrach — because they are absolutely essential main courses. Other vital ingredients include Lionel Boyce (Marcus) and Abby Elliot (Natalie). There’s no telling whether we have seen the last of Jon Bernthal as Mikey, but Jamie Lee Curtis and Will Poulter would be extra icing on the upcoming cake.

Release Date

June 2024. It’s happening then, Chefs.

Trailer

We are not that fortunate yet. However, here’s Jeremy Allen White telling Jimmy Kimmel about filming that tense Christmas episode and (separately) how he disastrously carved a turkey for the holidays.