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January has become the unofficial festival lineup announcement month, with lineups for BottleRock and Boston Calling already announced and those for Bonnaroo, Coachella, and Governors Ball all expected to drop in the coming weeks (or days).

Today, Boston Calling announced its lineup for 2024 with headliners including Ed Sheeran, Leon Bridges, The Killers, Hozier, and more. You can see the full lineup flyer below.

When Do The 2024 Boston Calling Festival Tickets Go On Sale?

The presale for Boston Calling tickets begins on Thursday, January 11 at 10 am ET.

When Is Boston Calling 2024?

Boston Calling 2024 is scheduled for Memorial Day weekend, May 24-26.

Where Is Boston Calling 2024?

The festival is billed for the grounds of the Harvard Athletic Complex.

Who Is Headlining Boston Calling 2024?

Ed Sheeran, Leon Bridges, Tyler Childers, Trey Anastasio & Classic Tab, The Killers, and Hozier are all billed to headline the 2024 edition of Boston Calling.

How Much Are Boston Calling 2024 Tickets?

While the tickets for the 2024 festival have not yet gone on sale, three-day passes for the 2023 festival headlined by Foo Fighters, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Lumineers, Alanis Morisette, Paramore, and Queens Of The Stone Age were listed at $205 a few days before the festival.

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In a minor upset, The Boy and The Heron won the Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature Film over presumed frontrunner Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. “This is the first Golden Globe awarded to a Studio Ghibli film and it is a very special feeling,” Studio Ghibli president Toshio Suzuki said in a statement. “I hope the bright news of winning such an award can bring a smile to everyone’s face, even if only a little.” Meanwhile, director Hayao Miyazaki probably celebrated by asking, “What are the Golden Globes?”

The Boy and The Heron is yet another masterpiece from Miyazaki and should be seen on the biggest screen possible, especially because, as of this moment, there is no digital or streaming release date. Maybe sometime in the spring? Until then, you can find out where it’s playing here.

Here’s more:

After losing his mother during the war, young Mahito moves to his family’s estate in the countryside. There, a series of mysterious events lead him to a secluded and ancient tower, home to a mischievous gray heron. When Mahito’s new stepmother disappears, he follows the gray heron into the tower, and enters a fantastic world shared by the living and the dead. As he embarks on an epic journey with the heron as his guide, Mahito must uncover the secrets of this world, and the truth about himself.

The Japanese voice cast is led by Soma Santoki, Masaki Suda, Ko Shibasaki, Aimyon, Yoshino Kimura, Takuya Kimura, Kaoru Kobayashi, and Shinobu Otake, while the English voice cast includes Christian Bale, Dave Bautista, Gemma Chan, Willem Dafoe, Karen Fukuhara, Mark Hamill, Robert Pattinson (who is so good at being a weird lil guy), and Florence Pugh.

You can watch the trailer below.

If you were hoping to see Adam Driver return to a galaxy far, far away. Don’t hold your breath. Granted, Kylo Ren is dead, that hasn’t stopped Star Wars from mining characters for prequel stories and/or Force ghost cameos like Hayden Christensen‘s appearances in both Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka.

Driver confirmed that he’s done with the Star Wars franchise while talking to the Smartless podcast. However, the actor mostly blamed himself for making his work in the Sequel Trilogy more difficult than it needed to be.

Via Variety:

“‘Star Wars’ was way more exhausting for me … I made it more exhausting than it should have been,” Driver added. “I hadn’t quite figured out the momentum of a set that was that big before. All the things I had worked on were pretty small and moved pretty fast … The director sets the pace of the set. I don’t like to control that. I have to adjust. Spike Lee and [Steven] Soderbergh shoot really fast. For me that’s not comfortable, but it’s their movie and their film so I adjust.”

Not for nothing, Driver also revealed last month that there were some significant changes to Kylo Ren’s arc, and The Rise of Skywalker took the character in a direction that was not the story he was pitched.

“The last one, it changed into being, you know, about them and the dyad, and things like that,” Driver told The Rich Eisen Show. “And evolving into Ben Solo. That was never a part of it. He was Ben Solo from the beginning, but there was never a version where we’d see Ben Solo when I first signed up for it.”

(Via Variety)

Paul Giamatti is a relatable icon for going to In-N-Out Burger after winning a Golden Globe for his extremely good performance in The Holdovers (if he took the french fries home and plopped them into the toaster oven to make them more crispy, even better). Less relatable, but equally iconic, is that he’s dating the actress who played his dominatrix on Billions, Clara Wong.

The relationship was confirmed during Giamatti’s acceptance speech for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. “I want to say, I love my beautiful girlfriend Clara Wong. Why you bother with me, I don’t know why,” he said (this was after he noted that “surely this is the first time this award has been given to an actor who has played a man who smells like fish”).

It’s unclear how long Paul and Clara have been dating, but they’ve worked together for years. She has appeared in seven episodes of his Showtime series Billions, dating all the way back to season one in 2016.

Specifically, she played Troy, a dominatrix visited by Giamatti’s character, Chuck.

Wong shared a picture of Giamatti (in a Dolphins hat) on his birthday last year.

And in 2022:

I need a poster of this:

You can watch Giamatti’s speech below.

(Via Just Jared)

This Friday (January 12), the soundtrack for the upcoming movie, The Book Of Clarence, is set to drop. As the tracklist has been revealed, it features some seriously major artists, according to Genius.

Doja Cat is set to collaborate with Kodak Black and Adekunle Gold on “Jeezu.” D’Angelo and Jay-Z are performing “I Want You Forever,” which is reportedly nine minutes long, according to Vibe. Kid Cudi and Jorja Smith also make an appearance on the record with their respective songs. And so many more talented musicians are involved on top of that.

Lil Wayne’s appearance on “Hallelujah Heaven” was released as the first glimpse of the album back in November, which you can check out above.

“There was never a question as to whether I would compose the score and write and perform on the soundtrack, as well as write and direct the movie,” the film’s director, Jeymes Samuel, shared with Billboard. “It was all one amazing journey where one depended on the other. But I also worked with the most awesome artists on our track ‘Hallelujah Heaven.’ Collaborating with Lil Wayne, Buju Banton and Shabba Ranks was so dope; I loved getting them all on the same track.”

The film will also be available to watch in theaters starting this weekend.

Continue scrolling to view the complete tracklist for The Book Of Clarence.

The Book Of Clarence soundtrack tracklist

1. “All About You” Feat. Jorge Ben Jor
2. “Hallelujah Heaven” Feat. Lil Wayne, Buju Banton & Shabba Ranks
3. “Jeezu” Feat. Kodak Black, Doja Cat & Adekunle Gold
4. “Champagne” Feat. Jorja Smith
5. “Sacred Love” Feat. Yemi Alade
6. “I Want You Forever” Feat. D’Angelo & Jay-Z
7. “Godqueen” Feat. Kid Cudi
8. “Dear Heaven” Feat. Jeymes Samuel
9. “Magdalene” Feat. Alice Smith
10. “Varinia” Feat. Terry Callier
11. “Nazerne” Feat. Jeymes Samuel

Currently, Billie Eilish and Finneas are halfway to an EGOT (winning at least one each of the Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony awards). They’ve got some Grammys and they earned an Oscar (Academy Award) in 2022 for “No Time To Die,” so that just leaves the Emmy and Tony. As far as the Tony, it appears the pair might end up pursuing it.

Eilish and Finneas guest on a new episode of The Hollywood Reporter‘s Awards Chatter podcast. During the interview, which was recorded in front of an audience at Chapman University, host Scott Feinberg asked if they would have interest in writing an original musical, for either the stage or the screen. Finneas responded, “For sure, yeah,” and Eilish replied, “Yes,” continuing, “Finneas has really, really good ideas for musicals already, and I’m so excited to see where they go. I’m very excited.”

Later in the chat, they were asked what’s on their to-do lists. Finneas reaffirmed, “I really do want to write a musical,” while Eilish answered, “I would love to direct a movie someday.”

Check out the full Awards Chatter episode with Eilish and Finneas here, stream it via Spotify below, or find it on your preferred podcast platform.

Last week, the ever-humble Donald Trump shared a video on Truth Social that claimed God made him to lead the country.

“And on June 14, 1946, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, ‘I need a caretaker.’ So God gave us Trump,” a narrator reads over grainy footage of Trump signing documents and talking to cops. “God said, ‘I need somebody willing to get up before dawn, fix this country, work all day, fight the Marxist, eat supper, then go to the Oval Office and stay past midnight and a meeting of the heads of state.’ So God made Trump.”

Stephen Colbert is willing to buy it (unlike many pastors), but only because “God also made that fish in the Amazon that swims up your pee-hole and shoots out spikes so you can’t get it out,” he said during Monday’s episode of The Late Show. “So, I’m just saying God’s got a mixed record on making things.” He added, “By the way, Donald, have you thought about going swimming in the Amazon?”

They say God created mankind in his own image. So does this mean God is a McDonald’s fanatic who dances like a baby learning to walk? Actually, that makes a lot of sense…

You can watch Colbert’s monologue from The Late Show above.

Last week, the ever-humble Donald Trump shared a video on Truth Social that claimed God made him to lead the country.

“And on June 14, 1946, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, ‘I need a caretaker.’ So God gave us Trump,” a narrator reads over grainy footage of Trump signing documents and talking to cops. “God said, ‘I need somebody willing to get up before dawn, fix this country, work all day, fight the Marxist, eat supper, then go to the Oval Office and stay past midnight and a meeting of the heads of state.’ So God made Trump.”

Stephen Colbert is willing to buy it (unlike many pastors), but only because “God also made that fish in the Amazon that swims up your pee-hole and shoots out spikes so you can’t get it out,” he said during Monday’s episode of The Late Show. “So, I’m just saying God’s got a mixed record on making things.” He added, “By the way, Donald, have you thought about going swimming in the Amazon?”

They say God created mankind in his own image. So does this mean God is a McDonald’s fanatic who dances like a baby learning to walk? Actually, that makes a lot of sense…

You can watch Colbert’s monologue from The Late Show above.

Playboi Carti was supposed to head out on his Antagonist Tour last summer. Shortly before it was supposed to start, though, dates were pushed back to 2024. The tour was set to resume on January 14 in Salt Lake City, but now it appears that things are amiss once again.

Did Playboi Carti postpone his 2024 Antagonist Tour again?

It appears so.

The rapper’s website was updated, and now all his upcoming tour dates list the date as TBA (as Stereogum notes).

Furthermore, ticket links for individual shows have varying messages about the concerts being postponed. The Ticketmaster page for the Madison Square Garden show, for example, notes the show has a “Date & Time TBA” and says, “This event has been postponed. Your tickets will be valid on the new date when it is announced.”

So far, Carti has yet to say anything publicly about any tour status updates, it’s not clear why the tour was pushed back, and no new dates have been announced.

Meanwhile, the rapper has been sharing new music recently, including the songs “Different Day,” “2024,” “H00dByAir,” and “Backr00ms” with Travis Scott. The songs are expected to appear on a new album that’s rumored to be titled I Am Music or Music, but that has yet to be officially confirmed.

Playboi Carti was supposed to head out on his Antagonist Tour last summer. Shortly before it was supposed to start, though, dates were pushed back to 2024. The tour was set to resume on January 14 in Salt Lake City, but now it appears that things are amiss once again.

Did Playboi Carti postpone his 2024 Antagonist Tour again?

It appears so.

The rapper’s website was updated, and now all his upcoming tour dates list the date as TBA (as Stereogum notes).

Furthermore, ticket links for individual shows have varying messages about the concerts being postponed. The Ticketmaster page for the Madison Square Garden show, for example, notes the show has a “Date & Time TBA” and says, “This event has been postponed. Your tickets will be valid on the new date when it is announced.”

So far, Carti has yet to say anything publicly about any tour status updates, it’s not clear why the tour was pushed back, and no new dates have been announced.

Meanwhile, the rapper has been sharing new music recently, including the songs “Different Day,” “2024,” “H00dByAir,” and “Backr00ms” with Travis Scott. The songs are expected to appear on a new album that’s rumored to be titled I Am Music or Music, but that has yet to be officially confirmed.