Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour movie is coming to home video after just about two months in theaters, so if you’ve been waiting to avoid the crowds and sticky movie theater floors, your time is near. You’ll be able to rent or buy the movie on December 13 with a suggested price of $19.89 (heh). While there were plenty of moments worth catching on the big screen, if you missed the film’s theatrical run, you might be wondering what to expect from it in terms of Swift’s music — like what songs will appear in the movie.
The concert film actually cuts a few songs (and still clocks in at two hours and 48 minutes) but still covers the bulk of the concert with 40 songs from Swift’s August 3-5 concerts at SoFi Stadium. Here are the songs, separated by era:
Lover era
1. “Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince”
2. “Cruel Summer”
3. “The Man”
4. “You Need To Calm Down”
5. “Lover”
Fearless era
6. “Fearless”
7. “You Belong With Me”
8. “Love Story”
Frozen still rides high for Disney theme park rides around the globe, and the studio could always use a slam dunk, which will obviously happen with more of these movies. After all, 2013’s film raked in $1.3 billion globally, and 2019’s followup somehow did even better with $1.4 billion. So, is Frozen 3 on the way? Definitely.
Disney loves its secrecy, but some details have unfurled already.
Plot
Reports have flown into high gear, nearly two years after Jonathan Groff admitted that he had no ideal if a threequel was coming. He hoped so, and to the same degree as a third Mindhunter season on Netflix, but only one of these wishes is coming true, it seems.
No, there are no serial killers involved in the answer to Groff’s dreams, unless Frozen 3 takes a very different turn with a homicidal snowman, but to be more serious, it’s worth noting that Jennifer Lee, who directed and penned the first two movies, has spoken repeatedly on the subject. Lee revealed that she isn’t directing again (she’s already very busy as Disney Animation’s chief creative officer), but she has been working alongside the creative team, and she has been “blown away” so far.
That’s not all. During a recent panel, Lee also declared that the newest Frozen story has her “deeply excited… and it’s so epic it may not fit into just one film.” So… Frozen 4 as well? It sure sounds like it.
Disney CEO Bob Iger recently went on record to confirm that Frozen 4 is in likely the cards, too. Could it actually be the “second part” of sorts suggested by Lee. Those puzzle pieces are starting to fit together.
Cast
There seems to be no possible way that the third (and fourth) movie would be in the works without its former stars. So we can likely expect to see
Idina Menzel as Elsa, Kristen Bell as Anna, Jonathan Groff as Kristoff, and Josh Gad as Olaf, although we will keep an eye on any supplemental casting news.
Release Date
This will take slight detective work. The first Frozen landed on Thanksgiving weekend in 2013, and Frozen 2 did the same in 2019. So, Disney will likely decide not to mess with a winning combination (families getting out of the house after feasting on too much pie, and theaters are one of the few places open, and with good results), so expect both Frozen 3 and Frozen 4 to keep the routine going. Business Insider discovered that Disney has already reserved two such dates on 2024 and 2025’s Thanksgiving weekends for a pair of “untitled Disney animation” movies. If the studio sticks with the six-year gap, that’d be 2025, but maybe viewers will get even luckier.
Trailer
Although there are fan-made “trailers” out there, Disney hasn’t dropped any visual teasers yet, but that’s likely high on the priority list to stoke more excitement. Until then, enjoy Bell and Gad laughing at their own bloopers, courtesy of Entertainment Tonight.
Keep your laces tightened for more Frozen 3 updates.
When Thor: Ragnarok arrived in 2017, it was a breath of fresh air for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The franchise was then 17 films deep and starting to creak under its own weight. On top of that, Chris Hemsworth’s solo films were not the strongest point following the tepid response to Thor: The Dark World. However, all of that changed when New Zealand filmmaker Taika Waititi delivered a wild, metal romp that reinvigorated the character.
While it seems like Waititi arrived at Marvel with a grand creative vision, the Next Goal Wins director recently revealed that working with Marvel was not on his to-do list. Waititi candidly admitted that he only took the job because both he and Marvel could have used it. Waititi needed the money and the studio needed to pull the Thor movies out of a tailspin.
“You know what? I had no interest in doing one of those films,” Waititi told the Smartless podcast via IndieWire. “It wasn’t on my plan for my career as an auteur. But I was poor and I’d just had a second child, and I thought, ‘You know what, this would be a great opportunity to feed these children.’”
“And ‘Thor,’ let’s face it — it was probably the least popular franchise. I never read ‘Thor’ comics as a kid. That was the comic I’d pick up and be like ‘Ugh.’ And then I did some research on it, and I read one ‘Thor’ comic or 18 pages, or however long they are.”
Waititi added that he took Marvel reaching out to him as a sign the franchise didn’t know where to go next.
“I think there was no place left for them to go with that,” Waititi said. “I thought, ‘Well, they’ve called me in, this is really the bottom of the barrel.’”
To the surprise of everyone, Thor: Ragnarok quickly earned its spot as one of the best MCU movies. However, Waititi’s follow-up, Thor: Love and Thunder, was… not as well-received. The director has already signaled that he won’t be back for Thor 5, and Chris Hemsworth has stated that he’s only interested in returning to the character if the tone is “drastically different.”
Thor: Ragnarok is available for streaming on Disney+.
The set times for the 2024 edition of Primavera Sound São Paolo have been announced. The annual festival started in Barcelona but expanded to Buenos Aires, Los Angeles, Santiago de Chile, and São Paulo in 2022. It will kick off on Saturday, December 2, with headliners The Killers and The Cure, along with performances from Bad Religion, Beck, The Hives, Metric, Pet Shop Boys, Slowdive, and more. While you can see the full schedule, which includes pre-shows at Audio Club and Cine Joia, on the website, and check out the highlights below.
Saturday, December 2
Palco Corona
1:05 – 1:35 — Getúlio Abelha
2:40 – 3:30 — Black Midi
4:40 – 5:30 — The Hives
6:40 – 7:40 — Marisa Monte
9:35 – 11:05 — The Killers
Palco Barcelona
12:30 – 1:00 — Àiyé
1:50 – 2:35 — OFF!
3:40 – 4:30 — Metric
5:40 – 6:30 — Cansei de Ser Sexy
7:50 – 9:20 — Pet Shop Boys
1:40 – 2:25 — Just Mustard
3:30 – 4:20 — Carly Rae Jepsen
5:40 – 6:50 — Beck
8:25 – 10:55 — The Cure
Palco Barcelona
1:05 – 1:35 — Mateus Fazeno Rock
2:35 – 3:20 — Soccer Mommy
4:30 – 5:30 — Marina Sena
7:00 – 8:15 — Bad Religion
Palco São Paulo
1:00 – 1:30 — Nelson D & Edgar
2:15 – 3:00 — Filipe Catto
3:45 – 4:45 — El Mató A Un Policía Motorizado
5:30 – 6:30 — Róisín Murphy
7:00 – 8:30 — Tokimonsta
8:40 – 10:40 — The Blessed Madonna
TNT Club
2:00 – 3:30 — Etcetera
3:30 – 5:00 — DJ Mau Mau
5:00 – 6:30 — KL JAY
6:30 – 7:30 — Mu540 convida Urias
7:30 – 8:30 — Toccororo
8:30 – 10:00 — Mc Carol
10:00 – 11:00 — Hudson Mohawke
We’re approaching the end of 2023, which is kind of an up-and-down time for music fans. On one hand, new music releases slow down significantly, meaning there’s a lot less new stuff to enjoy for a few weeks. On the other hand, it’s around this time of year that Spotify unveils Spotify Wrapped, its annual, personalized rundown of its users’ listening habits.
Spotify hasn’t explicitly announced when this year’s Wrapped will become available, but here’s what we do know.
When Will Spotify Wrapped Be Released For 2023?
In a November 16 tweet, Spotify noted, “Wrapped is around the corner.” Indeed, precedent suggests that it truly is coming up. More specifically, it looks like Spotify users should be ready towards the end of November and start of December: Last year’s Wrapped was revealed on November 30, while the 2021 and 2020 editions arrived on December 1.
Spotify previously noted that when it comes to the data used to generate Wrapped, only listening activity from January 1 to October 31 is taken into consideration. Now, though, it appears that is no longer the case: In response to a now-deleted tweet presumably about the Wrapped cut-off date, Spotify responded, “Hmm, that doesn’t sound right to us. Don’t worry, Wrapped is still counting past Oct. 31 [eyes emoji].” It has not been made clear exactly when the new cut-off is, but with Wrapped seemingly coming soon, it was likely at least weeks ago.
Hmm, that doesn’t sound right to us. Don’t worry, Wrapped is still counting past Oct. 31 https://t.co/44bFBUURLz
When Wrapped is made available, Spotify usually makes it pretty obvious via its app on both mobile devices or computers, so finding it shouldn’t be an issue. If it is, though, try visiting spotify.com/wrapped.
How Long Is Spotify Wrapped Available?
Good question! Wrapped isn’t a permanently accessible feature, and while the end date isn’t information that’s officially available, some users have noted that it tends to disappear in early January, so about a month after it debuts.
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour movie has only been out for a little over a month but it’s already one of the biggest movies of the year, pulling in nearly $93 million on its opening weekend. With its surprise songs and the opportunity for fans to relive the tour (or experience it for the first time if those ticket prices were just a little too high), fans were happy to attend multiple showings. And now that the superstar has announced the digital release date, they’ll be able to do so from the comfort of their own homes.
In a message on social media, Swift wrote, “Hi! Well, so, basically I have a birthday coming up and I was thinking a fun way to celebrate the year we’ve had together would be to make The Eras Tour Concert Film available for you to watch at home! Very happy to be able to tell you that the extended version of the film including ‘Wildest Dreams,’ ‘The Archer’ and ‘Long Live’ will be available to rent on demand in the US, Canada & additional countries to be announced soon starting on … you guessed it, December 13.”
However, for those hoping their Netflix subscription would be enough to catch the film, there’s some disappointing news: The Eras Tour is coming to VOD first, so you’ll have to rent or buy it on Apple, Prime, YouTube, or some other service if you want to watch it. That doesn’t necessarily preclude an eventual Netflix release, though. After all, most movies hit VOD weeks or even months ahead of streaming. Now, which streaming platform ultimately lands the movie remains to be seen.
“When I was having to train for the Ant-Man movie, and I was on a very restrictive diet, my reward was sparkling water,” he said, according to CNN. “That’s how horrible that diet was. I was like, ‘Alright, I can have some sparkling water now, I’ve earned it.’ It wasn’t flavored, I wasn’t gonna go crazy.” That’s a lot of torture for one shirtless scene. He also ate “really boring food, every time, over and over again,” but “once you’re in it, it’s not too hard.”
Rudd joked that he “worked out harder” than his ripped MCU co-stars and would “eat better than everyone,” but “I looked worse than all of them. I had to work out all the time, eat perfectly, just to look kind of bad. Not even great.” At least it was for a movie everyone loves, right? Right…?
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 Kali Uchis and Karol G grace 2023’s final weeks with an upbeat collab, and Jung Kook re-imagine a recent single. Yeah, it was a great week for new music. Check out the highlights below.
The end of the year tends to be quiet with new music releases, and while it is starting to show signs of slowing, Kali Uchis and Karol G came through to bless last week with “Labios Mordidos,” a party-ready reggaeton banger.
Björk — “Oral” Feat. Rosalía
Open pen fish farming is a problem in Iceland, one Björk is trying to do something about with her new single “Oral.” She teamed up with Rosalía for the dancehall-inspired song, all proceeds from which will go towards combating the fish farming issue.
Jung Kook — “3D (Justin Timberlake Remix)”
It was a big week for collaborations, yes. “3D” was already a high-profile affair, as the original version of the BTS member’s solo single featured Jack Harlow, but now he’s brought things back to the 2000s by linking up with Justin Timberlake for a new remix.
Sexyy Red — “Free My N***a”
Sexyy currently finds herself missing a special someone who currently finds himself behind bars, and she calls for his release on “Free My N***a.” On the track, she raps about what he’s missing (“Only if he knew that this ass gettin’ thicker”), how much she misses him (“Gone for too long, need to get home quicker”), and some of what she misses about him (“Free my baby daddy, he ain’t do sh*t, f*ck you mean? / And I need some dick, free that man quick”).
Busta Rhymes — “Roboshotta” Feat. Burna Boy
As a hip-hop icon since the ’90s, Busta has a lot of admirers in the modern music industry, and it looks like most of them contributed to his feature-packed new album, Blockbusta. Burna Boy, for example, represents Afrobeats on the hard-hitting “Roboshotta.”
Luh Tyler — “Change My Wayz”
Tyler is a rising star to watch in hip-hop, and he reflects on just that with his new single, “Change My Wayz.” He compares his past to his present, rapping, “‘Member back whеn times were hard, we prayed for better days / But now I’m gettin’ paid / Now I’m bringin’ home them racks, I’m fillin’ up the safe / Now I make like thirty bands, that’s just to rock the stage.”
Trippie Redd — “Snail Shells”
Trippie fans have eaten in 2023: He dropped Mansion Musik in January, the A Love Letter To You 5 mixtape arrived this summer, and now he’s released Saint Michael V2, an expanded edition of his recent EP Saint Michael that bumps it up to a full-on album.
Gucci Mane — “Cold” Feat. B.G. and Mike WiLL Made-It
Fresh off the release of his massive double album Breath Of Fresh Air, Gucci didn’t just ride off into the sunset for the rest of the year, instead dropping a new single. Reuniting with Mike WiLL Made-It, who produced some tracks on the aforementioned album, Gucci forms a duo with B.G. for the confident “Cold.”
Ekkstacy — “Shutting Me Out”
Following his debut album last year, Misery, Canadian up-and-comer Ekkstacy has continued to unveil new material. He’s all over the genre spectrum, making hip-hop one minute and indie rock the next, and his latest, “Shutting Me Out,” is the latter in a summery, early-2010s sort of way.
Myke Towers — “La Falda”
Towers previously told Uproxx of his 2023 album La Vida Es Una, “Lyke Myke was something more for me. With this album, I’m thinking more about my fans, what they want, and the kind of music they want to hear live. I made this album being more conscious of what people are looking for from me.”
Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
It’s not easy to get into one of Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour concerts; Even if you have enough money put aside, actually getting a ticket is still a challenge. Swift made the experience more widely accessible, though, by releasing an Eras Tour concert film in theaters. Even still, a night at the movies isn’t for everybody, and not everyone even lives near a participating theater.
Now, though, The Eras Tour has significantly broadened its potential audience: Today (November 27), Swift announced she’s releasing an extended version of the movie, which will be available to rent via video on demand starting on December 13. As for where to rent it, it’ll be available via Amazon’s Prime Video, Apple, Vudu, Xfinity, and YouTube & Google TV. That leaves one big question:
How Much Will It Cost To Rent Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour Movie On Demand?
The answer is one Swifties will appreciate: Per a press release, the suggested rental price of The Eras Tour is $19.89.
This release of the film actually has an advantage over the theatrical version, by the way, as it has three extra songs: “Wildest Dreams,” “The Archer” and “Long Live.”
Hi! Well, so, basically I have a birthday coming up and I was thinking a fun way to celebrate the year we’ve had together would be to make The Eras Tour Concert Film available for you to watch at home! Very happy to be able to tell you that the extended version of the film… pic.twitter.com/JTpl0tz1uG
Yellowstone‘s success will continue swirling despite initial star Kevin Costner leaving the building of Taylor Sheridan’s first juggernaut show. The former Sons Of Anarchy cop created his own TV world, and in doing so, he volleyed Paramount+ into the streaming stratosphere despite the original series only being streamable on Peacock. Plenty of people initially signed up to watch 1923 (with Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren) and 1883 (with Sam Elliott, who received a special Yellowstone shoutout in a clip that we shall discuss below), and that’s where the offshoots will continue to premiere.
The cowboy kings are largely dominating, and Sheridan himself is sitting on the equivalent of George R.R. Martin’s Iron Throne (as last seen in HBO’s House of the Dragon) but with the long game in mind. What also seems incredibly likely is that although other offshoots are in the works (including 1944 and 2024), one seems particularly destined to capture his worldview and own experiences at one of the most world-renowned ranches of all time. That would be 6666, so let’s dig in.
Plot
Sorry, 6666 will not be a cowboy horror show. The title points toward the real-life 6666 Ranch also colloquially known as the “Four Sixes” or even simply “the Sixes.”
The ranch also took its name for a head of cattle with the “6666” brand, and Sheridan kept things even realer by purchasing the Four Sixes as well as filming some 1923 scenes upon the expansive grounds. He has planted seeds to the location in Yellowstone as well, so the show will likely feel like a logical extension to existing stories (especially Jefferson White’s Jimmy and those who have given him advice) while following the daily lives of the cowboys who live on the scene. Will there be soap operatic flourishes as well?
Well, obviously. When Sheridan originally pitched the Four Sixes’ then-owner Anne Marion on shooting Yellowstone footage there, he promised that it would become “the most famous ranch in America.” Mario wondered if there would be salacious material involved, and Sheridan responded, “Well, one cowboy is sleeping with a vet tech, but don’t tell me that’s not happening already.” Also? “I would like to masturbate one stallion.”
That act fell to Jimmy, so it’s hard to believe that isn’t a harbinger of his future as a pivotal part of 6666. Yet if you would like to hear something more PR-sounding, here’s the official series synopsis:
Founded when Comanches still ruled West Texas, no ranch in America is more steeped in the history of the West than the 6666. Still operating as it did two centuries before, and encompassing an entire county, the 6666 has inspired a new scripted series where the rule of law and the laws of nature merge in a place where the most dangerous thing one does is the next thing. The 6666 is synonymous with the merciless endeavor to raise the finest horses and livestock in the world, and ultimately where world-class cowboys are born and made.
Cast
It’s safe to assume that Kevin Costner will not be making a cameo to help this show launch, but that’s just fine.
Thus far, Sheridan’s shows have attracted the likes of not only Ford, Mirren, and Elliott but also Sylvester Stallone (Tulsa King), Zoe Saldaña and Nicole Kidman (Lioness), Jeremy Renner (The Mayor Of Kingstown), and David Oyelowo (Lawmen: Bass Reeves). Matthew McConaughey is assumed to be attached to 2024, but what of 6666?
That’s a solid question, and this show could very well be the exception to the rule in that no A-listers are needed for it to fly. Sheridan, of course, could be intentionally keeping that detail close to his sleeve, but what does seem clear is that an ensemble cast will be required to authentically portray cowboy life, and what will matter most are the experiences. Viewers will likely want to see see a familiar face or two, and surely, Jimmy and Walker (Ryan Bingham) would fit that bill more than other characters that viewers have met already.
Heck and as mentioned already, Jimmy is an obligatory character, so get ready for more Jefferson White.
Release Date
Taylor Sheridan has famously toiled away on scripts by his lonesome, preferring to craft story details and dialogue by himself rather than turn to a room of writers. As a result, it’s likely that even with the writers’ strikes slowing down Hollywood overall, he can (or possibly already has) very quickly hammer out a full 6666 season on his own. Heck, he wrote the Tulsa King pilot in under 24 hours, so when this show’s release date materializes, we can likely expect the details to start flying fast.
Trailer
No actual trailer for 6666 exists yet, but here is that glorious aforementioned clip starring Sheridan as Travis, who is doling out cowboy advice to Jimmy.
Among other things, Travis declares that “$125,000 dollar truck, pulling $1,000,000 worth of horses, in a $150,000 trailer” means that he is driving. Why? Because of a quote from “the best movie ever made. Road House.” Here, we also receive a suggestion that, if Patrick Swayze was alive, he would (along with Sam Elliott) likely be front and center in Sheridan’s mind for a Yellowstone appearance, if only to being “the mullet” back to popularity.
As well, Travis tells Jimmy, “A horse is gonna be your only fuckin’ friend,” and that will be his life at “the Sixes,” and he’d better get rest on the ride to the ranch because “You are gonna f*ckin’ need it.”
You heard the man. 6666 could be more intense than any other Yellowstone show in existence, so we’ll be watching for more updates coming soon.
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