On November 20, Swifties will be tuning into ABC to see if “Is It Over Now?” singer Taylor Swift makes a surprise appearance at her rumored boyfriend, Travis Kelce’s away game. Due to the continuation of Swift’s The Eras Tour abroad, that is highly unlikely. But let’s be honest, the devoted fan base would much rather enjoy the music from the entertainment titan.
It is that outpouring of support that ABC executives hope will bring in eyes for Taylor Swift Night on Dancing With The Stars. So, when exactly is Taylor Swift Night on Dancing With The Stars? According to Variety, the special event is set to take place on Tuesday, November 21. Competitors will be assigned one of Swift’s hit songs to perform original choreography during that broadcast.
While the costuming should be a piece of cake, given the oodles of fan-curated looks shared online from the recording-grossing tour, sharpening the dance moves is something else entirely. To ensure it meets Swift’s standards, the show will bring in the tour’s lead choreographer, Mandy Moore, as a special guest judge.
This isn’t the first time Swift’s music has been featured on the show. Swift herself has made several guest cameos, including on Seasons 9 (in 2009), 11 (in 2010), and 15 (in 2012).
ABC airs Dancing with The Stars on Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. Eastern. Find more information here.
On November 20, Swifties will be tuning into ABC to see if “Is It Over Now?” singer Taylor Swift makes a surprise appearance at her rumored boyfriend, Travis Kelce’s away game. Due to the continuation of Swift’s The Eras Tour abroad, that is highly unlikely. But let’s be honest, the devoted fan base would much rather enjoy the music from the entertainment titan.
It is that outpouring of support that ABC executives hope will bring in eyes for Taylor Swift Night on Dancing With The Stars. So, when exactly is Taylor Swift Night on Dancing With The Stars? According to Variety, the special event is set to take place on Tuesday, November 21. Competitors will be assigned one of Swift’s hit songs to perform original choreography during that broadcast.
While the costuming should be a piece of cake, given the oodles of fan-curated looks shared online from the recording-grossing tour, sharpening the dance moves is something else entirely. To ensure it meets Swift’s standards, the show will bring in the tour’s lead choreographer, Mandy Moore, as a special guest judge.
This isn’t the first time Swift’s music has been featured on the show. Swift herself has made several guest cameos, including on Seasons 9 (in 2009), 11 (in 2010), and 15 (in 2012).
ABC airs Dancing with The Stars on Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. Eastern. Find more information here.
Rick Ross and his Maybach Music labelmate Meek Mill are finally releasing a collab album. Too Good To Be True arrives later this week, and comes after the two have been collaborating for over a decade.
While a Meek and Rozay collab is usually guaranteed to be fire, the collabs on the album’s tracklist also show to be promising. Ross revealed the tracklist on his Instagram page today (November 8), and fans can expect to hear some heavy hitters.
Wale and The-Dream appear on a track called “Fine Lines,” which comes after “Above The Law,” featuring DJ Khaled and Teyana Taylor. Also on the tracklist is a remix of the single “Shaq & Kobe,” featuring one of the song’s namesakes Shaquille O’Neal, along with Dame D.O.L.L.A.
You can see the tracklist below.
1. “Shaq & Kobe”
2. “Star Island”
3. “Go To Hell”
4. “800 Karats”
5. “Dead Last” Feat. Vory & Fabolous
6. “They Don’t Really Love You”
7. “Million Dollar Trap”
8. “Grandiose” Feat. Vory
9. “Above The Law” Feat. Teyana Taylor & DJ Khaled
10. “Fine Lines” Feat. Wale & The-Dream
11. “Gold Medals” Feat. Jeremih
12. “Iconic”
13. “Lyrical Eazy”
14. “Pillow Talk”
15. “Millionaire Row” Feat. French Montana
16. “In Luv With The Money” Feat. Future
17. “Shaq & Kobe (Remix)” Feat. Shaquille O’Neal & Dame D.O.L.L.A.
Too Good To Be True is out 11/10 via MMG. Find more information here.
Rick Ross and his Maybach Music labelmate Meek Mill are finally releasing a collab album. Too Good To Be True arrives later this week, and comes after the two have been collaborating for over a decade.
While a Meek and Rozay collab is usually guaranteed to be fire, the collabs on the album’s tracklist also show to be promising. Ross revealed the tracklist on his Instagram page today (November 8), and fans can expect to hear some heavy hitters.
Wale and The-Dream appear on a track called “Fine Lines,” which comes after “Above The Law,” featuring DJ Khaled and Teyana Taylor. Also on the tracklist is a remix of the single “Shaq & Kobe,” featuring one of the song’s namesakes Shaquille O’Neal, along with Dame D.O.L.L.A.
You can see the tracklist below.
1. “Shaq & Kobe”
2. “Star Island”
3. “Go To Hell”
4. “800 Karats”
5. “Dead Last” Feat. Vory & Fabolous
6. “They Don’t Really Love You”
7. “Million Dollar Trap”
8. “Grandiose” Feat. Vory
9. “Above The Law” Feat. Teyana Taylor & DJ Khaled
10. “Fine Lines” Feat. Wale & The-Dream
11. “Gold Medals” Feat. Jeremih
12. “Iconic”
13. “Lyrical Eazy”
14. “Pillow Talk”
15. “Millionaire Row” Feat. French Montana
16. “In Luv With The Money” Feat. Future
17. “Shaq & Kobe (Remix)” Feat. Shaquille O’Neal & Dame D.O.L.L.A.
Too Good To Be True is out 11/10 via MMG. Find more information here.
Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn has been the launching pad for some of the most impactful acts in hip-hop: Big Daddy Kane, Jay-Z, Lil Kim, Mos Def, and The Notorious B.I.G. have all claimed the neighborhood in New York’s biggest borough. A new rapper looking to live up to that legacy is Lola Brooke, the pint-size punchline purveyor who broke out in 2021 with “Don’t Play With It” and is about to release her debut studio album, Dennis Daughter.
Since then, she’s received co-signs from industry vets like Lil Kim and contemporary hitmakers like A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, been highlighted by her hometown’s premier festival, Hot97 Summer Jam, played Coachella alongside Latto, and been featured as a member of the 2023 XXL Freshman Class. And all of that was before announcing the release of her debut album.
Here’s everything we know about Dennis Daughter.
Release Date
Dennis Daughter is due November 10 via Arista Records.
Tracklist
01. “Intro (2023 Flow)”
02. “I Am Lola”
03. “Don’t Get Me Started” Feat. Coi Leray and Nija
04. “Best Side”
05. “Pit Stop” Feat. French Montana
06. “It’s Me Again”
07. “You” Feat. Bryson Tiller
08. “Vacant Heart”
09. “Dear Dennis”
10. “Shelter Baby (Be That B**ch)”
11. “God Bless All The Rappers”
12. “Don’t Play With It” Feat. Latto and Yung Miami
Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn has been the launching pad for some of the most impactful acts in hip-hop: Big Daddy Kane, Jay-Z, Lil Kim, Mos Def, and The Notorious B.I.G. have all claimed the neighborhood in New York’s biggest borough. A new rapper looking to live up to that legacy is Lola Brooke, the pint-size punchline purveyor who broke out in 2021 with “Don’t Play With It” and is about to release her debut studio album, Dennis Daughter.
Since then, she’s received co-signs from industry vets like Lil Kim and contemporary hitmakers like A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, been highlighted by her hometown’s premier festival, Hot97 Summer Jam, played Coachella alongside Latto, and been featured as a member of the 2023 XXL Freshman Class. And all of that was before announcing the release of her debut album.
Here’s everything we know about Dennis Daughter.
Release Date
Dennis Daughter is due November 10 via Arista Records.
Tracklist
01. “Intro (2023 Flow)”
02. “I Am Lola”
03. “Don’t Get Me Started” Feat. Coi Leray and Nija
04. “Best Side”
05. “Pit Stop” Feat. French Montana
06. “It’s Me Again”
07. “You” Feat. Bryson Tiller
08. “Vacant Heart”
09. “Dear Dennis”
10. “Shelter Baby (Be That B**ch)”
11. “God Bless All The Rappers”
12. “Don’t Play With It” Feat. Latto and Yung Miami
House of the Dragon was a roaring and fiery hit, to say the very least.
That is to say, any worries about the prequel series after the disappointing final Game of Thrones season were quickly dashed. Viewers tuned into the series premiere to such a degree that entire NYC buildings lit up during the live HBO broadcast, and HBO Max servers swiftly and repeatedly crashed. Those numbers held strong all season, and HBO did not hesitate to greenlight Season 2, so we can see the Targaryen house continue to slide further down the towers of King’s Landing and Dragonstone into oblivion. Presumably?
Near extinction is where the house sits at the beginning of Game of Thrones, and the first HotD season got all the time-jump and casting shakeups out of the way. Now, we should be able to look forward to approximately three more seasons of the doom sliding, but what can we expect for Season 2?
Plot
The below image paints a vivid picture of how f*cked up that Team Green move turned out in the Season 1 finale.
HBO
Vhagar’s hangry face sets everything back in motion, and Aemond screwed up by trying to scare Luke (and Arrax) with a dragon that Aemond clearly cannot control. As a result, Rhaenyra’s revenge face did not bode well for departure from the George R.R. Martin source material (the Fire and Blood book) with a quick reconciliation. Nope, Team Black (along with House Velaryon dominating the seas) will go to war against Team Green/the Hightower bunch beginning with Season 2, Episode 1, aptly titled “A Son For A Son.”
Surely, that doesn’t mean that we will be saying goodbye to Aemond so soon? Ewan Mitchell is highly amusing in this role, especially while prompting many giggles as Aemond strives to be just like his Uncle Daemon. I suspect that the episode title could actually be a reference to when Aemond lost his eye and later wanted to take a Targaryen peeper in return. And unfortunately, he did much more than that to Luke.
However, what we do know for sure is that the Dance of the Dragons shall commence. This will be a contentious and highly deadly war, especially after Team Black and Team Green both crowned their own monarchs (Rhaenyra and Aegon II, respectively). If we’re going on sheer leadership ability so far, then Team Black should have had this in the bag. Yet due to Alicent “misunderstanding” King Viserys’ dying words, Aegon now has a shot at ruining the kingdom because he has zero leadership skills and didn’t even want to be king until he received obligatory cheers.
How does Daemon figure into this power play? He was behaving himself at the end of Season 1, but that cannot last for long. What will last for awhile, however, are the Season 2 episodes, which will regularly run more than one hour in length. We should see plenty of dragon fights from the Hightowers and Targaryens along with sea-level action from the Velaryon bunch. As well, Vhagar might be the biggest and oldest dragon, yet that might not matter much for Team Green since Aemond isn’t a very skilled dragon rider.
Cast
The adult versions of this series’ main characters shall return for Season 2. That means Emma D’Arcy (Rhaenyra Targaryen) and Olivia Cooke (Alicent Hightower) will be at odds again, along with Ewan Mitchell (Aemond Targaryen) and Tom Glynn-Carney (Aegon Targaryen). Original returning actors include Matt Smith (Daemon Targaryen), Eve Best (Rhaenys Targaryen), Sonoya Mizuno (Mysaria/that White Worm), Steve Toussaint (Corlys “Sea Snake” Valaryon), Fabien Frankel (Ser Criston Cole the terrible), and Rhys Ifans (Otto Hightower). Unless we see Viserys’ ghost (RIP) return for a cameo, we won’t be seeing Paddy Considine.
Oh, and don’t forget all of the dragons we’ve met so far (RIP to Arrax, too), along with a few new additions.
Release Date
Summer 2024, baby! Fortunately, the show was not affected by either the WGA or SAG-AFTRA strikes because scripts were already finished when filming began, and the production takes place in Europe. A two-year turnaround ain’t bad, especially considering the more glacial pace of Game of Thrones‘ later seasons, for such a sizable and CGI-accented production.
Trailer
No trailers exist as of yet, but you had better believe that when one drops, we will be all over it here.
HBO’s first ‘House of the Dragon’ season can currently be streamed on Max.
House of the Dragon was a roaring and fiery hit, to say the very least.
That is to say, any worries about the prequel series after the disappointing final Game of Thrones season were quickly dashed. Viewers tuned into the series premiere to such a degree that entire NYC buildings lit up during the live HBO broadcast, and HBO Max servers swiftly and repeatedly crashed. Those numbers held strong all season, and HBO did not hesitate to greenlight Season 2, so we can see the Targaryen house continue to slide further down the towers of King’s Landing and Dragonstone into oblivion. Presumably?
Near extinction is where the house sits at the beginning of Game of Thrones, and the first HotD season got all the time-jump and casting shakeups out of the way. Now, we should be able to look forward to approximately three more seasons of the doom sliding, but what can we expect for Season 2?
Plot
The below image paints a vivid picture of how f*cked up that Team Green move turned out in the Season 1 finale.
HBO
Vhagar’s hangry face sets everything back in motion, and Aemond screwed up by trying to scare Luke (and Arrax) with a dragon that Aemond clearly cannot control. As a result, Rhaenyra’s revenge face did not bode well for departure from the George R.R. Martin source material (the Fire and Blood book) with a quick reconciliation. Nope, Team Black (along with House Velaryon dominating the seas) will go to war against Team Green/the Hightower bunch beginning with Season 2, Episode 1, aptly titled “A Son For A Son.”
Surely, that doesn’t mean that we will be saying goodbye to Aemond so soon? Ewan Mitchell is highly amusing in this role, especially while prompting many giggles as Aemond strives to be just like his Uncle Daemon. I suspect that the episode title could actually be a reference to when Aemond lost his eye and later wanted to take a Targaryen peeper in return. And unfortunately, he did much more than that to Luke.
However, what we do know for sure is that the Dance of the Dragons shall commence. This will be a contentious and highly deadly war, especially after Team Black and Team Green both crowned their own monarchs (Rhaenyra and Aegon II, respectively). If we’re going on sheer leadership ability so far, then Team Black should have had this in the bag. Yet due to Alicent “misunderstanding” King Viserys’ dying words, Aegon now has a shot at ruining the kingdom because he has zero leadership skills and didn’t even want to be king until he received obligatory cheers.
How does Daemon figure into this power play? He was behaving himself at the end of Season 1, but that cannot last for long. What will last for awhile, however, are the Season 2 episodes, which will regularly run more than one hour in length. We should see plenty of dragon fights from the Hightowers and Targaryens along with sea-level action from the Velaryon bunch. As well, Vhagar might be the biggest and oldest dragon, yet that might not matter much for Team Green since Aemond isn’t a very skilled dragon rider.
Cast
The adult versions of this series’ main characters shall return for Season 2. That means Emma D’Arcy (Rhaenyra Targaryen) and Olivia Cooke (Alicent Hightower) will be at odds again, along with Ewan Mitchell (Aemond Targaryen) and Tom Glynn-Carney (Aegon Targaryen). Original returning actors include Matt Smith (Daemon Targaryen), Eve Best (Rhaenys Targaryen), Sonoya Mizuno (Mysaria/that White Worm), Steve Toussaint (Corlys “Sea Snake” Valaryon), Fabien Frankel (Ser Criston Cole the terrible), and Rhys Ifans (Otto Hightower). Unless we see Viserys’ ghost (RIP) return for a cameo, we won’t be seeing Paddy Considine.
Oh, and don’t forget all of the dragons we’ve met so far (RIP to Arrax, too), along with a few new additions.
Release Date
Summer 2024, baby! Fortunately, the show was not affected by either the WGA or SAG-AFTRA strikes because scripts were already finished when filming began, and the production takes place in Europe. A two-year turnaround ain’t bad, especially considering the more glacial pace of Game of Thrones‘ later seasons, for such a sizable and CGI-accented production.
Trailer
No trailers exist as of yet, but you had better believe that when one drops, we will be all over it here.
HBO’s first ‘House of the Dragon’ season can currently be streamed on Max.
Ken Jennings might be the host of Jeopardy!, but that doesn’t mean he’s entirely loyal to the quiz show or its late iconic host.
While appearing on Justin Long’s Life Is Short podcast, Jennings admitted that he’s always been more of a Pat Sajak guy going back to when he was a kid watching Wheel of Fortune on the family TV. The revelation is sure to add fuel to the raging war over which classic TV game show is better, and Jennings might want to watch out. Jeopardy! fans are a vocal bunch. They might not take this perceived slight at Trebek well.
“Alex was such a genius at being the host of ‘Jeopardy!’ —you really cannot do better than that… But as a kid I was always like, ‘Pat’s more fun, Pat jokes around with the three people,’” Jennings said.
“I’m a little more of a Pat Sajak where I’m like if I say one more thing, please end it with a joke,” he continued of his own hosting style.
While Jennings’ comments weren’t that bad, he kept going, and these next words might dig him a hole with Jeopardy! fans.
“I want to make it less painful than it was for me as a viewer,” Jennings said about his interactions with contestants as opposed to Trebek’s.
However, Jennings’ attempts to add a little more humor to Jeopardy! has not been smooth sailing. The host has a penchant for making groan-worthy dad jokes that one might also describe as “painful.”
Ken Jennings might be the host of Jeopardy!, but that doesn’t mean he’s entirely loyal to the quiz show or its late iconic host.
While appearing on Justin Long’s Life Is Short podcast, Jennings admitted that he’s always been more of a Pat Sajak guy going back to when he was a kid watching Wheel of Fortune on the family TV. The revelation is sure to add fuel to the raging war over which classic TV game show is better, and Jennings might want to watch out. Jeopardy! fans are a vocal bunch. They might not take this perceived slight at Trebek well.
“Alex was such a genius at being the host of ‘Jeopardy!’ —you really cannot do better than that… But as a kid I was always like, ‘Pat’s more fun, Pat jokes around with the three people,’” Jennings said.
“I’m a little more of a Pat Sajak where I’m like if I say one more thing, please end it with a joke,” he continued of his own hosting style.
While Jennings’ comments weren’t that bad, he kept going, and these next words might dig him a hole with Jeopardy! fans.
“I want to make it less painful than it was for me as a viewer,” Jennings said about his interactions with contestants as opposed to Trebek’s.
However, Jennings’ attempts to add a little more humor to Jeopardy! has not been smooth sailing. The host has a penchant for making groan-worthy dad jokes that one might also describe as “painful.”
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