Oneohtrix Point Never (real name Daniel Lopatin) will soon release Again, his first Oneohtrix album since 2020, and has already shared the lead single, “A Barely Lit Path.” On Monday morning, September 25, Lopatin laid out the path he’ll travel for his Again live shows in 2024.

Lopatin broke the news with an Instagram video, displaying the dates on a scroll.

The eight-show run will begin on February 28, 2024 in Tokyo, Japan and wrap at the Brooklyn Paramount Theater in Brooklyn, New York on April 26, 2024. Prior to staging his Again live shows, Lopatin will serve as a headliner at the Levitation festival on October 26 in Austin, Texas.

Per press release, tickets for the 2024 Again shows will go on sale on Thursday, September 28, beginning at 10 a.m. local time. Additionally, the press release relays, “For fans purchasing the album ahead of release by Tuesday, [September] 26 in the UK and US, there will be an opportunity to secure pre-sale tickets to the New York, London and Manchester concerts via the Oneohtrix Point Never store, Bleep and Rough Trade. Please check store mailing lists and socials for more information.”

Watch the Again trailer above, and check out OPN’s 2024 live dates below.

02/28/2024 — Tokyo, Japan @ EXTheatre
02/29/2024 — Osaka, Japan @ Quattro
03/02/2024 — Seoul, South Korea @ Musinsa Garage
03/21/2024 — Berlin, Germany @ Theater Des Westens
04/04/2024 — Manchester, UK @ New Century Hall
04/05/2024 — London, UK @ Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall
04/09/2024 — Paris, France @ Cent Quatre
04/26/2024 — Brooklyn, NY @ Paramount Theatre Brooklyn

Again is out 9/29 via Warp Records. Find out more information here.

Drake and Charlamagne Tha God are at it again. After a week in which Cardi B and Joe Budden traded back-and-forth comments over her second album’s first single, another rapper and media personality are apparently “beefing” over comments the latter made on his show. Tension between performers and the media pundits who cover them is nothing new; there was once a time these feuds even escalated to physical violence.

But these days, they usually just result in hilarious tit-for-tats on Twitter and Instagram and in this case, that’s exactly what happened. So…

What Happened Between Drake And Charlamagne Tha God?

Just a few days after Drake released his new single, “Slime You Out” featuring SZA, Charlamagne addressed the song on his podcast The Brilliant Idiots, making it clear that he wasn’t impressed. Noting that the album’s title would seemingly suggest “something a little bit more aggressive,” Charlamagne wondered whether the song wasn’t resonating with fans because of its focus on melody over rapping.

Drake caught wind of Charlamagne’s comments and responded on Instagram, writing in his Story: “Are you ok Lenard [Charlamagne’s real name is Lenard Larry McKelvey]?? You kinda weirding me out g. Like you really obsessed with me or something for years like you look in the mirror and wish you saw my reflection type shit. Whatever you gotta do to let it out I’m sure your 435 loyal fans will stand by you ya f*cking goof.” He then followed up with a press photo of Charlamagne apparently going for “pensive” and joked, “In deep thought about how you the off brand Morris Chestnut.”

If it seems like Drake might be overreacting to Charlamagne’s opinion, that’s only because CTG has a long history of provocations against the superstar, many pertaining to Drake’s sexuality. Fans on Twitter even collected a supercut of years of Charlamagne’s comments dating back to a beardless Drake.

It doesn’t see like Charlamagne is sweating the clapbacks though. On his other show, The Breakfast Club, he floated the unlikely explanation that he and Drake have been doing this dance as promotion for the album, which is due next month. “Back in the day, I can honestly say I was hating on Drake for fun… But after ‘Back To Back’ and he sent the bottle with the note, we came to an understanding and we agreed whenever he drops certain songs, I will hate on them and bring more attention to the record. I don’t think he needs it.” Of course, Charlamagne also said he was lying and no one would believe him, so who’s to say?

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Until Bill Maher weighs in, it’s Clay Travis who has the weirdest take about whatever is happening between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

After Swift was spotted at a Kansas City Chiefs game eating a piece of chicken with ketchup and “seemingly ranch” (and also to cheer on Kelce), right-wing provocateur Travis wrote on X, “Travis Kelce is doing Bud Light and covid shot commercials. He needs to fire all his marketing agents. Or he needs to just go ahead and cut his dick off, become a chick, and endorse Joe Biden.”

Kelce, who won the Super Bowl seven months ago and would be a first-ballot NFL Hall of Famer if he retired today, rode off into the sunset with the biggest pop star in the world after catching a touchdown. He doesn’t need advice from a guy who once went on a weird rant about boobs on Fox News.

Travis was instantly quote-tweeted into oblivion (Swifites + NFL fans is a perilous combination), but he later double downed on his ramblings. “The Taylor Swift fans & the covid shot fans are now all in my mentions going crazy and it is a glorious medley of woke insanity. Things haven’t been this wild on here for me since I called for canceling all halftime band performances in college. Which should still 100% happen,” he wrote.

To quote Taylor Alison Swift, you need to calm down.

(Via X/Clay Travis)

Can rootin’ tootin’ Lauren Boebert possibly live down her Beetlejuice vaping and groping drama before she’s up for reelection in 2024? It’s too soon to know the answer to that question. It’s only been two weeks, so near-constant talk of a scandal of this magnitude is to be expected. That fire is fueled by Boebert’s past statements about drag shows because she was groping a Democrat Bar Guy whose establishment participates in Aspen Gay Week each year, so it doesn’t seem likely that her opponents will let her forget the mess that went down in a crowded Denver theater with families present.

Additionally, Boebert herself cannot stop inadvertently reminding everyone about the incident. Even one word from her, including “joy,” has been enough to set people off. When she mentioned “encounters at the Southern border,” social media collectively tittered. Over the weekend, it somehow kept going.

Boebert spoke with Steve Bannon for his War Room program on Real America’s Network. In the process, Boebert promised that she will be all business while also insisting she’d rather be hanging with her kids and grandkid. At the end, she declared, “I’m not here for the political show, the political theater.”

Bannon, for his part, is a Boebert fan and even referred to her as “a hammer when it comes to policy.” Still, the word “theater” was simply too much for people to handle, so Beavis And Butt-Head may have entered the chat.

This incident happened two weeks ago, and yet, it continues to fuel chaos.

In an age where technology and fashion intertwine, our pets deserve accessories that echo the times. Many pet owners grapple with the need for innovative solutions that also embrace sustainability. Enter Nina Woof, seamlessly marrying the appeal of modern design with a groundbreaking addition: the Cupertino Dog Collar, compatible with Apple AirTag.

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J. Cole wasn’t on the marquee for the iHeartRadio Music Festival 2023 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas over the weekend, but he surprised fans during Lil Durk’s set for a performance of “All My Life.” He also made Danielle Fishel’s day backstage.

Fishel is best known for her iconic role of Topanga Lawrence on Boy Meets World from 1993 to 2000, and she attended the festival with Rider Strong and Will Friedle, her former Boy Meets World castmates and current Pod Meets World co-hosts.

A video circulated by a J. Cole fan account on an X (formerly known as Twitter) shows Fishel beside herself as she approaches Cole in a hallway in the bowels of T-Mobile Arena. “I have to say hi to you,” she says. “I went and saw your show in LA. […] Unbelievable! I’m such a big fan.” Cole kindly responds, “Me, too. Likewise.”

Separately, Fishel posted an Instagram reel recapping her whole weekend — set to Harry Styles’ “Golden” instead of a Cole song, but whatever — that involved posing on the red carpet with Friedle and Strong, dancing with Lance Bass, hugging J. Cole, and snapping photos with Miguel and Kane Brown.

“Vegas for the #iheartmusicfestival2023 was AMAZING,” Fishel captioned an Instagram reel. “I spent time with a few #bffs forever (@rider_strong, #willfriedle, @lancebass and @michaelturchinart), met a few ICONS (@realcoleworld, @thegr8khalid, @kanebrown), and danced to the one and only @officialtlc. Meeting @liltunechi is still on my bucket list but I had the best time. Thank you to @alzonamediagroup and @_tonyshane for filming these special moments for us.”

Washington D.C.’s All Things Go Festival started in 2014 and is back in 2023 for another (…ahem) go this Saturday and Sunday, September 30-October 1. That’s quite an impressive run. After calling the fest an opportunity to improve the gender imbalance in the music festival industry in 2018, the show’s organizers have since doubled down, fielding all women headliners the next year and dedicating a full day to women performers.

This year, they’re going even further; nearly the entire lineup is made up of women or acts fronted by women, including headliners Maggie Rogers and Lana Del Rey, and an undercard featuring Carly Rae Jepsen, Boygenius, Muna, Beabadoobee, Arlo Parks, Raye, Tegan and Sara, Sudan Archives, Alvvays, Ethel Cain, Samia, and more. The festival takes place at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland this year, and you can find more information at the official website.

The set times for the 2023 All Things Go Festival can be found below.

Saturday, September 30

Pavilion Stage

Jensen Mcrae (12:00 – 12:30), Last Dinosaurs (12:50 – 1:20), Raye (1:40 – 2:10), Suki Waterhouse (2:30 – 3:15), Tegan And Sara (3:35 – 4:25), Fletcher (4:45 – 5:45), Carly Rae Jepsen (6:45 – 8:00), Maggie Rogers (9:30 – 11:00)

Chrysalis Stage

Hemlocke Springs (12:00 – 12:20), Vacations (12:30 – 1:00), Sudan Archives (1:20 – 1:50), The Wombats (2:10 – 2:55), Peach Pit (3:15 – 4:00), Dayglow (4:20 – 5:05), Lizzy McAlpine (5:45 – 6:45), Mt. Joy (8:00 – 9:15)

Sunday, October 1

Pavilion Stage

Free Range (12:00 – 12:30), Tommy Lefroy (12:50 – 1:20), Ella Jane (1:40 – 2:10), Leith Ross (2:30 – 3:15), Ethel Cain (3:35 – 4:25), Arlo Parks (5:00 – 6:00), Boygenius (6:30 – 8:00), Lana Del Rey (9:30 – 11:00)

Chrysalis Stage

Juliana Madrid (12:00 – 12:20), Vundabar (12:30 – 1:00), Meet Me @ The Altar (1:20 – 1:50), No Vacation (2:10 – 2:55), Samia (3:15 – 4:00), Alvvays (4:20 – 5:05), Alex G (5:45 – 6:45), Muna (8:00 – 9:15)

Bruce Willis‘ aphasia diagnosis is “the blessing and the curse,” according to his wife, Emma Heming Willis.

“To finally understand what was happening so that I could be into the acceptance of what is — it doesn’t make it any less painful, but… just being in the know of what is happening to Bruce makes it a little easier,” she said on Monday’s episode of the Today show. When asked if her husband, who retired from acting, is aware of what’s happening, she replied, “It’s hard to know.”

Frontotemporal dementia is different from Alzheimer’s in a few ways, [Susan Dickinson, head of the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration] told Today. In particular, it affects a different part of the brain — language processing areas rather than areas involved in memory — so the symptoms present differently. “It can affect speech, behaviors, personality and what we call executive functioning,” Dickinson said, referring to skills that help to plan ahead and achieve goals.

Heming Willis referred to herself as Willis’ “care partner” rather than a “care taker” because “it’s important for care partners to look after themselves so that they can be the best care partner for the person they’re caring for.” She added, “The most important thing was to be able, for us, to say what the disease was, explain what it is, because when you know what the disease is from a medical standpoint it sort of all makes sense. It was important that we let [our daughters] know what it is because I don’t want there to be any stigma or shame attached to their dad’s diagnosis or any form of dementia.”

You can watch the interview below.

(Via Today)

Bill Belichick is not usually someone you go to for takes on things happening in the pop culture world, as he would typically prefer to give you a 10 minute long history lesson on the long snapper position and the efficacy of using a roster spot on one than talk about anything else.

However, there is one thing we know Bill Belichick loves beyond the world of football, and that is Taylor Swift, as he converted into Swift fandom when he saw her Eras Tour stop in New England earlier this year. Belichick isn’t quite sure he’s a Swiftie, but he is a fan and so there was naturally a curiosity for his take as the NFL and Taylor Swift worlds collide with her showing up to the Chiefs-Bears game on Sunday to watch Travis Kelce amid dating rumors.

On The Greg Hill Show on WEEI in Boston, Belichick made his weekly Monday morning appearance after the Pats beat the Jets and, after talking through the game, he was asked for his thoughts on the goings on in Kansas City and played along with it much better than anyone would anticipate he would, calling it “the biggest catch” of Kelce’s career.

As someone who has watched Belichick bristle at and refuse to answer questions he views as nonsensical for years, it’s pretty hysterical that he’s willing to have fun here with the Kelce-Swift stuff. That just shows his Swiftie bonafides and Travis better be careful, because if this thing ends poorly not only will he have millions of Swift’s fans on him, but one of the biggest names in the NFL seems like he’ll side with Taylor too.

Now that the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have reached a tentative agreement after a lengthy, months-long strike, it would seem that the late night talk shows have a green light to return. Not quite yet.

While popular hosts like Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and John Oliver are itching to get their people back to work, there are still a few more hurdles before their shows can return to the air. Namely, that the deal has to be finalized, and there’s still the matter of the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike.

Via Deadline:

Sources told Deadline that the shows will likely return a few days after the strike is officially over, once the WGA Board and Council votes to lift the restraining order. This would give the writers the chance to return and the crew to get the production process going again.

They do not need to wait until the SAG-AFTRA strike is over as they are not struck shows, although don’t expect a phalanx of actors to turn up as guests as they are still on strike and won’t be promoting struck work.

However, once the WGA and AMPTP agreement has been locked in, Deadline reports that Kimmel, Colbert, Meyers, and Jimmy Fallon will most likely return on the same night.

The four network hosts (along with Oliver whose Last Week Tonight airs on Sundays) have been working closely together on the Strike Force Five podcast and will reportedly coordinate their returns as a show of solidarity.

(Via Deadline)