

MAGAZINE: "Shot By Both Sides" on TOTP. NEW RELEASES: Paste will point you to Brian D’Addario (The Lemon Twigs), Japanese Breakfast, and more. BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has Dutch Interior, Jeffrey Lewis, The Horrors, and more. FIONA APPLE sings THE WATERBOYS' new single, "Letter From An Unknown Girlfriend." WEYES BLOOD covers Neil Diamond's "Shiloh." EDDIE VEDDER covers Neil Young's "The Needle And The Damage Done." BEACH BUNNY shares "Big Pink Bubble." KATE PIERSON joined IDA and TSUNAMI on The B-52s' "52 Girls" at Levon Helm's studio. BRIAN D'ADDARIO shares his favorite songs by longtime Beach Boys collaborator Stephen Kalinich. DUTCH INTERIOR, on how Acetone, The Microphones, Angel Olsen and more influenced their new album. KISS revealed that they'd be playing an unmasked, makeup-free live show, as part of a three-day event called Kiss Army Storms Vegas. THE SEARCHERS are making Glastonbury their final gig. PAUL WAGSTAFF, the Manchester guitarist who formed Paris Angels and later joined Happy Mondays and Black Grape, has died aged 60. LARRY TAMBLYN, a founding member of the band The Standells, has died. He was 82. WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: Snow White tops the chart with 43MM, but that is below already low expectations, even worse than the live-action remake of Dumbo. The B+ CinemaScore is also worse than any Disney live-action remake. Oof. Steven Soderberg's Black Bag places with 4.4MM on a 42 percent drop that's likely disappointing for a something with a 97 percent Tomatometer. Captain America: Brave New World shows with 4.1MM on a 27 percent drop. Below the fold, Mickey 17 continues to disappoint, and Barry Levinson's Alto Knights, with Robert De Niro returning to a gangster film, also looks to bomb. GEORGE FOREMAN, a heavyweight boxing champion who returned to the sport to regain his title at the improbable age of 45, and who parlayed his fame and his amiable personality into a multimillion-dollar grill business, died on Friday night in Houston. He was 76. THE RUSSO BROTHERS, on how they eventually returned to the MCU. JAMES BOND, produced by... Amy Pascal or David Heyman? And directed by... Alfonso Cuarón? ROBERT DE NIRO on children's television. WHY AMANDA SEYFRIED turned down Guardians of the Galaxy. DAVID CRONENBERG defends the use of AI in The Brutalist. JENNIFER COOLIDGE, on how The White Lotus helped her dating life at 63. BIG DOGS, acting like puppers. A HERMIT CRAB changes shells in the wild. THE BENCH stood no chance.
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