REDBONE: "Come and Get Your Love."

NEW RELEASES: Pitchfork will point you to Afghan Whigs, Built to Spill, Santigold, and more.

BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has Jockstrap, Peoccupations, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, and more.

BETH ORTON, on the soundtrack to her life.

DAVID BOWIE: Documentarian Brett Morgentalks about Moonage Daydream.

BRITISH POP's fraught relationship with Queen Elizabeth.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Outkast's first Hot 100 chart-topper, the thoughtfully slinky relationship jam "Ms. Jackson."

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: Barbarian tops the chrt with a mildly surprising 10MM. Brahmastra Part One: Shiva places at the high end of estimates with 4.4MM.  Bullet Train shows with 3.3MM on a 25 percent drop.  Overall, the second-lowest weekend of the year.

THE FABELMANS, directed by Steven Spielberg, has a trailer online.

DISENCHANTED, the sequel to Enchanted, has a trailer online.

HARRISON FORD showed Indiana Jones 5 footage at D23.

MARVEL and STAR WARS announcements at D23.

THE MANDALORIAN has a Season 3 teaser online.

INSIDE OUT 2 Is Happening, But Only Amy Poehler's Feeling the Joy.

ANNA KENDRICK, rescued from an elevator.

RABBITS have a swim mode.

AN ELEPHANT, enjoying a little mud slide.

STANLEY likes ice cubes.

A LITTLE PUPPER just wants to play.

THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

...with THE B-52s!  The quirky combo from Athens, GA, has had a long and storied career, but we'll (mostly) stick to the early stuff this weekend.  So, from the self-titled debut, classics "Planet Claire," "Rock Lobster,"  "Lava," and "Dance This Mess Around." And from the sophomore LP, Wild Planet, "Party Out of Bounds," "Give Me Back My Man", "Private Idaho" and "Dirty Back Road."  BONUS: "Song For A Future Generation," because it's the first song I heard them play live. DOUBLE BONUS: "Deadbeat Club," because get off my lawn.

BUILT TO SPILL: Doug Martsch visits World Cafe.

CHARLEY CROCKETT plays World Cafe.

TEGAN & SARA play "Yellow" on Late Night.

WET LEG covers Steve Lacy's "Bad Habit."

ARETHA FRANKLIN's FBI file has been disclosed.

PAVEMENT, on what they learned from Sonic Youth, R.E.M. and Echo & the Bunnymen.

AMANDA SHIRES talks to Fresh Air.

WHAT BOB DYLAN WANTED AT 23, from Nat Hentoff, Oct. 16, 1964.

QUEEN ELIZABETH II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, died at Balmoral aged 96, after reigning for 70 years. There's more from The Telegraph. Here's what likely happens next. She broke with tradition to stand with U.S. in a crisis. And here's a bit about the Queen's sense of humor. And with Paddington. Here are tributes from Elton John, the Rolling Stones, and Paul McCartney.  And inevitably, the last word, from The Beatles.

OLIVIA WILDE continues to spin the "Don't Worry, Darling" drama.

RICKY MARTIN is suing the nephew who accused him of sexual abuse.

GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY has a trailer online.

BLACK ADAM has another trailer online.

MEET CUTE has a trailer online.

PINOCCHIO: The D+ live-action remake's reviews are not great, Bob.

CLERKS III is getting more interesting reviews.

JAY CRONLEY's Unusually Funny Movies.

STREAMING TV is having an existential crisis.

BERNARD SHAW, CNN's first chief anchor, died Wednesday at a Washington, DC, hospital of pneumonia unrelated to Covid-19, Shaw's family announced Thursday. Shaw was 82.

9/11: The first five minutes of CNN coverage. I came out of the shower, saw the second plane hit on NBC, and knew had had to contact my boss, whose daughter lived in NYC. There is still a lot of crazy stuff going on around the country and the world as a result, so consider taking a moment to watch and remember, esp. with a new generation that has grown up with no direct memory of the event. 

A DOGGO trying a hula hoop.

LEAVE NO Spaniel Behind.

DON'T DO IT... oh, that's not so bad.

A CHIMPANZEE who ran away from a Ukrainian zoo was talked into returning after zookeepers offered her a raincoat, a hug and a bike ride.

KISS: "Black Diamond." They got you under their thumb. More Cowbell.

WILLIE NELSON's early career gets over three hours of discussion and analysis on Political Beats, with guest Jesse Walker.

AMANDA SHIRES visits World Cafe.

IBIBIO SOUND MACHINE covers David Bowie's "Heroes."

TEGAN & SARA cover Smashing Pumpkins' "Today."

PHOENIX shares "Tonight."

BRIAN ENO shares "We Let It In."

DEERHOOF shares "My Lovely Cat."

BUILT TO SPILL: Doug Martsch reviews his band's catalog.

THE BEATLES' Revolver is getting the super-deluxe treatment, incl. new mixes using the "de-mixing" technology from Peter Jackson's Get Back.

KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD are releasing three albums next week.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me," the pop-dancehall novelty that refuses to die.

LEONARDO DiCAPRIO's latest ex is doing fine, while another blasts ageist comments and headlines.

REGAL CINEMAS owner Cineworld Group has begun Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.  Theater execs project the industry generally could shed 5000 to 15000 screens.

BRADGELINA's battle over a French winery has gone from nasty to nuclear.

ANNA KENDRICK will direct a stranger-than-fiction true story based on Cheryl Bradshaw, a bachelorette on the hit '70s TV matchmaking show ‘The Dating Game.’

BILLIE LOURD and her husband, Austen Rydell, are expecting their second child.

TOM BRADY & GISELE BUNDCHEN haven't patched things up.

NETFLIX agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a Georgian chess master who alleged that she was defamed in an episode of “The Queen’s Gambit.”

GET A FOX, they said. It will be chill, they said.

A YORKIE goes for a spin.

A BEAR, having a scratch.

OF MONTREAL backed actor Paul Rudd and actor-director David Wain on Boston's classic "More Than A Feeling."

LATE BLOOMER streams the Where Are The Bones EP.

GUMA: A List of Sightings.

LAMBCHOP shares “Little Black Boxes.”

BJORK stares "atopos."

THE WAEVE, Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall's new project, share "Can I Call You."

PIXIES share "Dregs of the Wine."

GREG DULLI talks about Afghan Whigs' new album, signing to Sub Pop at grunge's peak, backing up Usher at SXSW, his long friendship with the late Mark Lanegan, guesting on the first Foo Fighters album, and much more.

WES FREED,  the Richmond-based artist and musician whose work has graced almost all of Drive-By Truckers' album covers (and one by Cracker, iirc), died on Sunday, September 4. He was 58.

CHRIS PINE denies HARRY STYLES spat on him.at the Venice Film Festival. Meanwhile, Don’t Worry Darling is receiving tepid reviews.

JENNIFER LAWRENCE talks motherhood, politics, and more.

KIM KARDASHIAN, on what's behind the American Dream. 

ADAM LEVINE and Behati Prinsloo are expecting a third baby.

KEY & PEELE reunite for Wendell & Wild; there's a trailer online.

MILA KUNIS: The Luckiest Girl Alive? There's a trailer, anyway.

JERRY SEINFELD, Supermodel?

BEN STILLER & SEAN PENN: Banned from Russia.

A HUSKY reacts to the smell of a durian fruit for the first time.

WHN YOU MEET an itchy elephant.

THAT LAST STEP is a doooozy.

ISSAC HAYES croons "Walk On By".

NEW RELEASES: Paste will roint you to Living Hour, Lou Turner, and more.

BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has Stereolab, Unloved, The Orchids, and more.

PAUL McCARTNEY joins CHRISSIE HYNDE on his first live performance of The Beatles' "Oh, Darling."

WAXAHATCHEE'S best cover songs.

LOU REED, honored at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

NIRVANA: The Nevermind album cover lawsuit was dismissed.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Destiny's Child's theoretically-feminist movie-theme blockbuster "Independent Women Part 1."

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: Top Gun: Maverick soars back to the top of the holiday chart with a 7.9MM haul as it breaks the 700MM barrier domestically. Bullet Train pulled in second with 7.33MM on a 28 percent gain.  And Spider-Man: No Way Home swung back into theaters to claim the third spot with 6.6MM.

OLIVIA WILDE sorrt of addressed whether there has been a “falling out” between herself and Florence Pugh.

BRENDAN FRASER received a hugely positive reception following the premiere of his new film The Whale at the Venice International Film Festival.

THE BANSHEES OF INSHERIN, reuiniting Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, is also huge at Venice.

TOM CRUISE will do an insane stunt, even for a trade convention.

ADRIANA LIMA and boyfriend Andre Lemmers have welcomed their first baby together, her third.

JORDANA BREWSTER and Mason Morfit are married.

COPENHAGEN COWBOY, from the director of Drive, has a trailer online.

WHEN George Clooney Met Julia Roberts.

A CLEVER DOG gets his pool ready.

A BEAR swims in a pool in Simi Valley.

PIG-PEN's Doggo.

A BABY FLAMINGO, learning to stand on one leg.