Karl THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:
…with ARETHA FRANKLIN, Live in Stockholm, 1968! The "Lady Soul" concert was broadcast on Swedish TV, including: "There's No Business Like Show Business," "Come Back To Me," "Satisfaction," "Don't Let Me Lose This Dream," "Soul Serenade," "Night Life," "Baby I Love You," "Groovin,'" "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," "Come Back Baby," "Dr Feelgood (Love Is A Serious Business)," "Since You've Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby)" "I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)," "Chain Of Fools," and "Respect."
SHAME visits World Cafe.
GNARLS BARKLEY returns with "Pictures."
THE WOMACK SISTERS share "You Went Away Too Long," another solid signing for Dap-Tone.
GARY KLEBE of Shoes shares "Not Tough Enough."
THE HIVES "Roll Out The Red Carpet."
LITTLE BARRIE shares "More Bad Miles Of Road."
BILL CALLAHAN, on the nooks and crannies of his remarkable career.
BUDDY GUY is calling on Chicago to build a monument worthy of its reputation as the “Blues Capitol of the World.”
NETFLIX is declining to raise its bid for Warner Bros, positioning Paramount as the winner in the battle for the fabled studio. Netflix's stock jumped after hours.
CRISPIN GLOVER, accused of holding a former model as a sex slave in a new lawsuit.
SCREAM 7: Bad reviews from THR and Variety, and a 48 percent opening score on Rotten Tomatoes. Oof.
AMC THEATERS plans to begin blocking off its best seats for customers who pay for their premium-tier programs.
TOY STORY 5, finding a new Mr. & Mrs. Potato Head.
ZOOTOPIA 2 tops the 2025 domestic box office chart.
LINDSAY LOHAN looks back on her troubled times.
TEENAGERS want to see more “empathy” and “emotional availability” from male characters in movies and TV shows, according to a new study.
BOBBY J. BROWN, who portrayed the Baltimore cop Bobby Brown on HBO’s The Wire, has died after being caught in a barn fire in Maryland. He was 62.
A DOGGO: "It Wasn't Me."
PUNCH THE MONKEY, grooming his plushie, getting a piggyback ride, and getting some love.
A BIRD befriends a kitten.
POLICE DOGS taking a break on the night shift.
