Karl 
WE FIVE were on my mind when I woke up this morning, introduced by no less than Fred Astaire.
DAVE ALVIN & JIMMIE DALE GILMORE play KEXP.
PARIS PALOMA visits World Cafe.
WAXAHATCHEE shares "Much Ado About Nothing."
BARTEES STRANGE shares "Sober."
THE 100 BEST ALBUMS of the 2020s (So Far), according to Pitchfork.
COLDPLAY: Chris Martin revealed that the band are coming to the end of their time writing new material.
JAMES BLUNT promised to change his name to “whatever the public wants” on the condition that his debut album lands the Number One spot on the charts.
LAURYN HILL is being sued by a co-founder of the Fugees for fraud and breach of contract.
FRANKIE VALLI responds to online concerns that he's being forced onstage at 91.
DANIEL DAY-LEWIS seems to have unretired.
JOHN AMOS, the star of “Good Times,” “Roots,” "Coming To America," and more, died on Aug. 21 in Los Angeles of natural causes. He was 84.
DIDDY probably faces another 120 sex abuse claims, including claims involving 25 minors.
ASHTON KUTCHER is concerned that some of his celeb pals may be smeared by Diddy's defense? Hmm.
JUROR NO. 2, directed by Clint Eastwood, has a trailer online.
BABYGIRL has a trailer online.
THE ELECTRIC STATE: Joe and Anthony Russo reveal their AI-era road trip saga.
ROBERT WATTS, a production manager on George Lucas’ Star Wars and producer on its first two sequels along with Steven Spielberg’s first three blockbuster Indiana Jones movies and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, died Monday in his sleep at his home in West Sussex, England. He was 88.
FAT BEAR WEEK took a gruesome turn before it even started.
A DOGGO lets his teddy bear take first crack at dinner.
A PENGUIN leaps to safety as the ice breaks.
