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Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” re-enters Billboard Hot 100 at No. 8

Kate Bush's 1985 classic "Running Up That Hill" has stormed the Billboard chart after an appearance in the Netflix show Stranger Things.

music / Pop

Watch Doja Cat’s “Vegas” video

Doja Cat has shared a video for “Vegas,” the lead single of the soundtrack to Baz Luhrmann’s ELVIS, in theaters June 24.

music / Pop

Watch Toro y Moi and Eric André’s Goes By So Fast: A Mahal Film

Toro y Moi's 12-minute, Eric Andre co-starring short Goes By So Fast: A Mahal Film is now available to watch online.

music / Rock

Report: Frank Ocean in talks to direct A24 movie

Frank Ocean will reportedly make his directorial debut after signing a deal with production companies A24 and 2AM.

culture / Film

Creem returns with digital archive and new editorial staff

“America’s Only Rock ’n’ Roll Magazine” is back.

music / Rock

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NTWRK and ESPN team up for the ultimate NBA Champion’s Fan Gift Box

5 winners will take home jerseys, team apparel, and more to celebrate the upcoming matchup.

culture / Sports

In Look At Me: XXXTentacion, director Sabaah Folayan unpicks a divisive legacy

Look At Me: XXXTentacion director Sabaah Folayan talks about balancing the legacy of XXXTentacion, a rapper with a devoted fanbase and a series of violent criminal charges. The FADER Films-produced documentary is streaming on Hulu now.

music / Hip-Hop

Spotify is bringing back political ads

Spotify is bringing back political ads, but won't play them in between songs.

culture / Technology

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr delivers speech against gun violence

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr delivered an impassioned speech against gun violence ahead of last night's Western Conference Finals game.

culture / Sports

GLAAD condemns Ricky Gervais Netflix special

LGBTQ+ advocacy group GLAAD has called Ricky Gervais’ new Netflix special “dangerous” and anti-trans.

culture / TV

Reggaeton exec Raphy Pina sentenced to 41 months in prison

Raphy Pina, founder of Pina Records, has been sentenced to 41 months in prison after a December firearms conviction.

music / Reggaeton