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The upcoming episode of Disney Jr’s “Ariel” titled “Jewels the Winner; Abuelita’s Shawl” promises a delightful mix of fun and heartwarming moments. Set to air on Friday, March 7, 2025, at 10:00 Am, this episode features Jewels, who is known for bringing excitement wherever she goes. In this episode, she brings down the fun in a way that will surely entertain young audiences.

Meanwhile, Lucia has a special surprise in store for her beloved Abuelita. She gifts her a beautiful new shawl, which is sure to warm both Abuelita’s heart and viewers’ hearts alike. This touching moment highlights the importance of family and the joy of giving.

As the episode unfolds, viewers can expect a blend of laughter and emotional connections. The vibrant animation and catchy songs will keep children engaged while teaching them about love and generosity. “Jewels the Winner; Abuelita’s Shawl” is set to be a...

Wu-Tang Clan have announced their final tour, “Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber.” Kicking off in June, the 2025 jaunt will feature Run the Jewels as the special guest.

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The 27-date trek begins on June 6th in Baltimore, Maryland, and will make stops in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, New York, Toronto, and more before wrapping up in Philadelphia on July 18th.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, February 28th via Ticketmaster.

All of the surviving original members — RZA, Gza, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, U-God, and Masta Killa — are on board for the tour, along with Cappadonna and Young Dirty Bastard, who will perform in place of his father, Ol’ Dirty Bastard.

“Wu-Tang Clan has shown the world many chambers throughout our career; this tour is called ‘The Final Chamber.’ This is a special moment for me and all my Wu...

Every episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew peels back another layer of the mysteries that surround At Attin. The kids have no other frame of reference in the galaxy, but off-worlders think they're lying through their teeth about where they came from. In Episode 4, "Can't Say I Remember No At Attin," we see the planet of At Achrann didn't fare as well as the idyllic and regimented At Attin. Based on Sm-33's shocking revelations at the end of the episode, my hopes for the series' end have taken a turn.

What is At Achrann's problem?

The second of the Jewels of the Old Republic that we see could not be more different than At Attin. We started this series on a planet where people led boring but reliable lives. The kids were fed, educated, and housed, while the adults had their purpose in life determined far in advance...

We can now add Substack to the list of companies that are courting streamers. The publishing platform has introduced a live video format that enables up-to-the-moment coverage of breaking news and current events.

In an introductory blog post, Substack explained that it rolled out live video to meet the demand of certain newsletter publishers. “Live video arrives as more writers and creators use Substack to reach their subscribers while events unfold, often hosting dynamic conversations about breaking news and live events via Chat,” reads the post. “With publishers requesting ever-richer ways to connect, live video provides a new way to meaningfully engage with your audience.”

Substack users can go live directly from the platform’s mobile app, and their followers will be notified when a broadcast begins. Completed recordings will be saved as drafts, allowing them to be incorporated into future long-form posts.

Early users of live video on Substack...

“The Nest” is a new digital broadcast network featuring re-runs that will replace Sinclair’s “Stadium” sports network later this month. (Courtesy image)

Sinclair Broadcast Group has signed an agreement with peer broadcaster Tegna to distribute its digital network The Nest in more cities across the country.

This month, Sinclair and Tegna will work together to bring The Nest to 35 stations, including major market affiliates of “Big Four” networks like ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC, the companies said in a statement.

Later this month, The Nest will debut on a digital sub-channel of the following Tegna-owned major-market broadcast stations:

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Burna Boy has officially launched his I Told Them… Tour and we have the set list from the first show!

The 32-year-old Nigerian singer kicked off the tour with his first-ever Los Angeles stadium performance on Friday (November 3) at Bmo Stadium.

Burna Boy performed his hits from his most recent album I Told Them…, such as “Sittin On Top of the World” and “City Boys,” in addition to other hits such as “Last Last.”

The tour continues with a handful of dates through November 2023 and then he’ll be back on the road in February and March 2024.

Head inside to check out the set list…

Keep scrolling to check out the full set list…

**This set list is representative of the first show and might not be completely accurate for every show.

1. I Told Them

2. Gbona

3. Dey Play

4. Location

5. Pull Up

6. Secret

7. Level Up

8. For My Hand

9. Sittin’ on Top...

Burna Boy’s seventh studio album, I Told Them…, has arrived. Stream the record below.

Spanning 15 songs and featuring appearances by 21 Savage, RZA, J. Cole, Byron Messia, and more, I Told Them… continues Burna Boy’s distinct Afrobeats sound. Speaking about the record in a recent interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music, the rapper explained that he sees the record as a milestone of his success. “This one is for the part of my own home and the people in my own home who didn’t believe or doubt it, or still doubt, or any type of thing,” he said. “You can go back to my old tweets and stuff. I basically predicted everything that’s happening now.”

Continuing, he likened his manifestation of success with the words of a prophet, and concluded with: “It’s fun to tell people something is true, and they doubt, and then they end up seeing it.

Exclusive: Neil A. Cohen, who was an agent in the non-scripted television department at UTA, is leaving and joining Paradigm. At Paradigm, he becomes an unscripted agent based out of its New York office.

It comes after Brett Hansen, who was a partner at UTA, joined Paradigm in September.

Cohen joined UTA in 2015 as a talent and packaging agent and reps nonfiction production companies, traditional and non-traditional talent, as well as producers and directors who specialize in documentary and nonfiction storytelling.

His clients included Hot Snakes Media, Intentional Content, Jigsaw Productions, Juma Entertainment, Megalomedia and Thinkfactory Media as well as filmmakers such as Erin Lee Carr, Matthew Galkin and Alex Gibney and Gov. John Kasich, Esther Perel and journalist Kara Swisher.

Before joining the agency, Cohen worked at A+E Networks for over 10 years including as SVP Talent & Production, having joined as VP Nonfiction & Alternative Programming in 2004.

He worked across series including Shipping Wars,...

Actress/supermodel Anja Rubik poses for the "Zara" Spring 2023 campaign, wearing cargo tops, heeled mules and a whole lot more:

"...since 2010, Rubik has made several appearances on 'Top Model', the Polish edition of 'America's Next Top Model'. In 2014, she became the host and a judge of the Polish version of the reality show 'Project Runway Poland'.

" In 2010, Rubik appeared as a judge in 'The Fashion Show', alongside Isaac Mizrahi, Iman and Laura Brown.

"In 2014, Rubik starred in a music video for the song 'Chleb' by Mister D., a music project of the Polish author Dorota Masłowska and film director Krzysztof Skonieczny.

"In 2014 Rubik appeared in the 'Black Atlass' music video to the 'Jewels' track, directed by Yoann Lemoine. In 2016, she starred in 'Lost Me', Mary Komasa's music video directed by Jan Komasa.

"In 2019, Rubik directed the music video to Mary Komasa's track 'Be a Boy'.

Run the Jewels appeared on The Late Show to showcase their track “A Few Words for the Firing Squad.” The duo, El-p and Killer Mike, offered a hard-hitting rendition of the 2020 song, which sees the pair reflecting on their value as artists.

“A Few Words for the Firing Squad” comes off the rap group’s most recent LP, RTJ4. The album featured collaborations with Greg Nice, DJ Premier, 2 Chainz, Pharrell Williams, Mavis Staples, Zack de la Rocha, and Josh Homme, who also co-produced his track “Pulling the Pin.”

Earlier this month,...

Kiss, the band behind hits such as Rock & Roll All Nite and God Gave Rock & Roll To You, are set to be the subject of a four-hour, two-part documentary for A&e.

The cable network has ordered Biography: KISStory as part of its long-running doc strand.

It will be produced by Leslie Greif, who produced Gene Simmons Family Jewels for the network. Greif’s Big Dreams Entertainment will produce with Critical Content, whose Jenny Daly will exec produce alongside Greif.

It comes after Deadline revealed that Netflix was on the brink of a deal for Shout It Out Loud, a feature biopic about the band from director Joachim Rønning.

Biography: KISStory, which will be directed by D.J. Viola (Christmas Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses), will chronicle the band’s five decades in the business as founders Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons reflect on their career.

Launching on Sunday June 27 at 9pm,...

Exclusive: Thinkfactory Media, the TV production company behind hit reality franchises such as Marriage Boot Camp and scripted series including Emmy-winning Hatfields & McCoys, has signed with ICM Partners for global representation.

Run by CEO and veteran producer Adam Reed, Thinkfactory Media, an ITV America company, produces unscripted fare that spans a variety of genres and formats for broadcast, cable and streaming partners. Current and recent series include A&e’s What’s it Worth?, hosted by Jeff Foxworthy, We tv’s Marriage Boot Camp empire, encompassing flagship Reality Stars, alongside Family Edition and Hip Hop Edition, as well as We tv’s megahit Mama June: From Not to Hot.

Thinkfactory also recently announced a new unscripted project with Carole Baskin, the big cat activist of Tiger King fame, and her husband Harold Baskin, that will expose animal exploitation. The company currently has other unscripted projects set with History, TBS, Lifetime and TLC.

This piece is part of our ongoing coverage of Rolling Stone’s newly updated 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list. Prince’s Purple Rain topped El-p’s personal ballot and landed at number eight on the overall list. Here, the Run the Jewels rapper reflects on how the album changed him as both an artist and as a person. (Go here to read the complete list of 500 Greatest Albums voters and learn more about how the current ranking was assembled.)

Purple Rain contains the DNA of everything I needed to understand about music.

Adult Swim and Ben & Jerry’s have teamed up for Adult Swim’s first broadcast musical performance, all in celebration of National Voter Registration Day.

Grammy-nominated hip-hop group Run The Jewels will be the attraction. The event will air Saturday, October 10 at Midnight Et/Pt on Adult Swim, all with the goal of encouraging fans to vote in the upcoming election.

“Holy Calamavote” will see Run The Jewels perform the entirety of RTJ4, their new album. The show will be presented commercial-free.

“We’re proud to be a part of this initiative to encourage and enable voting and can’t wait to finally perform our album RTJ4. This will be fun,” said a statement from Killer Mike and El-p of Run The Jewels.

“Adult Swim is honored to be a part of this cultural moment and to partner with Run The Jewels and Ben & Jerry’s to present the first...

Diane Keaton is the action hero moviegoers deserve.

Over the weekend, the Oscar winner, 74, shared a laugh-out-loud funny mashup that inserted her First Wives Club character, into a particularly violent scene from last year’s John Wick 3. The comedic blend sees Keaton’s Annie from the 1996 comedy preaching pacifism to Keanu Reeves, as he engages in a brutal knife fight with several adversaries.

“I thought we were supposed to be helping each other, not ripping each other to shreds!” Keaton shouts in the scene, edited to appear as if she’s scolding Wick and his assailants.

Keaton adorably captioned the humorous edit on Instagram,...

Exclusive: Amazon Studios has acquired the worldwide rights to Ninian Doff’s debut feature Boyz In The Wood which stars Izzard, Kate Dickie, Georgie Glen, James Cosmo and a up-and-comers Samuel Bottomley, Viraj Juneja, Rian Gordon and Lewis Gribben. The horror-comedy made its world premiere as the opening Midnight Movie at SXSW and received rave reviews before moving on to a noteworthy festival run.

Written and directed by Doff and produced by Tobey Maguire and Matthew Plouffe’s Material Pictures, Boyz In The Wood is set deep in the Scottish Highlands and gives an irreverent take on generational politics, hip-hop loving farmers, and hallucinogenic rabbit shites. The satirical story, which features a playlist of tone-appropriate rappers including Danny Brown, Vince Staples, Run The Jewels, and original music from Scottish producer S-Type, follows four city boys trying to escape a mysterious huntsman (Izzard). The Scottish Highlands’ police unit trails behind, failing spectacularly to provide assistance.

The action is about to jump from the jungle to your living room, as Sony has announced Jumanji: The Video Game, which is coming to console and PC this fall. Jumanji has become something of an unlikely franchise, thanks to the success of 2017's Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. With a sequel coming down the pipeline later this year, Sony is looking to capitalize as much as possible. As such, they have a new multiplayer video game heading our way and we've got a trailer to prove it.

It's very much just a video game teaser, but it gives us some sense of what to expect. We see the four main characters we were introduced to in the previous movie all falling from the sky and being dropped into a familiar jungle landscape. Epic music cues up and the title flashes across the screen. One of the biggest takeaways is...

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Now that the Heathers TV series is finally making its way to air, it's releasing not one but two soundtracks to celebrate.

It's been a long and winding road for the Heathers TV show to make it to air.

The dark high school series based on the 1988 film of the same name was initially set to premiere on TV Land in 2017. Then Heathers made its way over to the newly launched Paramount Network instead. Paramount decided to table Heathers for the foreseeable future following a rash of school shooting in the U.S. Finally, Paramount gave Heathers a trim from 10 episodes to 9 and is set to release the series on October 25.

To celebrate finally getting to see the light of day, Heathers is getting not one but two original soundtracks on Lakeshore Records.

The first soundtrack, Heathers-Original Television Series Soundtrack (Various Artists), is set to be released...

Run the Jewels released a rugged new single titled “Let’s Go (The Royal We)” on Thursday. The song appears in the new Marvel film Venom.

The beat is the star here — the instrumental is nasty, patient and buzzing. Run the Jewels’ El-p and Killer Mike take turns rapping tightly wound verses that skim over the top of the droning bass line. Their lines are as ominous as the beat: “Death in the air, we relish the smell,” Killer Mike raps. “We are the hand of the lord/ We are the hand with the sword…...

Patrick Williams, who was best-known for his Emmy-winning television music but who was also a renowned and Grammy-winning big-band jazz leader and arranger, died Wednesday morning of complications from cancer at St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica, Calif. He was 79.

Williams was among the most versatile composers of his generation, earning an Oscar nomination, four Emmys and two Grammys during more than 50 years of music-making in New York and Los Angeles.

In the middle of his most prolific period, scoring music for TV including “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “The Bob Newhart Show” and “The Streets of San Francisco,” he was also nominated for the prestigious Pulitzer Prize in music for his groundbreaking “An American Concerto” (1976) for jazz quartet and symphony orchestra.

He scored nearly 50 films, often memorable scores for movies that were not big hits, including “Casey’s Shadow,” “The Cheap Detective” and “Cuba” in the 1970s; “Used Cars,...