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For all we know, Kanye's next album, Swish, may never happen, but at least he likes to keep us guessing. Today, at the Nyfw debut of his second collection for Adidas, he unveiled another new song. Earlier this year, at his first show, he premiered "Wolves" featuring Sia and Vic Mensa, and now he's gifted fans with a new house-inspired track, reportedly called "Fade." According to Consequence of Sound, the song samples the Undisputed Truth's "I'm Losing You," as well as Hardrive's "Deep Inside," and features vocals from frequent collaborators Ty Dolla $ign and Post Malone. Until we get a higher-quality recording, enjoy this rip from the show:...

Cannes -- Last time I was here on the Croisette, David Cronenberg was here with "Cosmopolis," and his son Brandon Cronenberg was here with "Antiviral." It was interesting seeing Brandon make a film that felt like it came from the young and squishy heart of his father, while David made a movie that felt like a genuine explosion of anger without a clear target to land on. It is easy to say that filmmakers lose steam as they work, that age and success mellow even the most genuinely furious artists, but I don't think that's the case with Cronenberg. After all, since the year 2000, he's made three films that I think are all very strong in their own way and very different than anything he'd done before. "Spider" is an upsetting glimpse into a damaged mind, one that traps us inside looking out rather than trying to explain or excuse.

Exclusive: Media Rights Capital has made a pre-emptive acquisition of the Jonathan Lethem novel As She Climbed Across the Table, in a package that has David Cronenberg directing, Bruce Wagner writing and Film Rites' Steve Zaillian and Garrett Basch producing. Lethem is the author of Motherless Brooklyn. The novel is a love triangle among an academic, his particle-physicist girlfriend, and the black hole that comes as the result of her lab experiments to replicate the origins of the universe. The physicist dumps her boyfriend to spend all her time with the black hole -- which she calls Lack -- and the university professor will do anything to win her back, even confronting his rival for her affections and risking a trip down a cosmic rabbit hole. The premise has comedic and thriller elements, and Film Rites brought it first to Cronenberg, who has covered dangerous and creepy obsessions in...

In honor of what would have been John Lennon's 70th birthday Oct. 9, my top five Lennon solo songs: 5. "God": "I was the Walrus, but now I'm John" -- Lennon takes the chord changes of the classic rock n roll slow dance, plays them more slowly than they've ever been played before, and builds on them some of the most moving music in all of rock. 4. "Imagine": we've heard it a thousand times, including today, as part of the Google animated logo on his birthday -- but it's still a great song -- and the idea, "Imagine no possessions," is more radical now than ever. 3. "I'm Losing You": Lennon's low-down angry voice has never been better: "I know I hurt you then/but hell, that was way back when." He considered it the strongest song on "Double...

Welcome, Lost fans, to a special edition of Doc Jensen, which this week is coming to you from the veritable Bourbon Street of EW.com, Boulevard de Popwatch. This is a riotous, wonderful place, teeming with all sorts of pop-culture revelry -- a daily Mardi Gras of media. At this very moment within the larger French Quarter of EW, our Lost team is organizing a way-cool parade of Lost coverage that will be winding its way to your computer -- and your local newsstand -- this week. So for the sake of expediency and efficiency, Doc Jensen is rocking the Popwatch party this week.

In celebration of the final season of "Lost" premiering Tuesday, Feb. 2 on ABC, iTunes has launched character playlists.

We're curious as whether or not you guys think these lists fit the characters. We happen to think Kate's fits the best, plus it's also our personal favorite list of songs. We also would've included "Born to Run" for her.

Kate's Tracks: Lost Ep: A fugitive on the run, the strong-willed Kate Austen has a tumultuous past.

1. "Cherry Bomb" (The Runaways)

2. "Crazy" (Patsy Cline)

3. "Jack of All Parades" (Elvis Costello)

4. "(I Know) I'm Losing You" (Rod Stewart)

5. "Another Nail in My Heart" (Squeeze)

6. "Bad Medicine" (Bon Jovi)

7. "Somebody I Used to Know" (Elliot Smith)

Sawyer's Tracks: Lost Ep: Con man James "Sawyer" Ford at first was self-centered and disliked, but he becomes a trusted, courageous leader.

1. "Hair of the Dog" (Nazareth)

2. "Bad Moon Rising (Live)" (John Fogerty)

3. "You Got That Right" (Lynyrd Skynyrd...

Details of "Halloween II - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" have been disclosed. Co-produced by film director Rob Zombie, the soundtrack album for "H2: Halloween 2" is set to be outed in U.S. stores on August 25, three days before the "Halloween" sequel lets out its terror in theaters across the country.

A number of tracks in the album will be filled with dialog from the film, whereas the rest will feature music from such musicians as Motorhead, Moody Blues, Scream, Rod Stewart, MC5, 10cc and Foghat. The named artists take on classic tracks ranging from "Nights in White Satin" and "The Things We Do For Love" to "(I Know) I'm Losing You".

New psychobilly band Captain Clegg and the Night Creatures, who appear in the film, also make contribution to the soundtrack with two fresh recordings titled "Transylvania Terror Train" and "Honky Tonk Halloween". Other new tracks to be found...