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Goodbye to David Johansen, the last jet boy standing from the New York Dolls. It wasn’t just his madman energy that helped invent punk rock — it was his warmth and soul. He got a loving send-off in the final weeks of his life, after his daughter Leah Hennessy announced that he was dying of cancer. The news inspired a worldwide outpouring of grief and gratitude. This man was a lifelong personality crisis, preaching his rock & roll gospel that posing and strutting and peacocking through life is not merely fun,...

When Morrissey attempted to reunite the New York Dolls in 2004 for a performance at London’s Meltdown festival, he thought his odds of success were low. “I expected David [Johansen] to laugh at me and put the phone down,” he said that year. “But he was very agreeable and it seemed like now was the right time. He said, ‘Yes, they are great songs.’ I said, ‘Yes, and that’s the reason why you should sing them. That’s the reason why people still want to hear them.’”

Prior to Morrissey’s call,...

David Johansen, frontman for the New York Dolls and the last surviving original member of that pioneering punk band, has died at the age of 75.

The death of the singer who also moonlighted as his swing music alter ego Buster Poindexter and, as an actor, appeared in films like Scrooged and Let It Ride, was confirmed Saturday by Mara and Leah Hennessey, Johansen’s wife and stepdaughter.

“David Johansen died at home in NYC on Friday afternoon holding hands with his wife Mara Hennessey and daughter Leah, surrounded my music,...

The family of David Johansen, the legendary singer for the New York Dolls and a charismatic screen presence, has launched a fundraiser as he faces both stage 4 cancer and a brain tumor.

In a statement, the 75-year-old David Johansen said, “We’ve been living with my illness for a long time, still having fun, seeing friends and family, carrying on, but this tumble the day after Thanksgiving really brought us to a whole new level of debilitation. This is the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my entire life. I’ve never been one to ask for help, but this is an emergency. Thank you.”

Funds have been set up on Sweet Relief, which is designed to provide financial help to musicians in need. As for David Johansen’s specific needs, the official fundraiser site notes that he currently requires around-the-clock nursing, physical therapy and more. Those seeking to...

Thirty-three films comprise the eclectic lineup for the 56th Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival, the programming team led by the artistic director Karel Och revealed Tuesday. The selection includes 27 world premieres, three international premieres, and three European premieres, covering five continents.

In addition to the Crystal Globe Competition and Special Screenings section, Kviff’s new competition, Proxima, will make its debut in this year’s edition. Proxima aims to be “an inclusive space for pictures by young filmmakers and renowned auteurs alike, presenting bold works that defy categorization,” the festival said. In contrast to the East of the West competition, which it replaces, Proxima has no geographical restrictions.

Thirteen titles in the official selection are directed by filmmakers who have competed in Kviff before. Nine films are debut features. Melodramas, dystopian sci-fis, romantic comedies and essay documentaries are part of the wide-ranging lineup.

“From the 1,500 films that have been submitted this year,...

In case you didn't know, there's a One Direction edition of the popular Heardle game, and it's the perfect way for Directioners to test their knowledge! If you haven't played Heardle yet, it's pretty simple: you're given the first few seconds of a song, and you have to try to guess the track in the shortest amount of time possible. You get one second to start and can continue adding seconds to the clip until you get it.

If you know the beginnings of songs, this should be easy! That's why we put together a cheat sheet of the opening lyrics to all of One Direction's songs. However, bear in mind that not every song's opening will have lyrics, so you really have to know those intro notes.

The list below contains all of the songs from One Direction's discography - from "Up All Night" to "Made in the A.

The last big-time success for a sitcom on a network is arguably The Big Bang Theory, which was a juggernaut on CBS for 12 years. The best thing about the show is how rewatchable it is, with fans easily able to check out any episode they please to follow the exploits of Leonard, Penny, Sheldon, Raj, Howard, Amy, and Bernadette.

Related: Bernadette's 10 Most Savage Moments In The Big Bang Theory, According To Ranker

Voters on Ranker have rated which episodes they feel represent the best that The Big Bang Theory has to offer. Since these have hundreds of votes from around the world, there’s no doubt that these stories are the ones that reach the top of the 279 overall episodes in the sitcom.

Paul McCartney’s handwritten lyrics to “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer” are headed to the auction block via Moments in Time. The asking price is 425,000.

The song was pretty close to its final form when McCartney wrote these lyrics down on Apple Corps stationary, but he did cross out a few words in the second verse and make tiny corrections.

“Maxwell’s Silver Hammer,” which centers around a deranged murderer named Maxwell Edison who kills his victims with a hammer, was penned in late 1968 during the writing sessions for The White Album.

It’s an Oscar moment that makes the Moonlight/La La Land fiasco look quaint by comparison. What is an unintentional envelope mix-up next to an intentional slap heard around the world? Twelve hours later, no can stop talking about last night’s Oscars… and that surreal moment when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock across the face because of a joke that was in questionable taste.

The morning after, there are countless reports among entertainment outlets and hard-nosed news organizations alike: Rock is not pressing charges; Smith may be asked to return his Oscar; there was an after-party dance of “Getting Jiggy With It!” And oh yeah, some movies won some awards. Apparently.

For all the ugliness of last night’s spectacle, it is perhaps befitting of what was the most shameful Oscars in recent memory—a capstone on an evening that seemed to be about everything except the movies...

On the January 20, 2022 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor Ben Pearson is joined by senior news editor Jacob Hall, editors Hoai-Tran Bui & Bradford Oman, and chief film critic Chris Evangelista for Part 2 of their discussion narrowing down the best movie moments of 2021.

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On the January 18, 2022 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor Ben Pearson is joined by senior news editor Jacob Hall, and editors Hoai-Tran Bui & Bradford Oman, and chief film critic Chris Evangelista for Part 1 of their discussion narrowing down the best movie moments of 2021.

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Country singer Billy Currington has emerged from wherever he goes for years at a time and dropped a surprise new album. The “People Are Crazy” singer’s seventh major-label release Intuition is out now and sees him tilting more toward the textures of Eighties synth-pop, dance music, and R&b.

Currington, whose most recent radio single was 2019’s “Details,” has never shied away from experimenting with different styles — “Must Be Doing Somethin’ Right” was sultry country-soul, “We Are Tonight” was an unabashedly U2-style arena-rock anthem, and “Pretty Good at...

When George Lucas first conceived the Star Wars saga, the original trilogy was just part of a larger narrative. Lucas always planned to complete the series by filling in Darth Vader’s backstory as a wayward Jedi apprentice who got corrupted by Palpatine. More than a decade after finishing the original trilogy, the technology finally existed for Lucas to make the prequels.

Related: Star Wars: The 3 Greatest Moments From Each Prequel Movie

While Revenge of the Sith is widely regarded to be the best of the Star Wars prequels and was the only one to receive mostly positive reviews from critics, The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones both have plenty to offer, too.

“Master of None” is known for deftly hopping between narratives. One episode may split its focus among an array of New Yorkers whose only bond was going to the same movie, and the next will dial in on a character trying to come out to her family over the course of several Thanksgiving dinners. Season 3 does shift its story while introducing a new central character, but unlike previous entries, it doesn’t move on. Subtitled “Moments in Love,” the truncated, five-episode Season 3 tells the story of Denise (Lena Waithe) and Alicia (Naomi Ackie) as their relationship progresses from domestic bliss to personal challenges and beyond. Fans will remember Denise from previous seasons, but a lot has changed since she last visited, and the same can be said for “Master of None.”

Anyone who missed out on the marketing campaign may be taken aback by the shift in focus. After all,...

Momo Yaoyorozou initially comes off as proper, knowledgeable, and a little cold. Yet, as the series has progressed, fans have come to know Momo as a very kind and passionate individual with great inner strength and an eye for strategy.

Related: My Hero Academia: 10 Of Ochaco Uraraka's Cutest Moments, Ranked

Still, she is not without her quirks—pun intended. Situations arise where she is genuinely oblivious to how absolutely adorable she is, and these occurrences usually spawn from the kindness and passion within her. My Hero Academia wouldn't be the amazing anime that it is without her influence.

1. “Master of None” Season 3

Why Should I Watch? By the time Season 3 premieres, it will have been more than four years since “Master of None” last dropped new episodes. Obviously, a lot has changed — as has the new season, which moves Lena Waithe’s supporting character from Seasons 1 and 2 into the spotlight. Season 3, subtitled “Moments in Love,” follows Denise and her partner Alicia (played by Naomi Ackie) as they work through long-term relationship highs and lows, including fertility challenges and divergent personal growth.

Co-creator and executive producer Aziz Ansari will still appear in the series, but his main duties have shifted to writing and directing; he helms all five episodes and co-writes the scripts, as well. Can Season 3 capture the old spark that saw “Master of None” honored with three Emmy Awards and 12 nominations?

Bonus Reason: Ansari’s investment in romance is far from a fleeting endeavor. The former “Parks and Recreation...

Exclusive: Comedian Nikki Glaser will help MTV honor the year’s biggest moments in unscripted television as she hosts the inaugural MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted ceremony. The first-of-its kind event will air Monday, May 17 at 9 p.m. Et/Pt and comes a day after the MTV Movie & TV Awards on Sunday.

The first-ever MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted event will celebrate the jaw-dropping, no-rules, drama-filled moments from a number of nominated reality TV shows. RuPaul’s Drag Race leads the unscripted nominations with a total of five noms for categories including best reality cast, best competition series and best host. Among the other MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted nominees are Bling Empire, 90 Day Fiancé, The Bachelorette and Legendary.

The first ceremony in the two-night event sees Saturday Night Live alum Leslie Jones take the stage to host the awards show’s in-person return more than a year after it...

After four years, the popular Netflix movie series To All The Boys came to a close. When the first film, To All The Boys I've Loved Before, came out in 2018 it became one of the most re-watched original movies and Netflix - a feat the third and final film, To All The Boys: Always and Forever, is most certainly going to repeat. Aside from being one of the best teen romantic comedies in recent years, the film series got an extra boost in popularity thanks to its source material: the best-selling book series of the same name by Jenny Han.

Related: To All The Boys: Always And Forever: The 10 Best Moments 

Adapting a book series into a film series isn't always easy but To All The Boys have managed to do the impossible: make fans of the book series happy. Still, there's only so much that can be written into...

Here’s a title for you: Demon Witch Child (1975). This is the kind of title that conjures up images of crucifixes, and vomit, and crises of faith; a title that demands you confront your own relationship with the spiritual and contextualize your role in existence.

This is not that film.

Released in March in its native Spain, Demon Witch Child (a Rob Zombie song title if I’ve ever heard one) didn’t haunt Stateside drive-ins until May of the following year. Pay no heed to the critics, who immediately dismissed this as another The Exorcist rip off; instead, Demon Witch Child (aka La endemoniada and The Possessed) picks some of the strangest angles to come at that revered material from - so much so that it ends up doing its own thing in peculiar and fun ways.

An elderly and disheveled woman, Mother Gautère (Tota Alba - Strange Voyage...

90 Day Fiancé is one of the most popular reality television shows on the airwaves. Over multiple seasons and several spinoffs, fans have been glued to their television screens, watching couples start new lives together against all odds. The pairs barely know one another and live in different countries while trying to forge forth and create a union. The premise is perfect for high levels of drama to play out.

Related: 90 Day Fiancé: 2020's Most Shocking & Memorable Moments

Some of the drama that fans catch on-screen is one hundred percent real. Lots of tense moments between couples and families occur, to be sure. That said, some of the moments shown might not be as authentic as fans think. These particularly strange scenes were courtesy of the crew and production team, not the couples themselves.

On the January 7, 2021 episode of /Film Daily, /Film managing editor Jacob Hall is joined by weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson, and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to count down the best movie moments of 2020 (part two!). Opening Banter: Get ready for round two. If you’d like to avoid […]

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On the January 5, 2021 episode of /Film Daily, /Film managing editor Jacob Hall is joined by weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson, and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to count down the best movie moments of 2020 (part one!). Opening Banter: Jacob explains the rules If you’d like to avoid all […]

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Czech-Slovak 1960s drama Word, inspired by the director’s grandparents, is a second instalment in a planned trilogy. Emerging Czech writer-director Beata Parkanová is currently in production with her sophomore feature Word. Parkanová’s first feature-length outing was the intimate drama Moments, unveiled in the East of the West section at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2018. The film is a part of an intended trilogy written by the director with autobiographical aspects. While Moments was based on her experiences, the next instalment Word is inspired by her grandparents and the trilogy should conclude with Lights, following a six-year-old protagonist. Set between 1968 and 1969, Word revolves around the married couple of Václav and Věra. They promised each other that they would stand by each other's side in good times and bad times. The story follows the couple as they are tested after Václav refuses to become a member of...

If How I Met Your Mother is your favorite show, that says a lot about you. You definitely love your friends a lot, have a ton of inside jokes, and probably love NYC. But your favorite character in the show is the true teller of character.

Related: Himym: The Best Moments In Lily & Robin's Friendship

Whether your favorite character is one of the core five or someone else who left an impression, the answers are here for you to read. If you've ever wondered what your favorite character says about you, you've come to the right place.

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Did a bachelor party derail a wedding?

On Married at First Sight Season 11 Episode 1, a dark turn forced a wife-to-be to question whether marriage was a good idea. 

What did she decide to do?

Meanwhile, cold feet turned to ice when one bride discovered her husband's identity the night before the wedding day. 

Elsewhere, a twist of fate made one husband want to leave his wife behind. 

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Did Larissa lose her place in Las Vegas?

On 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? Season 5 Episode 5, the controversial realiy star worried she was about to be deported. 

Meanwhile, Debbie and Colt arrived in Brazil and the drama quickly started when Jess asked about children. 

Elsewhere, Elizabeth and Andrei argued in Moldova over gender roles, leading everyone to question he future of the relationship. 

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How did the end of the world begin?

On The 100 Season 7 Episode 8, Clarke finally met Bill Cadodgan and there was a devastating development about the future. 

Meanwhile, Becca's final journey to Earth was finally charted as we got to see what happened to her when she arrived on the ground. 

Who did she build a strong connection with?

Elsewhere, a new family was introduced, and a devastating development pit them against each other. 

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In Palm Springs, the new romantic comedy starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti, things couldn’t be any better, but they certainly couldn’t get much worse. Have you ever been to a resort so idyllic that you never wanted to leave? Well, what if you couldn’t leave even if you tried?

First-time director Max Barbakow and screenwriter Andy Siara are probably feeling that same “this could be heaven or this could be hell” dichotomy; on the one hand, the coronavirus pandemic kept their Sundance hit, which broke the previous record for the highest sale from the film festival, from premiering on big screens where it belonged. However, if there’s a bright side it’s that the sheltered existence most people have been living since mid-March has added strange new weight to the film’s Groundhog’s Day concept.

Samberg plays Nyles, a shaggy nihilist caught in the midst of a time-loop.

Netflix's After Life is a beautifully presented story that deals with one of the problems human beings face in their lifetime - dealing with grief. It's a feeling that can easily take over anyone. So much so that one might feel his/her life is not worth living, even though that's not the case.

Related: After Life: 10 Moments Tony’s Dog Stole The Show In Season 1

The show's central character - Tony (Ricky Gervais) loses his wife to cancer and he just cannot deal with it. However, he has a caring family who try their best to make him happy, and to some extent, they succeed. After Life, quite recently, released its second season on Netflix, which took the tally of the episodes up to 12. In this list, we are going to rank the 10 best episodes from the series, according to IMDb.

“I Still Believe” is the latest in the Christian Pamphlet genre. Joining films like “Overcomer” and “God’s Not Dead” in a class of pictures notable for their goodwill and poor filmmaking, ‘Believe’ chronicles the real-life story of Jeremy Camp. From the start of his days in college to the end of a relationship, filmmakers, the Erwin Brothers, have made it their mission to take this Grammy-nominated musician and make him a symbol of faith at a crossroads—his girlfriend is sick and only God can help.

Continue reading ‘I Still Believe’ Has Intimate Moments, But Isn’t The Real Thing [Review] at The Playlist.

Sharon Van Etten adds an artful glow to Lucinda Williams’ “If My Love Could Kill” in her cover of the song, issued on the Alzheimer’s Association’s new compilation LP, Music Moments.

“Murderer of poets, murderer of songs/Who robbed me of your memory, who robbed me of your time,” Van Etten croons over staccato piano, pulsing synth and marching drums. “Made her way into the symphony/Of your beautiful mind, of your beautiful mind.”

In an interview/in-studio video, the singer-songwriter detailed her inspiration for covering the song, which...

Mandy Moore has been in the spotlight for most of her life. She burst onto the scene in the late 90’s as a budding pop star, competing with Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Jessica Simpson on the Billboards with her hit song “Candy," but it was acting that wold really solidify Mandy in the entertainment industry and make her name a very recognizable one.

Related: This Is Us: 5 Moments Rebecca Pearson Is A Great Mom (& 5 Where She's A 6/10)

Over the last twenty or so years, Mandy has starred in some really iconic films including A Walk To Remember and The Princess Diaries. In 2016, This is Us premiered and was an instant fan favorite, earning Mandy both a Golden Globe nomination and an Emmy nomination for her work on the show as matriarch, Rebecca Pearson. But before we get into that, here's a look back at Mandy's Moore's best performances,...

Midsommar was one of the most successful films of the year, frightening viewers with ritualistic terror and a music score that'll keep you up at night. Featuring some grotesque scenes and bloodcurdling makeup/effects, Midsommar's director Ari Aster' relied on intense immersion and historical accuracy rather than jumpscares and monsters to horrify viewers.

Related: 10 Folk Horror Films to Watch If You Like Midsommar

There's no shortage of frightening scenes from this film but this highlights the ones that had viewers gasping with fear. Without further ado, here are the Top Ten Most Terrifying Moments from Midsommar.

The doomed relationship of Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt Bukater has been melting hearts right around the world for more than 20 years. Since James Cameron’s Titanic debuted in 1997, audiences have united behind Jack and Rose to lament the fact that they never got their happy ending (unless you count the afterlife scene at the end of the movie).

Related: Titanic: The 10 Most Heartbreaking Moments, Ranked

Jack and Rose will always have a place in our hearts as one of those movie couples that you can’t help but love. But that doesn’t mean their relationship makes a lot of sense. When you really think about it, they actually make a pretty terrible couple! Read on to find out why.

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We don’t always remember entire movies – we remember the moments. We recall that one glorious shot. We think of that telling glance, that hilarious one-liner, that shocking action scene. Heck, we sometimes remember a great moment from a bad movie more often than an entire competent movie. And with another year in cinema behind […]

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Writing and recording the perfect album is a delicate art form. The very best examples possess themes and debates that run through each and every song, giving the finished article a unified and coherent feel whilst capturing the zeitgeist and reflecting the inner states of those who were part of its recording process. With this in mind, the sequencing and track-listing of the LP is of paramount importance and no song’s position is more vital than an album’s closing track.

Of course, an incendiary and arresting opening track is required to engage the listener and set out the artist’s stall but a record’s final track should offer closure. An essential closer should strive to tie-up all of the record’s loose ends, answer the questions offered throughout its preceding songs and conclude in such a way that its listener feels enriched and satisfied as the needle pops out of the groove.

In Marc Spitz's new book, "Poseur: A Memoir of Downtown New York City in the '90s," the author offers a glimpse into the gritty beginnings of his life as a rock journalist. While rubbing shoulders with Courtney Love in the late '80s and running with "It Girl" Chloë Sevigny in the '90s, Spitz lived a dark existence characterized by fame-chasing, heroin addiction and post-punk debauchery that rivaled the antics of the musicians he idolized. From his years as an unpublished poet and playwright to his career as a cover reporter for Spin magazine, the self-deprecating writer chronicles his experience in the underbelly of New York's cultural scene.

Check out an excerpt from Spitz's book below where he dishes on downtown theater, and let us know what you think of the memoir in the comments section.

An excerpt from Marc Spitz's "Poseur: A Memoir of Downtown New York...

From Mvd, the "New York Dolls: Lookin' Fine On Television" will be available on DVD, November 22, 2011 :

"...in the early 70's, photographer Bob Gruen and his wife Nadya purchased a portable video recorder. In a period of three years, they shot over 40 hours of the glam punk rock band the 'New York Dolls'. This footage became the documentary 'All Dolled Up'.

"For 'Lookin' Fine On Television' more footage has been edited to create fifteen live music video-style clips..."

Featured clips include rare, archival footage from the Dolls' early shows in the NYC clubs Kenny's Castaways and Max's Kansas City.

Also included is footage of the Dolls' West Coast tour, Whisky-a-Go-Go, the Real Don Steele Show, Rodney Bingenheimer's English Disco and a whole lot more.

Tracks include "Jet Boy", "Personality Crisis", "Bad Girl", 'Human Being", "Bad Detective", "Subway Train", "Trash","Vietnamese Baby", "Lookin' For a Kiss", "Who Are...

Morrissey has revealed his 13 favourite tracks of all time. The former Smiths frontman, who announced his 13 favourite albums of all time last month, wrote the list on his official Facebook page. The full list in descending order is as follows: 1. New York Dolls - 'Jet Boy'

2. Sparks - 'This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both of Us'

3. The Sundown Playboys - 'Saturday Nite Special'

4. Bob & Marcia - 'Young, Gifted and Black'

5. The Tams - 'Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy'

6. Buffy Sainte-Marie (more)...

Stars including P. Diddy, Boy George and New York Dolls' rocker Sylvain Sylvain have led tributes to late punk icon Malcolm McLaren, who lost his battle with cancer on Thursday, April 8. The former Sex Pistols' manager passed away at the age of 64 after struggling with a rare form of cancer called mesothelioma.

Sex Pistols' frontman John Lydon and McLaren's former partner, designer Vivienne Westwood, have both expressed their sadness over the impresario's passing, and now tributes have flooded in from other stars. Rap mogul P. Diddy took to his Twitter page after the sad news broke to pass on his condolences, writing "Malcolm McLaren. Rip - music lost an icon today," while former Culture Club's frontman Boy George added, "R.I.P Malcolm McLaren. Punk will never die! Malcolm was a rogue, we had our dramas but he was a huge part of my life!"

New York Dolls...