12 March 2021
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Funnyman Seth Green will be Fall Out Boy guitarist Joe Trohman s first guest on a new podcast laying bare the stars mental health struggles.
With cases of depression rocketing during the coronavirus crisis, the rocker has launched the audio series, I Hate Myself, to help others experiencing anxiety issues. Joe will co-host with Rick and Morty writer Wade Randolph and produce the project with bosses at Heavy Metal. I m truly thrilled to be making a show with Heavy Metal, he says in a statement. I grew up a huge fan of both the film and the magazine. And while this won t necessarily be focused on scantily-clad warriors, space aliens, or skeletal ghouls, it s going to be the most fun show ever about every sci-fi and horror nerd s favourite malady: depression!
11 March 2021
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Kanye West s former bodyguard is reportedly working on a tell-all documentary about working for the rapper.
Steve Stanulis, who worked with West in 2016 and witnessed his bipolar-related meltdowns while shadowing the rapper at New York Fashion Week and the Met Gala, told Page Six producers at two studios are interested in telling his story. They see this as a (film) 48 Hours for real, or a Lethal Weapon for real, he informed the publication, adding: It comes from my mouth.
Explaining that: Every day was a new adventure, while working for Kanye, Stanulis shared: There are a ton of stories I haven’t told.
11 March 2021
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The BRIT Awards 2021 with Mastercard have today announced the shortlist of three artists for the prestigious 2021 BRITs Rising Star supported by BBC Radio 1 as Griff, Pa Salieu and Rina Sawayama.
The award, which evolved from its original name of BRITs Critics’ Choice last year, has been instrumental in identifying the future British music stars and launching the careers of some of the biggest UK artists such as Adele, Florence + The Machine, Sam Smith, Rag ‘N’ Bone Man, Ellie Goulding, and last year’s winner, Celeste. The global album sales for all winners combined currently sits at over 135 million.
Bee Gees biopic to be directed by Sir Kenneth Branagh - The Number One music magazine feat. band & artist news, reviews, interviews, videos & gossip UK & worldwide.
11 March 2021
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Cardi B is pushing back at critics claiming she owes her groundbreaking diamond certification for her breakout single Bodak Yellow to fellow rapper Kodak Black, insisting the song makes them both rich.
The WAP hitmaker made music history this week when she became the first female rapper to achieve the Recording Industry Association of America s (RIAA) Diamond single certification status for selling 10 million units since the hit dropped in 2017. However, as she was celebrating the feat, some critics claimed she wouldn t have been so successful had she not copied Kodak s rhyming style from his 2014 track No Flockin for her major label debut - but Cardi wasn t interested in the chatter, because she has always given credit where credit s due.