Angie Martoccio

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Angie Martoccio

Bummed you missed out on Adrianne Lenker’s 2024 tour? You’re in luck: the Big Thief singer has announced a massive live album from the solo trek. The 43-track Live at Revolution Hall, out April 24 on 4AD, is culled from three days of the Bright Future tour. To accompany the announcement, Lenker dropped the previously unreleased “Happiness,” which you can hear below. “Pull over,” she sings on the tender acoustic gem.

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Angie Martoccio

Aimee Lou Wood has responded to Sarah Sherman’s portrayal of her on White Lotus character on Saturday Night Live, describing it as “mean and unfunny.” Read next Charli XCX makes Coachella ‘Brat’ with Billie Eilish, Lorde and Troye Sivan Sugababes live in London review: Iconic girl group’s first arena tour brings career-spanning pop nostalgia The five-minute sketch, which you can watch below, spoofs Mike White’s beloved HBO series and gives it a MAGA update.

1 week ago | rollingstone.com | Angie Martoccio

April 13, 2025 Aimee Lou Wood Maya Dehlin Spach/WireImage Aimee Lou Wood has responded to Sarah Sherman’s portrayal of her on White Lotus character on Saturday Night Live, describing it as “mean and unfunny.” The five-minute sketch, which you can watch below, spoofs Mike White’s beloved HBO series and gives it a MAGA update. Jon Hamm, the episode’s guest star, is an RFK Jr. version of Walton Goggins‘ character Rick Hatchett. Instead of fulfilling his lifelong revenge on the man who killed his...

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Angie Martoccio

'SNL's Donald Trump Impression Causes Cast To Break During Last Night’s Cold OpenWith the Passover and Easter holidays upon us, it wasn’t much of a surprise that the cold open of last night’s Saturday Night Live—which saw Jon Hamm …

1 week ago | rollingstone.com | Angie Martoccio

Yellowjackets showrunners Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson own their music nerdom proudly. Bad reviews of their show, they can handle, says Lyle. “But if someone is like, ‘That song is bad,’ I’m like, ‘No, you’re wrong!’ ”  The series — which follows a 1996 high school soccer team stranded in the wilderness after their plane crashes, and the survivors grappling with the trauma 25 years later — serves up a killer soundtrack packed with the Nineties alt-rock of the co-creators’ youth.