
Philip Cosores
Senior Director, Editorial and Content Strategy at UPROXX
Managing Director, Editorial and Artist Relations: @Uproxx / Uproxx Studios // Writer & Photographer // [email protected] //
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2 weeks ago |
uproxx.com | Philip Cosores
A couple years back, FX aired a sturdy, engaging miniseries from the creators of The OA, titled A Murder At The End Of The World. The series was notable for a number of reasons: introducing many to the charms of Harris Dickinson and Emma Corrin, helping launch legend Joan Chen’s comeback, providing a poignant spin on true crime whodunits with a peppering of ecological and technological horrors. But maybe most notable was the location that the bulk of the story is set.
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2 weeks ago |
uproxx.com | Wongo Okon |Philip Cosores
Dreamville Festival is special for multiple reasons. First, it’s a massive showcase put on by one of the biggest names in hip-hop and music overall, J. Cole. Many stars in the music world have ventured into the festival sector, only to either give it up after a few years or fail to deliver a production as sharply curated as Dreamville Festival.
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2 weeks ago |
uproxx.com | Philip Cosores |Wongo Okon
Dreamville Festival opened its doors for a fifth and final time this weekend, and though the music showcase as we know it will be missed, fans didn’t let the news stop them from showing up in their Sunday’s best for the exciting weekend. This year’s festival featured an exciting lineup led by J. Cole, Erykah Badu, Tems, and Lil Wayne with Hot Boyz and Big Tymers.
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1 month ago |
uproxx.com | Philip Cosores
Anyone who’s been to enough festivals knows: The music is only half of the experience. Food is a big part of the other half (the rest is split between standing and walking, ha). And whether you’re a festival vet or enjoying your first fest, you gotta eat. Which is why Uproxx is bringing you this list of the best bites from Rolling Loud California 2025.
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1 month ago |
uproxx.com | Philip Cosores
With Rolling Loud updating its California dates from late autumn to early spring a few years ago, the change in weather brought with it a change in the uniform. While Angelenos tend to bundle up anytime the thermometer drops below 60, the March dates allow for more variety, including the sorts of outfits normally reserved for the summer months — this despite a rainy week preceding the festival. Fortunately, the rain broke before the festival, offering sunny skies, if not the toastiest environment.
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