Say hello to Bad Bunny's little friend: Al Pacino. The Puerto Rican superstar enlisted from the Godfather himself for his latest music video, "Monaco," from his new album Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana. The video, released Friday in conjunction with the new album, sees Bad Bunny enjoy a life of fame and fortune, hanging out on a yacht with a coterie of young women, gambling, and at one point dining in the same restaurant as Pacino. Read More...
Bad Bunny won't be stepping into the ring as the superpowered wrestler El Muerto any time soon. Sony Pictures announced Wednesday that it has removed the Spider-Man spin-off movie El Muerto from its theatrical release calendar, after previously scheduling it for Jan. 12, 2024. There is hope for Benito fans: EW has learned that the project, which would be the first live-action Marvel movie led by a Latino character, is still in development. Read More...
After 17 albums, 350-plus songs, multiple lineup changes, and all the punk-rock chaos you can imagine, Bad Religion is finally getting the book treatment their legendary career deserves. The forthcoming autobiography Do What You Want: The Story of Bad Religion, co-authored by writer Jim Ruland, explores the band's early days, from starting out as teenagers in a San Fernando Valley garage (appropriately nicknamed “The Hell Hole”) to battling for radio play to having run-ins with the police. Read More...
