Dave Matthews has done something either abhorrent or catchy, depending on your musical tastes: the frontman of the Dave Matthews Band took some of the “dankest, tastiest” trap music hits and remixed them for the acoustic guitar. Jimmy Fallon, spoofing those ’90s ads hawking mixtapes and CDs, introduced Matthews’ new venture: Dave Matthews Sings Trap Music. While the Tonight Show host teased remixes for Waka Flocka Flame’s “Hard in Da Paint” and DJ Snake’s “Propaganda,” Matthews actually covered Migos “Stir Fry,” Lil Pump’s “Gucci Gang,” and Cardi B’s “Bodak Yellow” for the audience. Read More...
Do you want to be instructed in the Bob Ross school of painting by Scream franchise actor David Arquette? Well, that’s an unusual (and highly specific) dream, but one which may be more easily achievable than you might imagine. Arquette was the guest on the most recent episode of director Mick Garris’ Post Mortem podcast and told the host — with whom the actor worked on 2004’s Stephen King adaptation Riding the Bullet — that he is now a certified Bob Ross teacher. Read More...
The negative response to Suicide Squad was a major blow to David Ayer. The filmmaker, also known for his work on Fury and End of Watch, has discussed the critical reception on more than one occasion. Now in a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, he reflected on how the aftermath of his DC super-villain film affected his approach in directing Netflix’s Bright. “It was sh–. Yeah, it was sh– reviews. I got my throat cut,” Ayer said of Suicide Squad. Read More...
