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TLC kick-started 2023 in high gear claiming three of the top five non-sports, ad-supported cable programs with P25-54 (Sister Wives, 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After?, 1000lb Sisters) and remains the #1 primetime, non-sports ad-supported cable network for women 25-54, an accolade the network has held for the past three years. 

The album will include 12 tracks, featuring collaborations with Brandi Carlile and SIA. Recorded in Los Angeles and produced with Kid Harpoon, Greg Kurstin, Mike WiLL Made-It and Tyler Johnson, Miley describes the album as her love letter to LA. The tracklist was revealed through a new visual. Watch the video now!

Jason Segel wants to make a special about bringing his fictional Forgetting Sarah Marhsall Dracula puppet musical to Broadway. Segel originally created the musical alone in his apartment while going through a 'slow period' in his career. After writing 'Dracula's Lament,' he brought the project to Judd Apatow, who used it for the film.

BELIEVE it - the Greyhounds are back! Apple TV+ has released the trailer for the third season of its global phenomenon “Ted Lasso.” Following its history-making, back-to-back Emmy Award wins for its freshman and sophomore seasons, “Ted Lasso,” will premiere around the world with the first episode in March. Watch the video trailer now!

With John Heilemann on the ground in Warsaw, Poland, and Mark McKinnon and Jennifer Palmieri stateside, the program explores Biden's historic struggle to keep the NATO alliance unified in its support of Ukraine and the political fallout at home. Biden's trip to Poland comes on the heels of his surprise visit to the embattled capital of Ukraine.

Joel shares his excitement over reuniting with his cast for the “Community” movie and how they were able to see each other over Zoom during the pandemic for a non-profit table read. Then, the “Animal Control” actor chats with Jennifer about his new series and the sweet pets his family has at home. Watch videos from the episode now!

Field of Appearances was meticulously crafted with Grammy-nominated producer Alex Newport (Bloc Party, At The Drive-In), emerging engineer Phillip Odom and features contributions from Bre Morell (Temple of Angels, Crushed) and Brittney Beppu. The result is timeless, exceedingly memorable, and refreshing addition to alternative music.

Singer-songwriter HUDDY (aka Chase Hudson) has released his new single “Slowly Healing” available on all digital streaming platforms now via The Orchard. The single is a fresh, raw, acoustic ballad that delves into the duality of hurting and healing. “Slowly Healing” demonstrates a new and evolved sound from Huddy.

The new song is one of six never-before-released tracks featured on the album and will be accompanied by a documentary TV special and DVD. The album will be available on CD through Gaither Music Group and on all streaming platforms via Arista/Legacy Recordings (in cooperation with The Estate of Whitney E. Houston) and may be pre-ordered now.

The Flaming Lips share new tour dates that will feature a special performance of their groundbreaking, Gold-certified album Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots in its entirety, celebrating the 20th anniversary of its release. Check out the complete list of tour dates now!

Price took this way of seeing to a new home in Los Angeles. Long drives through dimensional vistas ended in his room in Los Feliz where he recorded Burns Bright. When Etta James, Molly Drake, and The Byrds are all touchpoints of sound and silence, what emerges is a gentle homage to the commonalities of lasting influence in pop music.

BLACK LEATHER BLUES was recorded in Northumberland, PA by Paul Smith who engineered and co-produced the album with Douglas. It was mixed by Brian Moncarz (Alice Cooper, Our Lady Peace, Phillip Sayce) and mastered by Brian Lucey (Black Keys, Royal Blood, Arctic Monkeys, Buddy Guy, Doyle Bramhall II, Green Day, Liam Gallagher, Elvis Costello.)

Hello Mary was produced by Bryce Goggin (Pavement / Luna) and references alternative rock of the nineties alongside Elliott Smith and Jeff Buckley as influences. But the trio’s contemporaries are bands suchs as Palberta, Spirit of the Beehive, and Palehound, artists who don’t shy from unusual time signatures, careening feedback, and harmonies.

Rangel, a seasoned professional with 15 years of experience in the industry, will play a  critical role in Eris' continued success and growth. With a deep understanding of the  entertainment industry and a passion for developing and nurturing talent, Rangel brings  a unique skillset and expertise to the team.

Across 11 self-recorded and self-produced tracks, the band careens from blissed-out pop to harsh noise, glitchy programmed drum beats, and off-kilter indie rock—sometimes all in one song. As a follow-up to their critically acclaimed 2021 debut Hayday, Girl with Fish, with its overwhelmingly inviting and emotionally resonant tracklist.

Chicago based four-piece Slow Pulp have signed to ANTI- Records and are announcing the signing with the release of “Cramps,” a coolly crackling new track that sounds like it is pulling lead singer Emily Massey’s vocals through a distorted tape deck backed by the band’s well-honed blend of post-punk shoegaze.

Netflix’s hit superhero drama has announced new additions to the cast for its fourth and final season. It was previously announced that Elliot Page, Tom Hopper, David Castañeda, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Robert Sheehan, Aidan Gallagher, Justin H. Min, Ritu Arya, and Colm Feore will reprise their roles. 

Netflix released the official First Look at FUBAR (previously announced as Untitled Arnold Schwarzenegger Project). The cast also includes Monica Barbaro, Milan Carter, Gabriel Luna, Fortune Feimster, Travis Van Winkle, Fabiana Udenio, Barbara Eve Harris,  Aparna Brielle, Andy Buckley, and Jay Baruchel. Check out the photos now!

Netflix announced Pokémon Concierge, its first collaborative production with The Pokémon Company and an ambitious stop-motion project produced by critically acclaimed dwarf studios. Expanding the Pokémon world, the story follows Haru, a concierge at the ‘Pokémon Resort,’ and her interactions with Pokémon and their owners who visit as guests.

Johnson transforms an hour of talk therapy about his relationships with money, his father, and a stalker, into an hour of stand-up. In this comedic exploration of Black mental health and self-discovery, Josh shares with his therapist, and the audience, his thoughts on growing up without money, grieving, and first-time experiences.