Nita Strauss has premiered a new solo song called “The Wolf You Feed.”
The track features guest vocals from Arch Enemy‘s Alissa White-Gluz. You can listen to “The Wolf You Feed” now via digital outlets and watch its accompanying video streaming now on YouTube.
“The Wolf You Feed” is Strauss’ second solo song with vocals following 2021’s “Dead Inside,” which featured Disturbed‘s David Draiman. “Dead Inside” hit #1 on Billboard‘s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart.
Strauss is currently on tour playing in Demi Lovato‘s band. She joined the pop star following the announcement that she wasn’t taking part in Alice Cooper‘s fall tour after eight years of playing in the shock-rocker’s live lineup.
Among Strauss’ other gig is playing guitar during Los Angeles Rams’ home games, which, as ESPN reports, earned her a Super Bowl ring. She received the ring after the Rams won Super Bowl LVI earlier this year over the Cincinnati Bengals.
We finally know what Doja Cat wore to her birthday bash…which wasn’t much.
To recap, the singer threw a star-studded sexy masquerade party to celebrate her 27th birthday. She invited stars like Shawn Mendes, Justin Bieber, Niall Horan and more.
While guests rolled up to the event wearing dramatic capes and masks — except for Niall, who dressed in his normal, everyday clothes — Doja kept reporters covering the red carpet guessing what she had underneath her dramatic cloak and mask.
The singer kept her cape tightly wrapped around herself, and it turns out it’s because she was hardly wearing anything at all underneath. She even took to Twitter to cheekily ask, “If anybody got nudes of me from last night please send cuz I wanna post em.”
Fans answered the call in abundance, but apparently the singer was hoping to see more surface online. Shortly after, she tweeted out “F***in prudes” along with a disappointed face emoji.
For the record, Doja was completely topless during the event and only opted to wear a felt choker and tiny black panties.
Fans also posted photos of Doja’s dramatic birthday cake, which was covered in black frosting and embossed with gold icing and lettering.
Now, it appears Doja is ready to celebrate the next big thing — Halloween. She has since updated her profile image to that of her wearing a dramatic witch hat and changed the header image to that of a bunch of bats flying toward a sickly green moon.
Imagine Dragons is celebrating Halloween with a new video and remix for their song “Bones.”
The updated visual keeps the original video‘s Wall Street-meets-“Thriller” vibes while putting it through a black-and-white, flickering filter appropriate for the spooky season. The remix, which was recorded by German electronic duo twocolors, provides the soundtrack.
You can watch the “Bones” remix video streaming now on YouTube. If you happen to be in the Los Angeles area now through October 31, you can also hear the remix at the Haunt O’Ween event as part of its “Beyond the Grave Rave Dance Dome.”
The original “Bones” appears on the second half of Imagine Dragons’ new double album, Mercury — Acts 1 & 2, which was released in July.
Fans of Josh Groban will still be able to check out his Great Big Radio City Show when it airs on PBS next month.
The channel confirmed the good news and teased that the “one of a kind show,” which he recorded in April, will air November 25.
According to the official description, viewers will “Experience the world-renowned baritone performing songs from many musical genres alongside several special guest stars including Cyndi Lauper, Denée Benton, New York City Ballet principal dancer Tiler Peck and more.”
Those who don’t have cable can still tune into the spectacular as it’ll also stream on PBS Passport.
This concert serves as Groban’s love letter to the city that gave him his first Tony nomination. The episode also doubles as a 50th anniversary celebration of PBS’ Great Performances series.
In addition to singing some well-loved Broadway hits, Josh will perform his best-known songs and duet with legendary recording artists, including Cyndi Lauper, with whom he willperform “Time After Time.”
The Great Big Radio City Show airs November 25 at 9 p.m. ET on PBS.
Nicki Minaj celebrated her son’s second birthday with a Minions-themed bash.
The rapper posted pics of the party to Instagram on Monday, including one of herself and husband Kenneth Perry holding the toddler, whom they affectionately call “Papa Bear.”
“On 9/30/22 you turned 2,” Nicki wrote. “#PapaBear, your Dad & I love you so much. You make us so happy. You’re perfect. Thank you for giving mama new meaning to life. God cover you. Always.”
Nicki also shared a video of the event, which included an “ice cream machine, cotton candy machine, smoothie machine, pop corn, magic mocktail bar, bouncy house & slide, slime station, Lego hat making station, coloring station, face painting, etc. etc.,” according to her caption.
Singer Cassie was a guest at the celebration with her two young kids. “Full circle moment,” Nicki captioned a photo featuring Cassie and the kids. “From rapping about Cassie to having kids the same age. I love you guys so much.”
The midterm elections are fast approaching, and Olivia Rodrigo wants to make sure all eligible voters head to the polls on November 8.
The singer donned a retro white tee with the word “VOTE” embossed in crystals on her chest and addressed fans via her Instagram Story. She partnered with the nonpartisan organization I am a voter to encourage her followers to participate in the midterms.
“It’s a very important election,” she stressed, adding that America’s vote will determine “one third of the Senate… The entire House of Representatives, and a bunch of local leadership positions” on November 8.
“So many really important issues hang in the balance,” Olivia continued, adding that she is registered to vote. She added the process was “super easy.”
Olivia joins a growing list of singers, including Taylor Swift, Meghan Trainor and Pink, who areencouraging young voters to head to the polls next month.
All stress the importance of checking one’s registration status before the state deadline and signing up to participate in the upcoming election.
Emancipation, according to Apple TV+, tells “the triumphant story of Peter (Smith), a man who escapes from slavery, relying on his wits, unwavering faith and deep love for his family to evade cold-blooded hunters and the unforgiving swamps of Louisiana on his quest for freedom.”
The film is inspired by the 1863 photos of “Whipped Peter,” which first appeared in Harper’s Weekly after being taken during a Union Army medical examination. The graphic image contributed to the growing public opposition to slavery.
Some in attendance at the screening later praised the film on social media.
“I’m still haunted by #Emancipation. It’s truly powerful, moving and captivating,” Perry wrote on his Instagram Stories. “And the conversation afterwards with this group was legendary.”
“This night was truly one for the books! An amazing and brilliant group of friends got together and witnessed TRUE ART,” Barris added on Instagram. “The conversation after was the effect of what anything and everything we as creatives do in this industry hope for.”
Emancipation is Smith’s first film since he slapped Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards and won the Best Actor Oscar for King Richard.
As a result of the headline-making controversy, Smith received a 10-year ban from Oscars ceremonies. He apologized to Rock, the Academy and his family and fans on numerous occasions.
Emancipation debuts in U.S. theaters on Dec. 2 and hits Apple TV+ a week later on Dec. 9.
(DALLAS) — Henry “Michael” Dwight Williams, the man who sold the gun to the Texas synagogue hostage-taker earlier this year, was sentenced to nearly eight years in federal prison, authorities said.
Malik Faisal Akram, 44, held four people hostage for 10 hours in Colleyville’s Congregation Beth Israel synagogue in the Dallas-Fort Worth area last January. The hostages were safely evacuated and Akram was fatally shot by law enforcement officers.
Williams sold Akram a semiautomatic Taurus G2C pistol on Jan. 13. In plea papers, Williams admitted to possessing the firearm despite his conviction, according to Chad Meacham of the U.S. attorney’s office for the Northern District of Texas.
“This defendant, a convicted felon, had no business carrying – much less buying and selling – firearms. Whether he suspected his buyer would use the gun to menace a community of faith is legally irrelevant: In the U.S., convicted felons cannot possess firearms,” said Meacham.
The FBI was able to uncover cellphone records tying Williams to Akram. The two exchanged several phone calls from Jan. 11 to Jan. 13, according to the U.S. attorney’s office.
After he was arrested on an outstanding warrant in January, Williams told investigators that he sold Akram the handgun at an intersection in South Dallas.
Williams was charged in January, indicted in February and pleaded guilty to the charge in June. A federal judge issued the sentencing on Monday. He was previously convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and attempted possession of a controlled substance.
“The Justice Department is committed to prosecuting those who violate our nation’s federal firearm laws, which are designed to keep guns from falling into the hands of dangerous offenders. We are grateful to the FBI, which sprang into action as soon as the synagogue hostage crisis began, and to the agents who worked tirelessly to track the weapon from Mr. Akram to the defendant,” Meacham said.
Disney Branded Television and the BBC trumpeted on Tuesday that it will be bringing the beloved British sci-fi show Doctor Who to a global audience.
The announcement was made this morning by the next Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa, during an appearance on Live with Kelly and Ryan.
The deal will bring future episodes of the series about the titular time and dimension-spanning hero to viewers all over the world via streaming on Disney+.
Doctor Who first appeared on TV in the U.K. in 1963. Since then, 13 actors have portrayed the character; Gatwa’s debut will be in 2023.
Ayo Davis, the president of Disney Branded Television said in a statement, “Doctor Who has captivated the imaginations of families around the world for the past six decades. We are so excited about this collaboration with the BBC, and the opportunity to bring this iconic franchise — and [producer] Russell T Davies‘ brilliant vision — to life for a huge new global audience.”
Davis added of the doctor’s powerful gadget, “Grab your sonic screwdrivers and prepare to travel through time and space!”
(NEW YORK) — This could be the last chance for fast food fans to get their hands on a McDonald’s McRib as the golden arches prepares to say goodbye to the saucy sandwich.
Starting Oct. 31, the seasoned, boneless pork sensation that’s slathered in tangy barbecue sauce and topped with slivered onions and pickles, will be back on menus for a limited time.
“We can’t say for certain what the future holds. But for now, fans should enjoy the McRib while they can, because it won’t be returning nationwide anytime soon,” a spokesperson for McDonald’s said in a statement to ABC News’ Good Morning America.
“After three straight years headlining McDonald’s nationwide menu each fall, the iconic sandwich is embarking on a ‘Farewell Tour,'” McDonald’s said in a press release. “Like any true farewell tour, we’re hoping this isn’t a ‘goodbye’ … because as our McRib stans have experienced time and time again: you never know when – or if – the McRib is coming back.”
The now-famous sandwich first hit menus in 1980, got a mini version in 2003 and prompted a McRib locator in 2008 so fans could track down which locations had it available. In 2021, McDonald’s USA created it’s first NFT offering a digital version of the McRib.
The sandwich may be gone, but for superfans who hope to enjoy more of the McRib legacy, McDonald’s is launching a line of merch.
