Month: September 2022
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The Forthcoming Milli Vanilli Biopic ‘Girl You Know It’s True’ Reveals Its Cast
A Milli Vanilli biopic is on its way. Centering on the scandal involving dancers Pilatus and Morvan who pretended to be behind the 1980s hit “Girl You Know It’s True,” the movie is long-awaited and sure to touch on the intricacies of the music industry. Today, more about the movie was revealed, including the casting.
According to Deadline, Tijan Njie and Elan Ben Ali will play Fabrice Morvan and the late Rob Pilatus. Matthias Schweighöfer from Army of Thieves will play the German music producer Frank Farian. Graham Rogers, known for his role in Love and Mercy, will star as Milli Vanilli’s assistant Todd Headlee. Troy: Fall of a City‘s Bella Dayne will be Milli, Farian’s right-hand woman, who is the inspiration for the group’s name.
The film will be produced by Kevin Liles, the CEO of music company 300 Entertainment who also co-wrote the original version of “Girl You Know It’s True” with Baltimore DJ crew Numarx, and co-produced by Verhoeven, Farian, and Stefan Gärtner. Associate producers include Jasmin Davis, who is the daughter of the late John Davis, as well as Brad Howell who were the true voices of Milli Vanilli. It is produced by Leonine Studios and Wiedemann & Berg Film, and it’s in co-production with Sentana Film, SevenPictures, and Mediawan.
Kanye West Takes Another Swipe At Kid Cudi In A Post Declaring Adidas CEO Kasper Rørsted ‘Dead At 60’
Kanye West may have dialed down his Instagram petty to only celebrating his perceived enemies’ supposed failures, but he’s packing double the vitriol in those posts, often lashing out at two in the same post. His preferred secondary target is Kid Cudi, who he zings in the subheadlines of the bizarre fake New York Times covers he has been posting to strike out at rivals such as Pete Davidson and Adidas CEO Kasper Rørsted.
In his latest post, he declares the latter “also dead at 60,” calling back to his post about Pete. In the subheadline, though, he throws two jabs at once, writing, “I know what you’re thinking… who is Kasper? but even less importantly who is Kid Cudi?”
Actually, I was thinking how badly Kanye needs a copy editor, but I digress. In Kanye’s previous dig at his former artist, Kanye sniped at him for cutting his Rolling Loud set short after fans threw objects onstage. “Kid Cudi meant to play funeral but fearful of bottle throwers,” he trolled. His latest shot is likely a response he’s been sitting on since Cudi told Esquire he has no plans to reconcile with his former mentor.
“With all due respect, I’m not Drake,” he said. “It’s gonna take a motherf*cking miracle for me and that man to be friends again. I don’t see it happening. He gon’ have to become a monk.” Cudi later clarified that he meant no disrespect to Drake, with whom he previously did have a feud but they’ve since made up.
Kanye’s beef with Rørsted, meanwhile, stems from his belief that the Adidas chief is responsible for the company seemingly distancing itself from Kanye while continuing to use his designs, which is not in any way Kanye’s own fault for acting like a colicky toddler for the past year or so. Rørsted is stepping down as CEO sometime this year. May whoever succeeds him finally drop Kanye so he can enjoy his creative freedom, or whatever.
All The New Albums Coming Out In September 2022
Keeping track of all the new albums coming out in a given month is a big job, but we’re up for it: Below is a comprehensive list of the major releases you can look forward to in September. If you’re not trying to potentially miss out on anything, it might be a good idea to keep reading.
Friday, September 2
- The Amazons — How Will I Know If Heaven Will Find Me? (Blood Records)
- Ayka — Eleven EP (Glassnote Records)
- Armani Caesar — The Liz 2 (Griselda Records)
- Bitchin Bajas — Bajascillators (Drag City)
- Creature Canyon — Remarks (Gnu Roam/Kartel Music)
- Coma Girls — No Umbrella For Star Flower (Baby Robot Records)
- George FitzGerald — Stellar Drifting (Domino)
- The Front Bottoms — Theresa EP (Wuacasokle/Fueled By Ramen)
- The Hu — Rumble Of Thunder (Better Noise Music)
- Jon Pardi — Mr. Saturday Night (Capitol Nashville)
- Lean Year — Sides (Western Vinyl)
- Lee “Scratch” Perry — King Scratch (Musical Masterpieces from The Upsetter Ark-ive) (Trojan Records)
- Megadeth — The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead! (Tradecraft)
- Nina Nesbitt — Älskar (Cooking Vinyl)
- Pale Blue Eyes — Souvenirs (Full Time Hobby)
- Parker Gispert — Golden Years (Normaltown/New West Records)
- Rina Sawayama — Hold The Girl (Dirty Hit)
- S. Raekwon — I Like It When You Smile EP (Lex Records)
- Stereolab — Pulse Of The Early Brain [Switched On Volume 5] (Warp/Duophonic UHF Disks)
- Tom Chaplin — Midpoint (BMG)
- Two Door Cinema Club — Keep On Smiling ([PIAS])
- Unloved — The Pink Album (Heavenly Records / [PIAS])
- Warmduscher — At The Hotspot EP (Bella Union)
- The Wonder Years — The Hum Goes On Forever (Hopeless Records)
- Yungblud — Yungblud (Locomotion/Geffen)
Friday, September 9
- The Afghan Whigs — How Do You Burn? (Royal Cream/BMG)
- Ari Lennox — Age/Sex/Location (Dreamville/Interscope Records)
- Beacon — Along The Lethe (Apparent Movement)
- Built To Spill — When The Wind Forgets Your Name (Sub Pop)
- Breland — Cross Country (Bad Realm Records/Atlantic Records/Warner Music Nashville)
- Charles Stepney — Step On Step (International Anthem Recording Co.)
- Charley Crockett — The Man From Waco (Son of Davy/Thirty Tigers)
- Daniel Romano’s Outfit — La Luna (You’ve Changed Records)
- The Deer — The Beautiful Undead (22 Sound Records)
- Flogging Molly — Anthem (Rise Records))
- Foreign Air — Hello Sunshine (Lex Records)
- George Riley — Running In Waves (PLZ Make It Ruins)
- Highly Suspect — The Midnight Demon Club (Roadrunner/FRSKT)
- Holy Fawn — Dimensional Bleed (Wax Bodega)
- Jackson Wang — Magic Man (Team Wang)
- Jockstrap — I Love You Jennifer B (Rough Trade Records)
- John Legend — Legend (Columbia)
- JR Slayer — Not Rotten EP (Memory Music)
- Kane Brown — Different Man (Sony Music Nashville)
- Lake Street Dive — Fun Machine: The Sequel EP (Fantasy Records)
- Living Hour — Someday Is Today (Kanine)
- Marlon Williams — My Boy (Dead Oceans)
- Mike Adams — Graphic Blandishment (Joyful Noise Recordings)
- Miya Folick — 2007 EP (Nettwerk)
- Oliver Sim — Hideous Bastard (Young)
- Ozzy Osbourne — Patient Number 9 (Epic Records)
- The Paranoyds — Talk Talk Talk (Third Man Records)
- Parkway Drive — Darker Still (Epitaph Records)
- Preoccupations — Arrangements (self-released)
- Reuben And The Dark — In Lieu Of Light (Arts & Crafts)
- Robbie Williams — XXV (Columbia)
- Sampa The Great — As Above, So Below (Loma Vista)
- San Fermin — Your Ghost EP (Better Company Records)
- Santigold — Spirituals (Little Jerk Records)
- Sarah Davachi — Two Sisters (Bleep)
- Son Little — Like Neptune (ANTI-)
- Sudan Archives — Natural Brown Prom Queen (Stones Throw)
- Suzi Analogue — Infinite Zonez (Disciples)
- Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown — Shake The Roots (Rattle Shake Records)
- Wyldest — Feed The Flowers Nightmares (Hand In Hive)
Friday, September 16
- Bazzi — Infinite Dream (Atlantic)
- Behemoth — Opvs Contra Natvram (Nuclear Blast)
- The Beths — Expert In A Dying Field (Carpark Records)
- The Black Angels — Wilderness Of Mirrors (Partisan Records)
- Blackpink — Born Pink (YG Entertainment/Interscope Records)
- Carina — Spaceout! EP (Mini Mind Museum)
- Carl Cox — Electronic Generations (BMG)
- Clutch — Sunrise On Slaughter Beach (Weathermaker Music)
- Con Brio — Seasons EP (self-released)
- Crack Cloud — Tough Baby (Meat Machine)
- Daniele Luppi And Greg Gonzalez — Charm Of Pleasure (Mute)
- Danielle Ponder — Some Of Us Are Brave (Future Classic)
- Daya — In Between Dreams EP (Sandlot Records)
- Death Cab For Cutie — Roman Candles (Atlantic)
- Dear Boy — Forever Sometimes (Mono Mundo/Thirty Tigers)
- Disco Doom — Mt. Surreal (Exploding in Sound)
- Djo — Decide (AWAL)
- Ela Minus & DJ Python — Corazón EP (Smugglers Way)
- Fletcher — Girl Of My Dreams (Capitol Records)
- Gloria de Oliveira And Dean Hurley — Oceans Of Time (Sacred Bones)
- Gogol Bordello — Solidaritine (Casa Gogol/Cooking Vinyl)
- Horace Andy — Midnight Scorchers (On-U Sound Records)
- Jesca Hoop — Order Of Romance (Memphis Industries)
- Jessie Reyez — Yessie (FMLY/Island Records)
- Julian Lage — View With A Room (Blue Note Records)
- Kings Elliot — Bored Of The Circus EP (Vertigo Berlin)
- LeAnn Rimes — God’s Work (EverLe Records/Thirty Tigers/The Orchard)
- Lissie — Carving Canyons (Lionboy Records)
- Little Big Town — Mr. Sun (UMG Nashville)
- Little Dragon — Opening The Door EP (Ninja Tune)
- The London Suede — Autofiction (BMG)
- Maggie Lindemann — Suckerpunch (swixxzaudio)
- Marcus Mumford — Self-Titled (Island Records)
- The Mars Volta — The Mars Volta (Clouds Hill)
- Michelle Branch — The Trouble With Fever (Nonesuch Records)
- Miloe — Gaps EP (Loma Vista)
- Molly Lewis — Mirage EP (Jagjaguwar)
- The Ms — Introducing… The Mellons (Earth Libraries)
- The Murlocs — Rapscallion (Greenway Records)
- Mura Masa — Demon Time (Polydor)
- Mxmtoon — Rising (The Deluxe) (AWAL Recordings)
- The New Mastersounds — The Deplar Effect (Color Red)
- No Age — People Helping People (Drag City)
- No Devotion — No Oblivion (Equal Vision Records)
- Noah Cyrus — The Hardest Part (Records, LLC/Columbia Records)
- Ondara — Spanish Villager No: 3 (Verve Forecast)
- Quinn Christopherson — Write Your Name In Pink (Play It Again Sam)
- Rhett Miller — The Misfit (ATO)
- PJ Western — Here I Go (New West Records)
- Ringo Starr — EP3 (UMe)
- Smith/Kotzen — Better Days… And Nights (Bertelsmann Music Group)
- Steve Aoki — Hiroquest (Ultra/Dim Mak)
- Vundabar — Good Old (Amuse)
- Well Wisher — That Weight (Egghunt Records)
- What So Not — Anomaly (Too Future)
- Whitney — Spark (Secretly Canadian)
- Young Jesus — Shepherd Head (Saddle Creek)
Friday, September 23
- Alex G — God Save The Animals (Domino)
- Alphaville — Eternally Yours (BFD)
- Altopalo — Frenemy (Nettwerk)
- Arkells — Blink Twice (Universal Music Canada)
- Beth Orton — Weather Alive (Partisan Records)
- Billy Idol — The Cage EP (Dark Horse Records)
- Blackstarkids — Cyberkiss (Dirty Hit)
- Daniel Lanois — Player, Piano (Modern Recordings)
- David Poe — Everyone’s Got A Camera (ECR Music Group)
- De Lux — Do You Need A Release? (Innovative Leisure)
- Divino Niño — Last Spa On Earth (Winspear)
- Dr. John — Things Happen That Way (Rounder Records)
- Editors — EBM (Play It Again Sam)
- Eerie Wanda — Internal Radio (Joyful Noise Recordings)
- Francis Lung — Short Stories EP (Memphis Industries)
- Future Teens — Self Help (Triple Crown Records)
- Jackie Cohen — Pratfall (Earth Libraries)
- Jessie Baylin — Jersey Girl (Missing Piece)
- Kelsea Ballerini — Subject To Change (Warner Music Nashville)
- Khruangbin And Vieux Farka Touré — Ali (Dead Oceans)
- Luci — Juvenilia EP (Don’t Sleep)
- Maddie & Tae — Through The Madness Vol. 2 (Lex Records)
- Magdalena Bay — Mercurial World Deluxe (Luminelle Recordings)
- Makaya McCraven — In These Times (International Anthem/Nonesuch/XL)
- Marisa Anderson — Still, Here (Thrill Jockey)
- Mark Owen — Land Of Dreams (BMG)
- Maya Hawke — Moss (Mom + Pop)
- Mobley — Cry Havoc! EP (Last Gang Records)
- Nils Frahm — Music For Animals (Leiter)
- Nikki Lane — Denim & Diamonds (New West Records)
- Peter Matthew Bauer — Flowers (Fortune Tellers)
- Redcar — Redcar les adorables étoiles (Because Music)
- Sofie Royer — Harlequin (Stones Throw)
- The Soft Moon — Exister (Sacred Bones)
- Sorcha Richardson — Smiling Like An Idiot (Faction)
- Tim Burgess — Typical Music (Bella Union)
- Toledo — How It Ends (Grand Jury)
- Willow — Copingmechanism (Roc Nation/MSFTSMusic)
Friday, September 30
- 2nd Grade — Easy Listening (Double Double Whammy)
- The Bad Plus — The Bad Plus (Edition)
- The Big Pink — The Love That’s Ours (Project Melody Music)
- The Cowsills — Rhythm Of The World (Omnivore Recordings)
- Dream, Ivory — About A Boy (AWAL)
- Dropkick Murphys — This Machine Still Kills Fascists (Dummy Luck Music/[PIAS])
- Drowning Pool — Strike A Nerve (T-BOY/UMe)
- e4444e — I Spend All Day Drawing A Circle (Dinosaur City)
- False Heads — Sick Moon (Scruff Of The Neck)
- Fujiya & Miyagi — Slight Variations (Impossible Objects)
- Julia, Julia — Derealization (Suicide Squeeze Records)
- Julie Odell — Autumn Eve (Frenchkiss Records)
- Kaya Stewart — If Things Go South (Bay Street Records)
- Lambchop — The Bible (Merge/City Slang)
- Mamalarky — Pocket Fantasy (Fire Talk Records)
- Melody’s Echo Chamber — Unfold (Fat Possum)
- Milly — Eternal Ring (Dangerbird Records)
- Moon Duo — Live At Levitation (Reverberation Appreciation Society)
- Off! — Free LSD (Fat Possum)
- Oren Ambarchi — Shebang (Drag City)
- Pixies — Doggerel (BMG)
- Pretty Sick — Makes Me Sick Makes Me Smile (Dirty Hit)
- Sammy Hagar & The Circle — Crazy Times (UMe)
- Shygirl — Nymph (Because Music)
- Slipknot — The End, So Far (Roadrunner Records)
- Snarky Puppy — Empire Central (GroundUP Music)
- Sonic Flower — Me And My Bellbottom Blues (Heavy Psych Sounds)
- Titus Andronicus — The Will To Live (Merge)
- Tycho — Back To Mine (Back To Mine)
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs — Cool It Down (Secretly Canadian)
Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
Nicki Minaj Rap Snacks Making Its Way To Stores With 3 Assorted Flavors
Rap Snacks has officially announced Nicki Minaj-themed potato chips which will come in three mouthwatering flavors. Rap Snacks has revealed the flavors of their new Nicki Minaj collab. With flavors like salt and vinegar, “Bar- B – Quin With My Honey,” and “Sour Cream and Ranch,” the “Super Freaky Girl” plans on having fans smacking […]
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Kendrick Lamar Finally Releases “We Cry Together” Short Film
It’s been roughly five months since Kendrick Lamar blessed fans with his latest body of work, Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. The two-disc album produced many highlights that carried through the summer but there were a few songs that sparked some serious dialogue. “We Cry Together” with actress Taylour Paige certainly stands as one of the most discussed pieces on the album as K. Dot and Paige’s chemistry capture a raw argument between couples.
Kendrick Lamar performs as he headlines the Pyramid Stage during day five of Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm, Pilton on June 26, 2022 in Glastonbury, England. (Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage/Getty Images)
Following the album’s release, Paige announced there was a visual component to the song that existed. They later debuted the short film “We Cry Together” exclusively in Los Angeles at the beginning of June, though there were many updates on when it could be available publicly on YouTube.
Today, they’ve finally unveiled the Oscar contender which hones in on the reality of a broken relationship. K. Dot and Paige act out the aggression and hostility in their household in a way that seems closer to a stageplay, which becomes evident when the camera zooms out at the end to show the set of the video shoot.
Taylour Paige attends the Los Angeles Premiere of Gravitas Premiere’s “Mack And Rita” at NeueHouse Los Angeles on August 10, 2022 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images)
Though the song only dropped this year, the video was recorded live on March 15th, 2020, according to the YouTube description. Kendrick Lamar and Dave Free, the co-founders of pgLang, directed the video alongside Jake Schreier, who previously worked with Kanye West for “Follow God” and “Closed On Sunday,” as well as Chance The Rapper and Baby Keem.
Justin Timberlake Makes A Comeback In Collab With Latin Artist Romeo Santos
Justin Timberlake is making a comeback with a collaboration on a track from Romeo Santos’ new album and an anticipated music video will also be released tonight. Latin artist Romeo Santos released a sneak peek of his music video collaboration with Justin Timberlake on Instagram. The video starts with Romeo Santos and then Justin Timberlake […]
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Shannon Clermont Wants Secret Marriage To Celebrity Jeweler Alex Moss Annulled: Report
While her sister was shooting her shot at Steve Harvey, Shannon Clermont was apparently hiding a secret marriage. The Clermont Twins were first introduced as cast members of The Bad Girls Club, but after their stint on the defunct series ended, they made the most out of their fame. The identical sisters became models and faced scrutiny for their body modifications and surgeries, but they’ve accepted the criticism, capitalizing on every move.
For years, Shannon Clermont reportedly dated Alex Moss, a celebrity jeweler who has created designs for the likes of Drake, Jack Harlow, Tyler, The Creator, and more.
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However, according to TMZ, there is trouble in paradise because Shannon has reportedly asked “a judge to nullify her brief and secret marriage.”
The outlet allegedly obtained Clermont’s court documents where she stated that she and Moss wed sometime back in March. Clermont shared that as far as she knew, Moss, a Canadian, was living in America on a student visa, and when he met with his immigration attorney, Moss was dealt difficult news. According to the legal advisor, Moss needed to be married so he wouldn’t be deported. Since the couple wanted to eventually wed anyway, they reportedly sped up the process.
Moss was said to have proposed on New Year’s Day but Clermont seemed disappointed that the engagement ring that she wanted wasn’t the one she received. She also took issue with Moss wanting her to keep news of the marriage under wraps, not sharing that they had a courthouse wedding with anyone, including her twin sister Shannade.
Although they dated for years, their happily ever after ended just four days after the couple tied the knot. Because they’ve been separated since March, Clermont now wants her marriage to be annulled as if it never occurred.
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