Stereogum — Pop stars loving acting at the moment. Charli XCX starred in the new season of Overcompensating and the Weeknd’s new film Hurry Up Tomorrow just hit theaters. Now, Bad Bunny is joining Austin Butler and Zoë Kravitz for Darren Aronofsky’s ... more info

Stereogum — In 2025, everything’s coming up These New Puritans. The brothers Barnett got a Charli XCX shout-out at Coachella. They got Caroline Polachek on a track. They got Alexander Skarsgård in a music video. They even got Hedi Slimane to shoot the abov... more info

Stereogum — After taking over 2024 with Brat , Charli XCX is celebrating five years of How I’m Feeling Now . The pop star is sharing a music video for its track “Party 4 U,” which has been experiencing a viral moment lately thanks to TikTok and her to... more info

Stereogum — Lindsey Buckingham recently began a series on his YouTube channel called “Lindsey + Leelee React.” The premise is simple: The former Fleetwood Mac member and his 25-year-old daughter Leelee watch stuff together and react to it. Last month they... more info

New York Post — A year after leading the Brat" summer, Charli xcx headlined the first of four sold-out shows at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Wednesday night. more info

Stereogum — Takashi Miike has made some of the goriest films you can find on standard North American streaming services, and according to Charli XCX’s Letterboxd profile, she’s a fan. Now, as part of her grand pivot to film, she’s teaming up with the pr... more info

Stereogum — According to Charli XCX, it’s about to be a These New Puritans summer. The alt-pop superstar included TNP in her onstage video shout-out montage at Coachella, so we can assume she’s stoked for the release of the experimental electronic rock gr... more info

Stereogum — It’s been four years since the last Lorde summer, although the artist born Ella Yelich-O’Connor hasn’t been totally quiet since her Jack Antonoff-produced “weed album” Solar Power . She sang in te reo Māori on both a Solar Power compan... more info

Obscure Sound — Dash Hammerstein infuses a duo of separate inspirations — a Kinks-esque haziness and Brat-inspired hyperpop — on new single “Growing Nowhere.” Hammerstein describes the track as amongst the most mellow productions on his new album Franklin, w... more info

New York Post — Can they work it out on the remix? more info