Stereogum — The ATX TV Festival is going down in Austin this weekend, and last night had a reunion of the fictitious Friday Night Lights band Crucifictorious for the show's 20th anniversary. Jesse Plemons and Stephanie Hunt used the opportunity to cover Daniel J... more info

Stereogum — As anyone who’s ever seen Friday Night Lights can tell you, the state of Texas has a long, proud history in the field of soaring, emotional post-rock. Houston’s Trembler employ vocals, so they aren’t exploding in any skies. Instead, they offer ... more info

Stereogum — In 2004, director Peter Berg recruited Texan post-rock greats Explosions In The Sky to score his cinematic adaptation of the book Friday Night Lights. When Friday Night Lights became a (great) TV series, Berg continued to use a whole lot of the ba... more info

Stereogum — The beginning of J. Cole’s second-best project, Friday Night Lights, ends with the strangest of weird flexes: “I gotta make a move, I gotta do this now/ If they don’t know your dreams, then they can’t shoot them down.” more info

TMZ — Tim Riggins said it first but Minka Kelly's the one truly keeping "Texas Forever" alive ... by signing a bunch of "Friday Night Lights" memorabilia diehard fans can get their hands on if the price is right. Lyla Garrity, err, Minka slapped… more info

Stereogum — Maybe it's Friday Night Lights. Maybe I'm conditioned. But there's a certain kind of ringing, sustained guitar chord that kicks me in the soul every time I hear it. It's pretty much Pavlovian. That guitar, all longing and crushed hope and delay, buil... more info

Consequence of Sound — It'll be the second adaptation of the source material following Peter Berg's 2004 film. more info

Consequence of Sound — The beloved drama series left Netflix late last year. more info

PopSugar UK — Sure, the Grey's Anatomy spinoff still doesn't have an official title, but has that stopped ABC from sharing a bunch of incredible new photos from the pilot? Of course not! As fans of Shonda Rhimes's medical drama are most likely already aware, Dr. B... more info

PopSugar UK — Over the course of 14 traumatic seasons of Grey's Anatomy, creator Shonda Rhimes has killed off a ton of characters. Lexie Gray? Dead. Mark Sloan? Dead. Denny Duquette? Dead. Derek Sheperd? I still can't talk about it, you guys. You'd think that af... more info