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Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
RJ City Is Still Not ‘All Elite', But He Just Got The Next Best Thing
RJ City works for All Elite Wrestling. He hosts a great YouTube show called 'Hey! (EW)' on the weekends. Tony Khan has also credited him as being his 'right-hand man' for launching the incredibly successful 'Timeless' Toni Storm character and storyline with Mariah May. However, RJ City is still not truly 'All Elite' because he never got a graphic on social media. Advertisement That's right, the man who once drank coffee in his underwear with 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin is still not completely Elite. AEW's Chauffeur Boz aimed to fix that. Boz has been responsible for getting many surprise AEW debuts to the arena. He's driven names like Saraya, Kazuchika Okada, Shelton Benjamin and a recent addition in Josh Alexander. Boz wanted to do something nice for the graphic-less RJ City, and gave him a ride and one of his customary 'how it's going' shout-outs on social media. 'Sometimes us drivers like to do good deeds…since @RJCity1 never got his AEW graphic, I figured I'd do the best I could for him after an amazing #AEWDoN #AEW,' Boz wrote on Twitter/X. Advertisement Don't worry, RJ. Willem eventually saw the sailboat, and we're sure you'll get an All Elite graphic one day too. Read More: RJ City Hasn't Seen Anyone As Committed To A Gimmick As Toni Storm Since The Undertaker The post RJ City Is Still Not 'All Elite', But He Just Got The Next Best Thing appeared first on Wrestlezone.
Tatler Asia
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
5 independent Spanish fashion brands worth discovering
Miista Footwear brand Miista always seems to stay a step ahead of the trend cycle, known for its unconventional, almost avant-garde designs. Every pair is handmade by artisans in Spain and Portugal and has earned fans in celebrities like Charli XCX and Kendall Jenner. More from Tatler: When fashion meets art: iconic collaborations between designers and artists Rita Row Elevated basics meet slow fashion at Rita Row, a Girona-founded brand with a minimalist, and refreshing take on Spanish fashion. Their genderless line 'Timeless' is composed of essential cotton pieces designed to last. Gimaguas Gimaguas offers minimalist yet visually striking pieces proudly made and designed in Barcelona. Their distinct metal-studded bags are an Instagram favourite, crafted with real leather, suede and canvas. La Veste If you're already familiar with Spanish fashion, chances are you've come across La Veste. Founded by stylist Blanca Miró and designer María de la Orden, the brand is known for its playful, unconventional designs that break away from tradition. The result? Original, eye-catching pieces that are equal parts unique and eclectic. NOW READ Food lover's guide to Barcelona: Where and what to eat when you visit Slow days, fast company: Gucci unveils its new Gucci Lido campaign So, you were invited to party on a yacht? Here are some suggestions on how you should dress
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Weekend and Playboi Carti Rewind the Clock With Doechii on ‘Timeless' Remix
The Weeknd and Playboi Carti hand the opening verse of their collaboration 'Timeless' over to Doechii on a new remix of the record. The rapper kicks off the latest version of the Hurry Up Tomorrow single with rockstar stamina and a glimpse into how she spends her 24 hours in a day. 'This shit too easy/I'm in the club with a G-SHOCK/Fendi baguette and it's peacock/I think I'm out your league, boss,' Doechii raps. 'Top Dawg cashin' out Doechii stock/Pull up to the pgLang on the dot/Now I got a timeshare wristwatch/I been that girl since hopscotch, I'm too legit.' More from Rolling Stone Kendrick Lamar Leads BET Awards Nominations, Doechii, Drake, Future, GloRilla Tie Behind Him Doechii Shrugs Off Met Gala Controversy: 'God Forbid a Girl Needs More Umbrellas' Doechii, Lucy Dacus, Clairo Lead 2025 All Things Go New York Lineup The Weeknd's original 'Timeless' verse is removed from the remix, leaving just Doechii and Playboi Carti to take center stage. Earlier this year, the Weeknd and Playboi Carti performed the original version of the song in a surprise performance at the 2025 Grammy Awards. That same night, Doechii delivered a show-stopping performance of 'Catfish' and 'Denial is a River' before taking the stage again to accept the award for Best Rap Album for Alligator Bites Never Heal. The Weeknd released Hurry Up Tomorrow as his sixth studio album in January. Next week, the musician will release an accompanying theatrical film of the same name. He stars in the movie, out May 16, alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan. It has been described as a 'musically driven psychological thriller,' directed by Trey Edward Shults, the filmmaker behind Waves and It Comes at Night. 'It's always like these three-minute trailers that give out the whole plot because they want people to come to the theater. We trust the audience,' the Weeknd recently told Entertainment Weekly. Shults added: 'I also think it's honest to the tone of the film. You can take everything at face value and go on an emotional ride with it, but also, if you want to read things in a deeper layer and infer a lot of stuff, it's pretty rich.' Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
What's the Deal With Sleep Token?
Since emerging in 2016, the English prog-metal outfit Sleep Token have become one of rock's most enigmatic success stories. Operating in cloaked pseudonymity — their core members are known as Vessel and II, and they perform in elaborately detailed costumes — they've crafted a wide-ranging musical world that's felt distinctly 21st century. Using the bludgeoning riffs and heavy drums commonly associated with metal as a jumping-off point, their music is full of left turns and unexpected tonal shifts, making them as hard to pigeonhole as they are to identify. Even In Arcadia, the group's fourth album, doesn't quite open the cloak, but it does add intrigue — and existential depth — to the band's already-thick book of myth. 'Will you halt this eclipse in me?' Vessel wails on the opening cut 'Look To Windward,' a shape-shifting cut that surrounds the vocalist in (at different moments) dial-tone synths, charging strings, trap drums, and commanding piano chords, all of which are eventually steamrolled by heavy guitars and crashing drums. As an opening statement, it's a blaring red signal that nothing coming next will be as it seems, or what a listener might expect. More from Rolling Stone Rob Halford Explains Why Judas Priest Are Missing Black Sabbath's Farewell Megaconcert The Weekend and Playboi Carti Rewind the Clock With Doechii on 'Timeless' Remix Metallica's 'Enter Sandman' at Sold-Out Virginia Tech Concert Sparks Seismic Activity From there, the snarling 'Emergence' veers between ghostly beauty and arpeggiated madness, eventually finding refuge, first in gathering-storm-cloud guitars that are sliced through by Vessel's suddenly angelic voice, then by the sort of saxophone solo that indicates a lonely nightfall. 'Provider' is a conflicted love song where Vessel's layered vocals add hope to his wedding-vow-ready declaration 'I can give you what you want,' despite that assurance being bracketed by riff-led chaos. Elsewhere, the songs dig even deeper into the conflicting aspects of 21st-century notoriety. 'Caramel' skip-steps along a groove, its momentum slowly building as Vessel deals with the complexities of existing in public while keeping his identity a secret. 'So I'll keep dancin' along to the rhythm/ The stage is a prison, a beautiful nightmare,' he trills amidst music-box chimes, his world-weariness laid as bare as it could be. If moments like that reveal one aspect of Sleep Token's mythologies, it's that Vessel is a balladeer at heart. His voice is a sturdy burr that flutters with intensity on cuts like the windswept title track and soars into its upper register when necessary, making moments like the sparkling yet troubled treatise on creative anxiety 'Damocles' arresting; its occasional resemblance to the yowl of Bastille leader Dan Smith adds even more facets to Sleep Token's introductions of other styles, like the glassy, trap snare-propelled 'Past Self.' Closing track 'Infinite Baths' is similarly stark, Vessel's increasingly clear-eyed view of the world mirrored by icy electronics: 'I have fought so long to be here/ I am never going back,' he declares, a mantra that could double as a slogan for Sleep Token's ever-evolving vision of rock that's sonically and emotionally huge.
Perth Now
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Meghan Trainor shares update on new music and reveals which pop divas she is taking inspiration from
Meghan Trainor is "writing a lot" of new music. The 31-year-old pop star - who is married to 'Spy Kids' actor Daryl Sabara and has Riley, four, as well as 22-month-old Barry with him - released her sixth studio album 'Timeless' just over a year ago but is already back in the studio working on her next record. She told Reader's Digest: "I like to put on my list one thing a year that scares me, and then I want to make more babies. As crazy as that is, I want more children because I'm not tired enough. You know, bring it on. "My husband, he's got a new manager, and he is going to get in to the acting world more again. And that's very exciting. So I'm going to be No. 1 supportive wife, and I'm writing an album now. I'm in the studio, and I'm writing a lot." The 'To The Moon' hitmaker - who shot to fame with her signature hit 'All About That Bass' in 2014 and has since released tracks such as 'Made You Look' and 'NO' over the course of five albums - doesn't mind at all when "haters" try to compare her work to Christmas music but is also taking inspiration from the likes of Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan. Meghan - whose festive album 'A Very Trainor Christmas' was released in 2020 - said: "I've been in the studio. So far, I've only had one session, but I always see people try to hate on me and go, 'Your music sounds like Christmas music,' and I'm like, 'That's my favorite.' I don't know—I'm trying to find a new pocket that's still my doo-wop, but it's also like how Sabrina Carpenter bringing the full band or Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan. I'm so inspired by all these amazing women taking over and just running the game, and I want to bring an instrument, man. I want to bring the band back. It's been me and my track and dancers for a minute, so I think I want to bring the band back."
