Today we're pleased to premiere an exclusive video of Milo Greene performing the gorgeous "Autumn Tree" for the At: Guitar Center with Nic Harcourt podcast series. The video was recorded at the Guitar Center Hollywood Vintage Room, and the song comes from the band's soaring self-titled debut. To hear the band tell the stories behind their music, check out the free interview portion of the podcast here, and be sure to read our feature on the band from the March/April issue of RELEVANT Magazine...
Heath McNease lays his heart on the line in today's video of the day for his song, "Calls That Never Come." The Charlie Chaplin-inspired black and white video is exactly what you need to get your week started on the right foot...
Here's the first trailer for Joss Whedon's new Avengers TV show spin-off, Agents of SHIELD. Marvel-heads will know SHIELD as the government's furtive department for dealing with all things superheroes, but the world-at-large will know it as Whedon's return to the sort of smart, self-aware action/comedy that the now famous director cut his teeth on with fare like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly. Hopefully, this one won't get cancelled before its time. Whedon has a knack for getting cancelled before his time ...
If you're quite finished listening to Daft Punk's deliriously joyous return to form and are in need of something to temper your soul, The National are streaming their new album, Trouble Will Find Me, a week early for your listening pleasure as well. So much free music, all of it gorgeous and all on the same day. Do you believe in miracles? ...
Random Access Memories, which more than one early reviewer has hailed as the album of 2013, is streaming for free over on iTunes. What are you waiting for? ...
As you might expect, this new tune from The National is a heartbreakingly beautiful, solemnly anthemic, soul-expanding epic. What you might not expect is a little boy air guitaring, but life is full of surprises ...
Update: Apparently, it's a tribute to this video, whatever in the world it is. Thanks for the tip, @shawnroller.
Once in every generation, a moment comes that is so defining, so paradigm-altering, so world-shaking, that you spend the rest of your life telling people where you were when you heard it. It goes beyond making history to shaping the future, and yes, even giving a generation a rallying point and identity. For our generation, that moment came today when Varietyannounced Nicolas Cage is in talks to star in the reboot of the apocalyptic Left Behind film franchise. (The original trilogy, as we all know, starred Kirk Cameron.) The $15 million film will shoot in the spring and is slated for wide release in fourth quarter, 2013. It's hard to know what to say at moments like this, when reality suddenly seems too vast for words. The only thing you can do is find your friends and loved ones, hold them tight, and mark the day for your children and your children's children, so that you can tell them, "I was there. I was there the day Nicolas Cage agreed to star in a Left Behind movie." And they will weep, just like you are now ... Discuss
The big new studio trend for 2012? Re-releasing movies you've already seen–but in 3D.
If you needed any more proof Hollywood will stop at nothing to cash in the nostalgia from your formative years, look no farther than the upcoming release calendar in 2012. It’s a treasure trove of movies popular when you were a kid now being retooled and theatrically re-released in 3D. First up: Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace. The press release states the conversion to 3D has been “meticulous,” and Industrial Light & Magic has undertaken the process with a “keen eye for ... Read More