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Getty Image “The Black List” is well known among film buffs, but for those who aren’t familiar, it’s an annual survey that aims to determine the most-liked screenplays that have yet to be made into movies. In 2024, screenwriter Travis Braun made some history when One Night Only was the most-mentioned film on the list, as he was the first writer to ever top the list in consecutive years (his Bad Boy led the 2023 list). Well, the film is no longer eligible for The Black L

Getty Image Trent Reznor has been expanding his inner circle in recent years. For the longest time, Nine Inch Nails was just Reznor, but Atticus Ross joined as an official member in 2016. More recently, he’s developed a professional relationship with German-Iraqi producer Boys Noize. The producer remixed Reznor and Ross’ Challengers soundtrack, contributed to NIN’s Tron: Ares soundtrack, and opened on their Peel It Back Tour. Sabrina Carpenter. Karol G, and Justin Bieber were

Natasha Ribeiro-Austrich Julia Wolf had a nice 2025. She released an album called Pressure, she dropped a remix EP, and she helped Machine Gun Kelly cover Goo Goo Dolls’ “Iris.” Soon, it’ll be time for her to take the stage, as today (April 7), she announced the Deep End World Tour, which runs from September to November and hits North America, the UK, and Europe. Tickets will be available beginning with a pre-sale on April 8 at 10 a.m. local time. A general on-sale for

Music is in our DNA… and our NewFront presentation Sure, we had UPROXX Chief Visionary Officer will.i.am and rising pop superstar Nessa Barrett on stage during our NewFront. But UPROXX VP of Brand Partnerships Eddie Peña nearly stole the show with his UPROXXified version of “A Whole New World” from Aladdin. Check out the video above, admire his vocal range, and listen to the message in the song. Or read this recap from his and fellow VP of Brand Partnerships Greg Osborne’

Getty Image Over the past few months, The Strokes have been named in a number of festival announcements for 2026, including Bonnaroo, Shaky Knees, and Sea.Hear.Now. This certainly made it seem like a new album from the group was on the way. If that were the case, it’d be their first in over half a decade, since 2020’s The New Abnormal. Well, it’s happening: Yesterday (April 6), the band announced Reality Awaits. There’s no new single out on streaming platforms yet, but

Joshua Rivera Young Miko is coming off a big 2025 that saw her follow her breakout debut album Att. with her latest LP, Do Not Disturb. She also opened on Billie Eilish’s tour, by the way. Now, Miko will be doing some touring of her own, as today (April 6), she announced the Late Checkout Tour. The tour runs from September to November and will be preceded by a run of festivals in July. Tickets go on sale starting with pre-sales on April 7 at 10 a.m. local time. Additional pre-sales will

We’re now approaching one year of Man’s Best Friend, which Sabrina Carpenter released back in August 2025. The album produced a couple hits with “Manchild” and “Tears,” the former peaking at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and the latter in the third spot. Now, another album track may see a lift to those ranks, as today (April 6), Carpenter has released a new video for “House Tour.” Carpenter stars in the visual alongside Madelyn Cline and Mar

Getty Image On April 10, 2020 (almost exactly six years ago today, April 6), The Strokes released The New Abnormal, which has since then remained their latest album. The drought is finally about to end, though, as the group has a new album coming soon. The band broke the news today (April 6) with a 13-second video styled like a vintage car advertisement. Some ’80s-inspired music, presumably a snippet of an upcoming song, plays as the ad reveals the project is called Reality Awaits and th

Getty Image First it was Sour, then it was Guts. For her third album, Olivia Rodrigo is using more than four letters for the title: Yesterday (April 2), she announced You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love, set for June 12. Beyond the title and album cover, we don’t know much about the project yet, though Rodrigo has given some hints. In a recent interview with British Vogue, Rodrigo spoke about how the album features “sad love songs,” saying, “I realized all my favo

Ravyn Lenae and Dominic Fike are two of the biggest risers in their respective fields, with both artists receiving career boosts thanks to songs that went viral online; “Love Me Not” for Lenae and “Babydoll” for Fike. Now, the two link up on a new collaborative single, “Reputation.” The song sees Lenae and Fike sing about the pains of love when there are some trust issues in the relationship. Today also marks the release of another new Lenae song, a solo cut c

If you know one trivia fact about Eric André, it’s probably that he plays the upright bass and even graduated from Berklee. While he mostly sticks to pure comedy, André sometimes busts out his musical project Blarf, first for a self-titled EP in 2014 and then the 2019 album Cease & Desist. Now, Blarf is back: Today (April 2), André announced Film Scores For Films That Don’t Exist, a new Blarf album due on May 1 via Stones Throw Records. There’s also a single out now, &#822

UPROXX At NewFronts 2026, Comscore Chief Commercial Officer Steve Bagdasarian defined UPROXX TV’s reach, competitive position, and efficiency in clear terms. “UPROXX is operating at major national scale,” he said during our presentation at Pier 57, adding that we have, “one of the largest video footprints in the country” as the exclusive provider of YouTube inventory across the official Warner Music Group network of super creators. Our story isn’t solely about the size of the UPROXX network; it

Edwin Keeble Mutiny After Midnight, the latest album from Sturgill Simpson project Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds, arrived a couple weeks ago. Aside from a brief stretch on YouTube, the album was only released on physical formats. There is one more way to hear the project: live. Today (April 1), Johnny Blue Skies announced the Mutiny For The Masses tour. The North American run stretches from early September to late October. Ticket sales start with the pre-sale on April 8 at 10 a.m. l

Getty Image Megan Thee Stallion has really been pushing her creative boundaries lately, most notably by making her Broadway debut on Moulin Rouge! The Musical. Last night, though, Megan left the performance early, with a representative later telling The Hollywood Reporter, “On Tuesday evening, Megan was transported to a local hospital to undergo a medical evaluation after experiencing concerning symptoms. Doctors ultimately identified extreme exhaustion, dehydration, vasoconstriction and

Back in February, Gorillaz released a short film to accompany their new album, The Mountain. It was cool, but fans have long wondered about a full-length movie starring the virtual band members. One was in the works a few years ago, although it was eventually scrapped. Now, the band says they’re no longer interested in the idea at all, and that it was their idea to ditch the project. In an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, Jamie Hewlett explained: “If we’d done a mo

In 1959, Miles Davis released his iconic album Kind Of Blue, one of the greatest jazz records of all time. Nearly 70 years later, the world is a very different place than it was then. Case in point: Not only do we have electric vehicles now, but Lexus just unveiled the Blue In Green Edition RZ, a one-of-one custom car inspired by Kind Of Blue track “Blue In Green.” Specifically, it’s inspired by Laufey’s new reinterpretation of it that’s available now. In addition t

Clay Westcott Electronic superstar John Summit has a lot going on. Aside from DJing and producing, he also runs his Experts Only label. He expanded the brand last year with the first edition of the Experts Only festival, which went down on Randall’s Island in New York City and was a sold-out hit. He’s running it back again this year, too: Today (March 31), Summit announce the festival’s return to Randall’s Island Park, for two days on September 19 and 20. Summit is bot

Uproxx Streaming services are the primary way a lot of people consume their media of choice, whether that be music or TV shows or movies. Not everybody is on board, though, and some who are are getting tired of it. Regular price increases and limited streaming libraries have some consumers returning to physical media, preferring vinyl and CDs and DVDs and more, objects they can hold and own without fear of losing access, over streaming options. Companies are more than happy to support this wav

We’re in a new Charlie Puth era as his latest album, Whatever’s Clever!, just dropped a few days ago. The project boasts a throwback pop-rock sound; Both Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins featuring on the song “Love In Exile” serves as an indication of the project’s style. Speaking of collaborators, among them is also Coco Jones, who sings on “Sideways.” Today (March 31), they unveiled a new video for the song. In a statement, Puth says of collaborating

Marianka Campisi/Derrick Rossignol Growing up in the aughts, Brian Dunne was a kid out of time. The second child from his father’s second marriage, he was raised by a Vietnam veteran who played Vietnam era rock (CCR, The Animals, etc.) around the house. The milieu of his hometown — 90 minutes north of New York City, “a real ‘cops and firefighters’ town,” he says — was working class, but most kids his age were still listening to The Strokes and The Whit