Brenna Ehrlich

Kat Moss’ Santa Cruz hardcore band has found fans in Fred Durst and Hayley Williams, played at Madison Square Garden, and teamed up with Taco Bell — and she’s sick of the “industry plant” shit

One of indie rock’s most ambitious songwriters goes deeper than ever on ‘The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We’

Haven’t we seen enough movies where a woman has the audacity to want a child, only to give birth to Damien? Thank God, then, for Kim

The magicians are back with a new season of Fool Us and talk about why they no longer do the Bullet Catch trick, David Blaine, and Trump

Director Nahnatchka Khan (Fresh Off the Boat) talks horror tropes, serial killers, and how she couldn’t get her Gen Z cast to stop singing

In the final frames, Scorsese breaks the fourth wall to remind the audience of the true heart of the story: the Osage people

Steve Perkins was shot by cops in the early hours of Sept. 29th. His family — and thousands more — want to know why

Director Joe Lynch talks inheriting the Heather Graham-starring Lovecraft adaptation Suitable Flesh after horror master Stuart Gordon died in 2020

Diggy Lessard — son of Dave Matthews Band Bassist Stefan — talks about how his Gibson guitar added another layer to Meg’s brutally honest new track

The generous donors gave their bodies to science — but they were snuck out of the morgue and sold to a dark and ghastly corner of the oddities world

Mr. Robot creator talks his Netflix film, which sees Julia Roberts, Ethan Hawke, Mahershala Ali, and Myha’la facing the end of the world, and injuring himself for his audience

Destroy All Neighbors also features a soundtrack by indie rock heroes Man Man

Oklahoma Rep. Justin Humphrey says his bill is a bit sarcastic, but he’s “making a point”

Winter stars in Josh Forbes’ gonzo horror film Destroy All Neighbors, out now on Shudder

The fiercest punk singer of our time is newly married to a comedian, releasing a solo album — and back in touch with her estranged bandmates

Reverend Jeff Hood will be in the death chamber with Alabama inmate Kenneth Smith as he’s put to death via nitrogen gas

Prosecutors argued that the horrific crime and the subsequent lenient sentence could lead to dangerous new precedents, but the defense claims that matters aren’t as cut and dried as they seem

“I just felt like there was too much cosmic interference,” he tells Rolling Stone of his instrumental suite of songs, Asterisms

For the Santa Cruz, California, hardcore band, success is ‘the coolest thing in the whole world’

The ultra-relatable pop singer from Norway readies her biggest album yet after touring with Taylor Swift