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Gorillaz Play Debut Album, Demon Days in Full: Watch Video

by jummy84 September 1, 2025

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Gorillaz kicked off their four-night residency at London’s Copper Box Arena with back-to-back shows on Friday, August 29th, and Saturday, August 30th. The band performed their 2001 self-titled debut on the first night before reprising their Demon Days live show in its entirety the following evening.

The concerts coincide with the final week of the Gorillaz’s House of Kong 25th anniversary exhibition, which began on August 8th and runs through September 3rd. As promised, the group revisited the era for each album by recreating the original live show formats and visuals from each release.

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During the Friday show, Gorillaz celebrated their debut album by playing several songs from the project for the first time since 2002: “Man Research (Clapper),” “Sound Check (Gravity),” “Starshine,” and “Slow Country.”

Gorillaz Debut Album Setlist:

M1 A1
Re-Hash (with Miho Hatori) (First time live since 2018)
5/4 (with Miho Hatori)
Tomorrow Comes Today
New Genious (Brother) (with Miho Hatori)
Clint Eastwood
Man Research (Clapper) (with Miho Hatori) (First time live since 2002)
Punk (First time live since 2018)
Sound Check (Gravity) (First time live since 2002)
Double Bass (Live debut; with false start)
Rock the House (with false start)
19-2000 (with Miho Hatori) (Restarted after second verse)
Latin Simone (¿Qué Pasa Contigo?) (First verse and chorus in English, remainder in Spanish)
Starshine (First time live since 2002)
Slow Country (First time live since 2002)
Film Music (Played during intermission; ‘Gorilla ident’. New synth added on)

Encore:
Dracula
Ghost Train (Live debut; with false start)
Clint Eastwood (with Sweetie Irie) (Ed Case/Sweetie Irie Refix; Reprise)

Gorillaz Demon Days Setlist:

Intro (with Ben Castle) (First time played live instead of from tape)
Last Living Souls
Kids with Guns (with Michelle Ndegwa)
O Green World (Damon piano intro; false start)
Dirty Harry (with Bootie Brown and Lifted Up Community Choir Youth)
Feel Good Inc. (with De La Soul)
El Mañana
Every Planet We Reach Is Dead
November Has Come (First time live since 2010)
All Alone (with Skye Edwards) (First time live since 2006)
White Light
DARE (with Michelle Ndegwa and Rebecca)
Fire Coming Out of the Monkey’s Head
Don’t Get Lost in Heaven (with “Demon Days” choir intro; false start)
Demon Days (with London Community Gospel Choir)

Encore:
68 State
We Are Happy Landfill (Live debut)
Rockit
Hong Kong (with Qing Du)

September 1, 2025 0 comments

Bollywood

‘Nadaniyaan was a frivolous film, usme insaan kya hi kar lega’: Zareen defends Ibrahim Ali Khan after lacklustre debut | Bollywood

by jummy84 August 31, 2025

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Actor Zareen Khan may not have delivered many hits in her short Bollywood career, but she does have an opinion to share on the current state of the Hindi film industry. In a new interview, she spoke about the latest batch of ‘nepo kids’ in the industry and how they keep getting chances and movies despite a clear verdict of dislike from the audience. While doing so, she also mentioned the few actors who she does think have the potential to do well.

Khushi Kapoor and Ibrahim Ali Khan in a still from their Netflix film Nadaaniyan.

Zareen Khan’s favourite new stars

Speaking with Faridoon Shahyar, Zareen mentioned actor Ibrahim Ali Khan especially and how he is trying to overcome challenges to make a mark in Bollywood. She also mentioned Alaya F as someone who is very good but is not getting enough projects.

“I like Rasha (Thadani) a lot, honestly. I even like Ibrahim, because I think he has a good physique and has worked hard. He also has his drawbacks—you could say he seems to have some issue with hearing or maybe with speech—but he is someone who is working on himself, and I can see his efforts. But very few from the current lot are like that, very few.

“Even Alaya—I think Alaya is so good. Unfortunately, maybe because she doesn’t have a powerful person backing her the way others do, she hasn’t received that many opportunities. But she is very talented, she is very good. Even the way she speaks—her speech, her conversations—are so good.”

In Nadaaniyaan, Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh’s son Ibrahim starred with Sridevi and Boney Kapoor’s daughter Khushi Kapoor. The film was a flop with the actor receiving the harshest criticism.

Whose fault is it anyway?

Zareen said that sometimes it is not the actor’s fault when the film itself is so shoddy. She said, “Like in Ibrahim’s case—Nadaaniyan was, I’m sorry, but I think it was a very frivolous film. What could anyone even do in that? How much acting can you really showcase in such a film? So it depends on the film as well. I’ve seen Sarzameen and it looks like a slightly more intense film, and if you’re saying he is better in this, maybe he needs a director who can guide him.”

Unfortunately, Ibrahim’s performance in Sarzameen was panned as well by critics.

Zareen also gave the example of Junaid Khan and how was perfect for period drama Maharaj and not for romcom Loveyaapa.

Giving her own example, she said, “In Veer I debuted with like the biggest one of the biggest superstars of the country (Salman Khan) and everything but all the criticism that I faced that time it was so difficult for me to get work ahead I did not have a Karan Johar backing me up and irrespective making films for me even if the audience is not has not liked me or whatever you know so I think that matters a lot.”

August 31, 2025 0 comments

Hollywood

Evan Ser’s Debut Single is a Cinematic Ode to Sydney Sweeney

by jummy84 August 26, 2025

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Get ready for a track that’s as captivating as the silver screen itself. Rising music creator Evan Ser is making his official debut with the highly anticipated single, “My Muse I Can’t Defend,” set to drop on September 4th. This isn’t just another song, it’s a deeply personal and beautifully crafted piece of art, inspired by one of Hollywood’s most talked-about actresses, Sydney Sweeney.

What makes this song so unique is its origin story. Evan Ser, a new voice on the scene, wrote the track from a poignant and heartfelt perspective: that of a first-time film director. The lyrics tell the tale of a professional admiration that blossoms into a silent, unspoken affection for his lead actress. It’s a narrative of unexpressed feelings, a testament to the quiet boundaries we maintain in professional spaces, even when an undeniable connection exists. It’s the kind of story that feels ripped from a screenplay, and now, it has its own powerful soundtrack.

To bring this vision to life, Ser collaborated with the talented Racoon3Eyes, whose rich vocals add a layer of raw emotion and authenticity to the song. The fusion of Ser’s poetic lyricism and Racoon3Eyes’ soulful delivery creates an unforgettable listening experience that will resonate with anyone who has ever had a secret crush.

For Ser, this project is more than just a debut, it’s a dream. He hopes the song will travel across the world, connecting with listeners who understand the complexities of unspoken emotions. His ultimate goal? For the song to one day reach the ears of its inspiration, Sydney Sweeney, and maybe, just maybe, be turned into a full-blown cinematic music video with her as the star. It’s a bold vision, but given Sydney Sweeney’s track record of diverse collaborations, from major campaigns with American Eagle and Kérastase to her recent partnerships with Dr. Squatch, it’s clear she’s a star who appreciates creative and unexpected projects.

Don’t miss out on this poetic and heartfelt debut. Be one of the first to hear the story unfold by pre-saving “My Muse I Can’t Defend” on Spotify right now. The countdown is on until the official release on September 4th.

August 26, 2025 0 comments

Bollywood

Bigg Boss 19: Ashnoor Kaur Opens Up On Her Reality TV Debut With Salman Khan-Hosted Show

by jummy84 August 25, 2025

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Actor Ashnoor Kaur, who began her career as a child artist and went on to become one of television’s most recognised faces, is now ready to embrace her first reality TV stint with Bigg Boss 19. From memorable roles in popular shows like Patiala Babes, Jhansi Ki Rani, and Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha, to building a strong connection with audiences as she grew up in the spotlight, Ashnoor has always evolved with her craft.

Now, stepping into the Bigg Boss house, she takes on a new journey, one that strips away scripts and characters, leaving only her real self for the world to see. Streaming exclusively on JioHotstar at 9:00 PM IST and airing on Colors TV at 10:30 PM IST, the season unfolds under the theme of “Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar,” introducing a democratic twist inside the house.

Ashnoor Kaur On Debuting On Reality TV With Bigg Boss 19

“I finally said yes after a lot of years of comprehending whether to do this or not. I had been getting a call for the past 3–4 years but I thought I was too young, not ready for it, or busy with college. This year, I’m legally an adult, and because Bigg Boss is the biggest reality show on Indian television, I thought if I’m entering the space of reality shows, I might as well start with the biggest one,” said Ashnoor.

On being asked about having an unfair advantage given her popularity as a child actor, she responded, “I really feel everyone coming to the game has something or the other on the outside that gives them the advantage, as everyone is deserving of this position. However, inside the house we are all equal contestants. I feel audiences are smart enough to differentiate between somebody’s outside public image and how someone actually contributes to the game.”
Don’t miss the drama! Tune in to Bigg Boss 19 every night at 9:00 PM on JioHotstar and 10:30 PM on COLORS.
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August 25, 2025 0 comments

Music

Deftones Debut New Songs At Vancouver Tour Opener

by jummy84 August 25, 2025

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On the eve of the release of their new album, private music, Deftones debuted three new songs from it last night (Aug. 22) at their fall tour opener in Vancouver. The Chino Moreno-led group also dedicated another rarity to late Mastodon member Brent Hinds, who died this week in an Atlanta motorcycle crash.

Deftones unveiled “my mind is a mountain,” “infinite source” and “milk of the madonna” in Vancouver, a day after airing them for the first time during an audience-free livestream. About halfway through the set, they dusted off “Entombed,” a song from the 2012 album Koi no Yokan that hadn’t been played live since 2017.

Moreno told the audience they were playing the song in honor of “a very dear friend” in Hinds, who with Mastodon toured in tandem with Deftones and Alice in Chains back in 2010. During the encore, Deftones also played “Engine No. 9” from 1995’s Adrenaline for the first time this year.

private music is expected to score a high debut on the Billboard 200 this coming week. Deftones are supporting it on the road throughout the fall at a mix of headlining shows and appearances at such festivals as Louder Than Life in Louisville, Ky., and Aftershock in their Sacramento, Ca., hometown.

The group will also host its annual Dia De Los Deftones blowout on Nov. 1 at San Diego’s Petco Park in tandem with Clipse, Rico Nasty and Deafheaven. A European run will follow early next tear.

See fan-shot footage of the Vancouver performances below.

August 25, 2025 0 comments

Fashion

ICYMI: Shop 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' Wardrobe, Hung Vanngo's Debut Beauty Brand & Gen Z's Secondhand Shopping Trends

by jummy84 August 23, 2025

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August 23, 2025 0 comments