Spice Girls classic hit ‘Wannabe’ doesn’t slap as hard when it’s sung like a youth pastor on a Sunday afternoon. Geri‘s acoustic number is really missing all the energy, attitude and spunk that made it fun to begin with. No wonder these kids look bored to death.
Check out GH’s matronly-ass cover above on ‘Got What It Takes’ above!
Will it be another ‘Kesha Summer’ as the YOOTS are whispering? There’s potential with Kesha’s latest Origami in which body contortion and sassy lyrics conjure the attention of homosexuelles everywhere.
Check out the brand new video above!
Kylie Minogue has revealed in her new three-part Netflix documentary Kylie that she was diagnosed with breast cancer for a second time in early 2021 more than 15 years after her first diagnosis in 2005.
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She’s been dealing with chronic kidney stones that spiraled into broader immune and digestive issues over the past couple of years, but leave it to Dolly to make even THAT charming — she compared herself to “an old classic car that, once restored, can be better than ever.” Check out her message to fans above.
Get well soon, Dolly!
From Charlene on Neighbours to spinning around on stages across the world, nobody does pop longevity quite like Kylie. It’s about time she got the full documentary treatment.
The series features appearances from sister Dannii Minogue, Jason Donovan, the legendary Nick Cave, and Pete Waterman. The Kylie docies hits Netflix on May 20th – Check out the trailer after the jump!
In a song and video tailor-made for your local gay watering hole and twinks everywhere – Gaga and Doechii collab to show off a bunch of colourful looks. Check out the RUNWAY video above! Thoughts?
In the fever-dream visuals for “Psycho,” Tshegue frontwoman Faty Sy Savané tears through a comic book-esque dystopia, shapeshifting between characters, most memorably a monstrous political figure lording over a crumbling city.
It’s chaotic, confrontational, and exactly the kind of energy you’d expect from a duo that fuses Congolese punk with no-wave abandon. The clip plays out like a graphic novel come unhinged.
“Psycho” also happens to be the title track of Tshegue’s forthcoming EP, due out May 29th via Animal63.
Check out the video above!