Songwriter chris stapleton

Extraction follows Hemsworth as a black-market mercenary named Tyler Rake, who has been left with nothing to lose thanks to his long, violent career. Rake is hired to rescue the kidnapped son of an imprisoned international crime lord, but, in the murky underworld of weapons dealers and drug traffickers, an already deadly mission approaches the impossible. … [Read more...] about Extraction Shoot Had Chris Hemsworth Feeling Rather Intimidated

Petty spent much of his stardom in ready, grateful service to his rock & roll elders. In addition to backing Dylan on the road and making two albums with the Traveling Wilburys, Petty produced a 1981 comeback album for the early-Sixties rock & roll singer Del Shannon, Drop Down and Get Me; backed Johnny Cash, with the Heartbreakers, on the country titan’s 1996 album, Unchained; and appeared as a singer and co-writer on a 1991 album by the Byrds’ Roger McGuinn. Petty also found the time to relaunch Mudcrutch – with original guitarist Tom Leadon and drummer Randall Marsh – for two studio albums and national touring, the kind of action they never enjoyed the first time around. … [Read more...] about Remembering Tom Petty, 1950-2017

Shad has been praised as a hero by superstars like The Rock and Arnold Schwarzenegger ... and a makeshift memorial was erected at the Gold's Gym in Venice where Shad often worked out. … [Read more...] about Wrestling Stars Hold Tribute for Shad Gaspard

All of this unfolds briskly in Quiz‘s opening hour. The second episode is like one of those sports movies (say, Miracle) that show you the great majority of the big game, as nearly all of it takes place inside the Millionaire studio on the night Charles improbably won big. This is tense action, particularly as we see Paul and the crew begin to tumble to something not being right about how Charles is playing. But the night is largely shown from the crew’s point of view, leaving us as in the dark as them about exactly how he’s doing it. … [Read more...] about ‘Quiz’ Review: Game-Show Caper Leaves Big Questions Unanswered

Anuel’s new release came accompanied with two videos, one for the Iglesias collaboration “Fútbol y Rumba,” which has the toothless-yet-stirring qualities — especially a clap-along, easy-to-shout chorus — that fill stadiums, and another for “Hasta Que Dios Diga,” a radio lay-up reggaeton cut featuring Bad Bunny. Emmanuel also includes “No Llores Mujer,” an homage to Bob Marley’s “No Woman No Cry,” “Bandido,” which nods to J Balvin’s oldie “Ay Vamos,” and “Jangueo,” a plinking, hummable duet with Calderon. Anuel still sounds best on window-rattling trap, especially “Narcos,” a menacing track co-produced by Chris Jeday.  … [Read more...] about Anuel AA Drops Star-Studded Sophomore Album ‘Emmanuel’