His day-to-day activities, as captured in photographs leading up to his big post-election interview this weekend, bear the scars of his vertiginous fall from presidential candidate to private citizen.
The legendary shoegaze band's frontman reassured diehard fans that the follow-up to their mythical 1991 record would be out soon. Except it's not, and this isn't the first time Kevin Shields has failed to make rumors real.
A Seattle radio station claims to have their hands on the new single by garage rock revivalists The Strokes, and fans are already foreseeing a fifth album, and maybe—just maybe—another tour.
After much teasing, he dropped his natty new single, "Suit and Tie" — and while the Internet mostly likes it, everyone seems to agree that JT had the most annoying reveal in a week packed with major pop comebacks.
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