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The Strokes iconic, era defining debut album Is This It will be turning 20 years old this year, released on July 30th, 2001. I think if this was any other year, our expectations for some sort of celebration of this big time anniversary would be high but thats not the reason why the albums producer Gordon Raphael thinks its unlikely. “I haven’t heard of any plans, and from what I know about The Strokes – I could be very wrong – but I think the last thing on their mind is a record they m...

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The Best Strokes Covers Of All Time, From Julia Jacklin To Azealia Banks Arctic Monkeys covering Take It Or Leave It is perhaps the most fun a band has ever had. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. We’re coming up on two full decades since The Strokes released their hype-in-a-bottle debut in mid-2001, and  Is This It still feels like a visceral embodiment of its precise time and place: new-millennium New Y...

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The Longest Three Weeks in History - From Flattening the Curve to a Permanent New Abnormal © REUTERS / KEVIN COOMBS Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/columnists/202102121082057006-the-longest-three-weeks-in-history---from-flattening-the-curve-to-a-permanent-new-abnormal/ Were coming up to the first anniversary of the UKs first ever national lockdown, which was only supposed to be a short-term emergency measure. But eleven months...

21 Men Accuse Lincoln Project Co-Founder John Weaver of Unwanted Sexually Explicit Messages Arya Hodjat © Provided by The Daily Beast Roberto Schmidt/AFP/Getty Twenty-one men have accused John Weaver, co-founder of The Lincoln Project and a longtime Republican operative, of sending unwanted sexual messages, The New York Times reported on Sunday. One of the men was still in high school when Weaver began messaging him about his body, according to the Times. Accusations again...

2020 brought with it plenty of ups and downs as well as some fantastic new music releases and some old classic discoveries. Before we jump into 2021s music scene, lets take a look at what our WDIY listeners enjoyed the most on air from December 2020. Click through the covers to see who came out on top and scroll down to read details. #1- Bruce Springsteen’s 12th studio album, Letter to You, is yet again the most played album of the month on WDIY. Released on October 23, 2020, Letter to You ...

‘9-1-1’ Showrunner on Athena’s Literal Cliffhanger, Maddie and Chimney’s COVID Pregnancy Problems Plus: Tim Minear tells TheWrap the metaphorical significance of the Hollywood Reservoir breakingJennifer Maas | January 18, 2021 @ 6:00 PM Fox (Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Season 4 premiere of “9-1-1.”) “9-1-1” left fans hanging Monday when its Season 4 premiere, “The New Abnormal,” ended with Athena Grant (Angela Bassett) stuck inside a house that has fall...

9-1-1 called "The New Abnormal." 9-1-1 made its Season 4 return to Fox later in the season than usual but packed no less of a punch than the premieres that came before. "The New Abnormal" picked up where Season 3 left off the characters while also pitting them against an almost apocalyptic disaster against the pandemic backdrop. The Hollywood Reservoir dam broke, with the massive flooding leading to dangerous mudslides that took out the iconic Hollywood sign and left at least Athenas life in j...

A Florida woman who claims she was fired from her job as a COVID-19 data curator for refusing to manipulate stats said shell surrender to authorities Sunday amid allegations that she had hacked into the states emergency response system. Florida Department of Law Enforcement said Rebekah Jones says she plans to turn herself in to authorities more than a month after her home was raided. Jones has been under investigation since early November after someone illegally accessed the state´s emergency...