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Brooks Arthur moved from Valley Cottage to L.A. at the end of the '70s but he had fond memories of Rockland. He even kept a Blauvelt Coach diner menu.

Elements, it is comedy, and the underlying story that he is going to the funeral of the daughter of a family who are grieving one minute and the next minute appear not to be in grief at all, but sort of being quirky and a bit strange. so because of that, you never take any of it very seriously. and since you don't take any of it very seriously, it fails to engage in the way it should have. there's an interesting point where ashton kutcher, as this sort of voice of the, the authorial voice of the piece, he is running these recording studios and everything is about recording, and there are so ma...

The authorial voice of the piece, he is running these recording studios and everything is about recording, and there are so many voices now, and with so many voices, how can... ok, that's an interesting message. but it kind of gets lost in this thing that can't quite decide how seriously to take itself. i think i couldn't work out whether it was try to be serious or a comedy, although you do laugh quite a few times, and it's nicely performed. i loved all the nods to podcasts, that was quite funny. maybe there's just too much going on? there's a lot in there about america's opioid crisis... yes...

“Omens” follows the band’s wildly successful 2020 self-titled album that produced the mega-hit “Memento Mori” and ushered in a resurgence for the Richmond, Virginia, act.

Stax Records veteran David Porter's new album project features rising stars and veteran musicians performing some of his unreleased songs.